Please people, I only want ONE QUESTION PER PERSON AT A TIME! Please! Let me explain something: GOOD: Dear 888- Question question question? love 9. BAD- Dear 5- Question Dear 6- Question Dear 7- Question love 4. Get it? If you comment a million times, dude, don't. Don't be that guy. Nobody likes that guy. Everyone points at that guy and goes: "Dude, that's the guy." "Yea, let's throw rocks at him." Do you want to be hit by rocks? I didn't think so. And no cussing! Gawrsh, I have to manually copy these questions down, and I DO NOT CURSE, you crazy firecrackers!! I WILL NOT do your comment if you cuss in it. Sheesh, you don't know how many times I've gone through those comments! Rawr! And, please, when it says PLEASE HOLD REQUESTS FOR NOW, it means don't ask questions until the sign is taken down.

Drabbles. Not all are romantic, though. Enjoy~

Each Hetalia character, both male and female; have a maid and or butler. Even OC's are given a maid, butler, or are one themselves. (open for requests) Either the servants are fond of their masters is for you to read.

What?! Hetalia is going to school!? Gossip, Romance, Pranks, and much more! Can the countries really get along?

Ok, let's face the facts... there aren't nearly enough proposal fan fictions then there should be. SO I'M GOING TO FIX THAT PROBLEM RIGHT THIS INSTANT!! Requests taken.

Don't you think the cover is absolutely cute? Anyways each of these is a drabble for the Hetalia characters birthday's! Currently there is: Taiwan, Austria, Turkey, Latvia, Finland, Russia, Monaco, Prussia, Japan, Spain, Lithuania, Estonia, Egypt, Romano/S. Italy, N. Italy, Greece, Belgium, England, Netherlands, Norway, Cuba, Denmark, Sweden, Hungary, Iceland, Seychelles, Canada, Hong Kong, America

"What if... All of the worlds countries... Were people? And, to top it off, they followed all of their countries stereotypes?" Tally doesn't remember much after running away at the age of thirteen and travelling around the world. When she finds a mysterious island that no one has ever seen before out in the middle of the Pacific ocean, she decides to call it home, the only one she ever really had. When America finds her - which takes a turn for the better and worse - her memory begins returning in full swing. What lies in her past? What lies in her future? In a telling of both history and the future, no one is sure what will happen when Tally, now Thalassa, becomes determined to become a country herself.