Lukas Bondevik and his younger sibling, Emil Steilsson work at a café for a living. A regular customer shows up every single day at the exact same time with the exact same order. It makes Lukas' head spin thinking why he would go through so much trouble to eat at the café.

America and Canada get into a fight with England and France. England and France say words that they would later regret. the nordics hear all what is said they do not like how England and France have been treating America and Canada. after all England and France are not their original family.

~Germany x Italy~ -Boy x Boy- ~Japan x China~ -Boy x Boy-

I LOVE HISTORICAL HETALIA FANFICS this is my first fanfic (that i thought of completely by myself

Mix of Old Hetalia fics I did years ago. They suck ass just to let you know. Oh and theirs smut. Really bad smut actually. If you want better smut then get into my more recent fandoms. (At the point of writing this it would be my Heathers fics)

16 year old Lukas Bondevik was always the lonely kid in school, even his little brother avoided him. 17 year old Mathias Kohler is moving to the big city, very different from the small rural town he used to live in. New town, new school. what will happen when the two boys meet and become friends? Will it turn to Love or hate?

The Vargas boys have not had the easiest lives and they aren't going to get easier anytime soon. The soulmate AU where you have a compass on your arm that points towards your soulmate. ((Note: I've never been in a bilingual class and it's been over 10 year since I've been in Kindergarten. So give me a break.))

Alfred F. Jones, also known as the United States of America. The lovable idiot who could be seen with a smile constantly on his face, while laughing and eating a hamburger. or is he? Anorexic!Selfharm!America May or may not have a ship!

High school AUs? Awkward first dates? Hetalia? If you like all that and more than you'll love Acne Powers! All your favourite characters, all your favourite ships, all in high school! Written by Teri Smithingworth and co written by Tracey Smithingworth.