England x Reader: Driving Down Memory Lane

Y/N= Your Name

Your boyfriend handed you a map with a bunch of highlighted points on it and you both got in the car. He didn't tell you where you were going or why he was doing this. It was rather odd of him to do this, but you decided to go with it. "Arthur, where are we going?" "You'll see when we get there, love." You got to your favorite restaurant and he pulled in the parking lot. On the door there was a sticky note with the letter H on it. "Take the sticky note, love." you took it and go back in the car. Then he drove you to the park and you walked out to the tree you had your last picnic at. There was another note with the letter Y on it. He kept driving you to the familiar places on the map and collecting sticky notes. You collected 23 sticky notes; all of them together give you the letters AHEINAONPERVSYANPREYRAY. In that order, it doesn't mean a thing. It was a scrambled message, and lucky for you, you loved solving puzzles. You take all 23 letters and figure out the message says HAPPY ONE YEAR ANNNIVERSARY. You figure this out just as Arthur pulls in to your final stop. You pull into the old drive in where you and Arthur had your first date. You see the old, abandoned screen still intact. His car pulls in and he hands you a scrapbook of every date you have ever had. "Arthur, this is brilliant! I love it, but not as much as I love you." You give him a kiss and the movie that you went to see on your first date starts playing. You relive your first date from one year ago. "I have a present for you too, but it's not as special as yours." "What is it, Y/N?" You hand him a wrapped present and he opens it. "You got me a Union Jack pocket watch?" "You say you're always running late for things. Now maybe you'll be on time." You giggle and he chuckles as well. "I suppose I may be on time now." He opens it up to reveal a message; Happy one year anniversary, Arthur. Love, Y/N. "I love it, thank you." You shush him as the movie starts. You both smile and cuddle close together, enjoying your final stop on your drive down memory lane.