"The butterflies really love them," he rambled, "you should see them, some caterpillars even made crysalis on the stalks...." He stopped then started again, "they should finish metamorphosis soon and come out."

Danny finally decides to tell his parents about his secret. With Vlad there, because well it's his secret too, he knows nothing could go wrong! AU: No phantom planet, set a year after when that would have happened.

After sustaining serious injuries, Canada struggles with his resolution of keeping America from a truth that would only hurt him. But America isn't so easy to fool, and with other nations getting involved as well, Canada's well-meant lie might end up worsening the situation. (Sequel of "Overheated") Completed work || 35,673 words || Rating: K+ Hetalia belongs to Hidekaz Himaruya; credits for the cover picture go to kenlo (pixiv ID=2892327)

Sad FrUk one shot based off of a poem

RomaCan two-shot bc this ship is grEAT I'm serious, like, more people need to like this ship PL E A SE

For reasons unknown why, Kageyama was ignoring Hinata. As this continues, Hinata's misery grew.

Squeal to "Good Bye, Big Brother". In the middle of WW2, America discovers that Canada is fatally wounded in the middle of the battle field. America rushes to get to his brother and bring him back to safety. He promises his little brother that he would be okay, adding onto his childhood promise, and tries to save Matthew's life. USCan/Brothers.

The angels watched over them, kept them safe. But while Alfred forgot, Matthew remembered. And James never left his side.

It was a random occurrence and a phenomena. Matthew should not exist, and yet he does. Alfred accidentally stumbled upon him as a child, but it was not a memory he would soon forget. Matthew is merely a reflection of nature. He doesn't stay for long. His time is fleeting, because at the end of every autumn, he vanishes, taking the roses with him. Matthew will grow to the age of a young man, and live on forever with the roses, seemingly never aging after that. The two grow up together, but when Alfred makes a terrible mistake, he risks his best friend's life. Is it fixable? Or has Alfred already lost the one thing he unknowingly treasures? One thing is for certain; Matthew is going to die.