Hanahaki disease AU { mentioned Yuunoa - but it's one-sided, bc Yuu is gay af} *Has been briefly revised* Hanahaki Disease - The Hanahaki Disease is an illness born from onesided love, the patient coughs up petals and flowers. Hanahaki Disease may be removed by surgery, but the feelings go away with the petals. The...
England found the only way to talk to his crush was to start some senseless argument. It was working pretty well until he couldn’t find anymore things to argue about. Nagging about America’s weight and calling him fat was the only way for them to have a conversation. But when America goes insane over it, he diets in...
"...Here inside this bottle, are words that came from my heart. I promise together we'll get through every battle, not to be seperated and depart. To be related to you and call you my brother, is something I truly treasure. My beloved you will never be a bother, because being able to be right beside you and show my af...
There were a lot of almost's in Hinata Shouyou's life, and Kageyama Tobio was one of them.
//Villain!Izuku One Shot// "Sometimes our obsessions get the best of us." In which Midoriya's hero collection gets out of hand. ¿¿Trigger warning¿¿ Completed: 12-13-2017 Being made into a full story. Kinda.
🌹The day the rose rose. The day the rose bloomed, Ivory turning to ruby, I shouldn't have assumed... Silk milk-bled petals fall Stem no longer cut and groomed. My love for you Has left me forever doomed 🌹 ~ Hanahaki Disease AU No quirks AU • Inspired by the song Jealous by Labrinth
Deku was walking home after a long day, when a hooded figure attacked Deku using a quirk , what happened after this encounter....well nothing big....except he's now a she....heheh...
"Hello, Erza?" "You dialled the wrong number, miss." "Oops, sorry - I didn't mean to." "What's your name?" "What?" - I DO NOT OWN FAIRY TAIL OR ITS CHARACTERS. * February 20th, 2020: Cover updated due to copyright reasons. Please do not use fanarts as Wattpad covers without permission from the artist. - Author was 13...
