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Quick [Hetalia: Prussia x Reader] A warm and rough sea spray blew into your face as crowds of chattering people passed you by, holding balloons, food, or toys bought from the street vendors littering the seaside. Small children stood atop the jagged rocks and mound seawalls, impatiently waiting for the crabs to wander into the buckets lowered into the square holes below. You could see the sea barrier in the distance. You smiled to yourself gently, remembering you thought the barrier was an offshore construction facility. You took in one last breath of the salty seawater and turned away, leaping onto the busy sidewalk without a last glance.

You were walking towards Francis' house when you saw him talking to a young man. The young man seemed extremely startled, but you could pick up snippets of their conversation. "They say the government is like a ship..." You listened to them talk, then watched as Francis began to walk away. You caught up with him. "Hey, I finally found you..." You could swear there was a flicker of pain in his eyes as you caught up to him, but as quickly as it appeared, it was gone. "Bonjour, [Name]! What a lovely evening to meet you on, oui?" You nodded. He continued, "I was just talking to another young man over there a few minutes ago. He asked me ho

A cold, unforgiving sky kept scattering white ashes over the landscape. The smell of cigarette smoke and burning flesh mingled with one another, as small embers sparked in sporadic fashion in messy camps around you. You were frozen to the spot, your feet not obeying your orders no matter how much you wanted them to break into a run, away from the land. Shards of green were implemented into your feet, bleeding red onto the ground. Away from your nightmares, away from your dreams—you wanted to get away so badly. And yet, it was another one of those dreams where you found yourself incapable of controlling your own movements. Your dreams h

"This Astrology class is getting on my nerves. What a waste of my summer," you grumbled as you studied the star chart the professor had handed you. You were up at your local university (which was one of the top in the area) where they held interesting summer classes like teaching you how to use Photoshop, or 3-D Animation or even Professional Filming. Out of all those classes, you chose Astrology! "See, now I have to spend my sleeping time on this by running up here to the telescopes on the gusty roof of this building to create my own star chart as a final project," you continued as Lovino cracked his eye open just slightly to watch you hold

You couldn't help but stop him from leaving. He was leaving for a no-good reason, just to do his job. His job raked in money, and supposedly helped everyone. The final solution was just to get rid of all the wounds in the country, and this was it. "Warum sind Sie mich anhalten—why are you stopping me?" "This isn't a job," you hissed, your anger deep-pitted in your eyes. "You're killing people." Every time you looked at his uniform and his serious expression, you realized that he was part of it now. Every single time you would look at him, your eyes would accidentally stray to the holster latched to his belt, and the thoughts in your mind wo

"You got me a new Wii? No way, Alfred—you really got me one?!" Your best buddy winked at you with a thumbs-up, taking his headphones off to talk to you. "For my favorite chick, I'll get you anything!" "Oh my God, Alfred," you sighed as you were about to open the box. "I never knew that you'd do this… Never knew that Wii consoles were so light, though." His smirk twitched slightly. "Uh, yeah… I've—I've got a meeting to go to, so have fun playing your new toy!" He gave you one last smile, but there was something to it that you just couldn't really decide on. You shrugged. This was a Christmas present from a friend, so you should just appreci

Bad Day [Hetalia: Prussia x Reader] "Can you please just turn that thing down?" You slammed the door after you, the smoldering glint of fury in your [e/c] eyes. Then you tossed your jacket across the couch and threw your backpack into a chair as the loud Green Day music finally came to a lilting halt from the living room. Your favorite albino man watched you flop onto the sofa with an annoyed mask for a face, his eyebrows creased slightly in the middle. He watched you for another split second before he padded to your side and patted your shoulder slightly. "Kesese. You okay, Frau?" "No, shut up. I mean, sorry, Gilbo." You could feel him t

Your screams echoed through the cramped meeting room as a shot rang out, and red began to speckle the dark carpet. - "So, [Name]…? Will you marry me?" CRASH! "We've finally caught them, and they were completely off-guard too, dude!" "All this time, they were hiding here, da?" You remember time had seemingly slowed down, and you were shielding Ludwig as you murmured, "Yes! Yes, yes, yes, yes," into his ear. He gave you a sad smile and slid the ring onto your finger as he joined hands with you and tried to block the two Allied powers from getting to you. Another painful memory… you were in a dank cell, and water dripped into your hair fr

"It's Trial 2 of your program, Kiku," you said into your mouthpiece quietly. "We want it to work without any near-death experiences this time, okay?" You saw Kiku nod from the monitor hanging by a refined metal set which had dropped down from the ceiling. He had the guilty expression on his face and dipped his head slightly. "Gomen, [Name]-san," the polite Japanese man apologized. "I've fixed some major issues with this program we've been testing lately, but because Doitsu-san is absent today because he was busy with his work, I've decided to add in another part to the game: online connections." You grimaced just a bit, but corrected your p