Arthur has always been a kind of loner. He's never really had anyone except for his father, but what happens when he meets a mysterious teen named Alfred that quickly gets close to him. Will he be able to love him or will Alfred's big secret keep them apart? Then again, just how big is Alfred's secret? And why is Alfred's dad hitting on Arthur's dad? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Yea I suck at descriptions, but read if you like a lot of supernatural stuffs and stupid humor. (Big thanks to my buddy keepitsurreal for doing my cover!)

America has a dream that he's never told anyone. Unexpectedly he runs into Britain but what is Britain doing in his country? Also America realizes that he might be... dissapearing. Is he going to dissapear without fullfilling his dream?

For those of you who prefer usuk, here it is. I don't know if anyone wrote anything similar, so please don't do anything mean or what. I don't really read much usuk so.....hump that Start Reading button and we'll be off!

Professor Arthur Student Alfred. Alfred's gym teacher is away on vacation. The only thing is, who's gonna fill in for him?

Alfred is in an arranged marriage with the princess of another country. Now, he has to convince his country that he's gay for his servant, Arthur Kirkland. But its just an act, right?

Alfred has been having a crush on Arthur for a long time. He wants to tell his feelings for him, but he is afraid of what will he say or the rejection. Will Alfred have the guts to tell Arthur? What will Arthur say? Read and find out ;)

Alfred F. Jones and his mom are starting anew after a nasty situation with Alfred's dad. Let's just say that he no longer respects his dad all too much. Things seem perfect when they move into their new house. He's making new friends, and his mom's job is going great, but after a while, something begins to feel off. Cold spots? Almost ominous presences that seem to haunt him whenever he's home alone? What's going in this house of his? Is there something there? Is it evil? Is it good? Looking into it proves to be much more than what Alfred was expecting.