France x Reader - Hear My Heart by AProudHetalian, literature
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France x Reader - Hear My Heart
You gently ran your fingers through Francis’ soft blond locks, a smile pulling at your lips when you heard the Frenchman’s content sighs that came with your soothing touch.
At the moment you found yourself in Francis’ house, seated casually on the couch while Francis sat on the floor directly in front of you with his back turned. His head rested comfortably between your legs, a clear invitation that Francis wanted his hair to be played with – after all, it was something he enjoyed quite thoroughly, especially when it was you doing it.
“Je t’aime, _____.” His words were a mere whisper, just barely br
America x Reader - Penguin Hugs by AProudHetalian, literature
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America x Reader - Penguin Hugs
“Hurry up, _____! We gotta see the penguins! A hero’s life is never complete until he’s seen penguins!”
The warm hand that was wrapped around yours eagerly pulled you towards the penguin area, the place which Alfred loved the most in the zoo; why he had such a deep fascination with the artic birds, you’d never know. “The penguins aren’t gonna just disappear, Alfie,” you said, a light chuckle falling from your lips. “We have all the time in the world.”
“But dude! The zoo pamphlet said that for a limited time we can actually go into the penguin habitat! How cool is that!?”
Shy!Germany x Reader - How To Be A Good Boyfriend by AProudHetalian, literature
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Shy!Germany x Reader - How To Be A Good Boyfriend
Ludwig was sure he’d studied the book to the point where he could recite it word for word, so why, just why did he feel so nervous?
Skimming through the thin pages once more, the German sighed before setting it down, blue eyes glancing at the title in neat font before sighing once again.
A Guide to Relationships: Boyfriend Edition
There was no way he could let anyone know that he’d been reading from this book – and not to mention, taking several notes on it – all because of a girl.
But let’s face it, the girl was you and Ludwig refused to give you anything less than perfection.
Thus, he bought the book for a
Japan x Reader - Doorstep Confession by AProudHetalian, literature
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Japan x Reader - Doorstep Confession
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...Japan.
Kiku’s hands shook as he readjusted his grip on the bouquet of flowers, his breath escaping in erratic patterns as he attempted to calm himself down.
But what, pray tell, was there anything to calm down about?
His normally calm and composed demeanor was slipping as he forced himself to walk up to your doorstep, and at this point, his knuckles were white from holding onto the bouquet so tightly.
Honestly, he wouldn’t have been here if it weren’t for Alfred, and Kiku wasn’t sure whether or not that was a good thing. He’d recently heard from the American that you were pretty shy when it came to
France x Reader - Sleepy Affections by AProudHetalian, literature
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France x Reader - Sleepy Affections
If there was one thing Francis Bonnefoy loved more than the world, it definitely had to be you.
And also the fact that you were just too cute when you got drowsy.
“You don’t have to stay awake with me, mon amour,” Francis spoke, his voice so gentle you could’ve sworn it was trying to coax you to sleep. “I’ll be finished with all this paperwork soon. Get some rest before me, oui?”
“But…” A yawn broke through your voice, effectively cutting off your sentence. “…I don’t want you to be lonely…”
His heart swelled at your words, a warm smile touching his l
Germany x Reader - Cuddly by AProudHetalian, literature
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Germany x Reader - Cuddly
Ludwig was a cute sleeper.
You’d give him that.
With his peaceful expression and soft snores, he resembled a giant, huggable teddy bear; the fact that his hair was down didn’t help too much either, because it only seemed to add to the adorable look.
Nonetheless, even if he did resemble a teddy bear, he definitely wasn’t acting like one – on the contrary, it was you who was acting like a teddy bear.
“I’m so thirsty,” you whined pitifully, squirming around in Ludwig’s strong hold. “Lemme go, Luddy! Wake up! I wanna get some water!”
The German didn’t even move, earning yet an
Romano x Reader - The Heavenly World by AProudHetalian, literature
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Romano x Reader - The Heavenly World
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“I guess I’ll just… find out if my neighbors are nice.”
Lingering on your porch for just a few more moments, you soon got up with a new sense of determination flowing through your veins. It was a good idea, you figured, to at least pay a visit to your neighbors; after all, maybe they could help get you settled, right?
Wrong, you thought, as you left the porch of your house and walked the short distance to the one right next to yours.
You weren’t even that close to the front door, and already you could hear furious yells of… Italian? Perhaps your neighbor was Italian? All you could really catch was
Prussia x Reader - Awesome Confession by AProudHetalian, literature
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Prussia x Reader - Awesome Confession
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...Prussia.
Gilbert was… annoying, for lack of a better word.
Not ‘annoying’ as in you wanted to beat him up all the time – though you would admit, there were occasions where you felt a good smack was necessary – but ‘annoying’ as in you could tolerate him, but if you had the choice, you’d prefer not to have to deal with Gilbert’s constant rants of ‘awesomeness’.
How your albino friend got into the habit of calling himself awesome every five minutes, you’d never know.
“Mein Gott, I am so awesome!”
’And there he goes,’ you thought with a
Hetalia x Reader - The Heavenly World by AProudHetalian, literature
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Hetalia x Reader - The Heavenly World
Your parents always said that you lived in a heavenly world; or, at least, you were going to.
You were moving into a new area today for personal reasons, and the area you were going to live in was a place your parents used to stay at.
Here – well, according to them – the lovers are Italian, the cooks are French, the police are English, the mechanics are German and everything is organized by the Swiss.
Apparently that was a good thing.
You didn't really know.
Nonetheless, as you trudged up the porch of your new house, you were pretty sure you were in anything but a heavenly world.
In order to save money, you’d driven up
Romano x Reader - Scare Lessons by AProudHetalian, literature
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Romano x Reader - Scare Lessons
If there was one thing you could say with absolute certainty, it was the fact that you were completely and utterly not scary.
While it wasn’t necessarily a bad thing – on the contrary, others would usually be glad to know that they didn’t frighten people - you actually took it a bit… personally, so to speak.
“Romano!” you whined, limbs sprawled haphazardly across the Italian’s couch, “Why can’t I be scary!?”
There was a sigh from the kitchen before your friend poked his head out from the doorway. “What are you talking about now, _____?”
You mimicked his sigh. “I