Roman is a great leader to his kingdom. He is as noble as he can be, loyal to all, and is incredibly generous to his subjects. He is known as one of the best leader his kingdom has ever had. Everyone sees him as this kind, loving, perfect prince that puts his kingdom before himself. But he's actually a lonely, confused prince that wants someone who he can love and they feel the same way. His friend Logan doesn't know what he's feeling because he has no feelings to feel. Logan says that that Roman should focus more on his roll as leader of the kingdom than worry about his 'love life.' Roman starts to believe him for awhile until two men that are Roman's subjects visit the palace to start working for the prince. Roman however notices that one of the men looks gorgeous. He was dressed in black and goes by the name Anxiety. Roman ends up falling for this beautiful gentleman but he doesn't known what he's been through. Will he win the heart of Anxiety or be rejected by him? *I give credit to the artist who picture I used. So sorry.*

Victor x Yuri fanfiction Victor and Yuri have perfect chemistry on the ice. Will they have perfect chemistry OFF the ice?

Just what the title says... P.S. - Thanks to everyone who contributed in this book, and everyone who reads it! This book wouldn't have gotten this far without all of you! ------------------------------------------------------ Enjoy! ;)

sorry everyone if this is a short book but sometimes i have trouble writing book A.K.A Readers Block or A Brainfart (lol) sothis may be short see if its ok Thank You. lol and yes I doodled on the cover :-)

I solemnly swear that I am up to no good. If you like Harry Potter and memes this is your book! Laugh (and maybe cry) at the brilliant Harry Potter memes and things the world has come up with. (Warning: cursing and dirty jokes are probably going to be involved) Mischief Managed.

What happens when you finally realize that the one you think you'll love for the rest of the life, was just right by your side? Specifically taming dragons and sharpening our tools? I never thought I'd look at Hiccup this way. It's unexpected, I guess.