Hetalia Davie

the story

DAVIE!

Disclaimer!!!: I DO NOT own Hetalia in any way

"Where am I? Oh, look at that pretty silver rabbit!"

The bunny rabbit hopped away from me.

"Come back here bunny rabbit. Please don't leave me all alone."

I looked around with my blue eyes to see where I was. I was in a big clearing with a shimmering lake in the middle. There were little baby flowers everywhere, and tall thick forest of big grand trees all around. It was windy, and the wind caused my short blond hair to billow around my face. I noticed I had no shoes on my tiny feet. I didn't know where to go. I never asked how or when I got there, as it never mattered.

"I'm tired," I yawned, rubbing my eyes.

I laid down and fell asleep on the soft green grass. When I woke up, I saw many different animals sleeping around me. As I started to get up, the animals also woke up and began to leave. I didn't want to be all alone again, so I followed them deep into the forest.

I started running as fast as my little legs could carry me, trying to catch up with them. Soon I fell down, exhausted, on the forest ground. I was tired and I had lost sight of the animals. I didn't want to get up. I started to black out, but I could still see a bear coming towards me. I started to close my eyes. I could feel other animals approaching me now as well. I'm pretty sure they were birds. They lifted me on to the back of the bear, and the bear took me back to the clearing. I started to wake up and by my side, I saw a bunny, which I started to play with.

An older boy soon came by.

"Hi, I'm Davie. Where are your parents?" He asked.

"Parents?" I replied.

"You know, people that take care of you since you are little," said Davie.

I frowned. "I don't think I've got any."

"Oh," said Davie. "Then come with me. By the way, what's your name?"

"Alfred," I told him.

"Well Alfred, I don't think it's safe for you to stay here in the woods all alone, so you can come back with me to my house in the village."

I followed Davie to his house. We went inside, and I noticed it wasn't as big as I thought. There was a old-looking trunk in the living room that looked like it had been through a lot of trouble. He went over to the trunk and took out an equally weathered book, opening it to the first page. The book was all about flowers, there were pictures of them, and facts about them. One of the flowers caught both of our eyes. It had a nice sky blue color, petals thin with a bright yellow center. I wanted one of those flowers, so I asked him where they were. He said they didn't have them around here.

The next day, I said goodbye and left to go and find the flower. Before I left, Davie gave me some new clothes.

I traveled around asking for the flower. I never found it, but nonetheless I continued looking for it.

It's been almost 8 years since I'd last seen Davie, yet I still looked the same.

I ran to the house and saw Davie and another boy. Overcome with excitement on seeing him again, I yelled out, "Davie! Davie!"

The boy next to Davie whispered something to him, who looked a bit embarrassed, and looked away from me. They started to walk away.

I didn't know what to do, and I didn't know where to go. I felt that it was my fault because I didn't find the flower.