Arthur Kirkland, a famous mystery fantasy writer, is having a hard time to fight his sleep off after a continuous sleepless nights, and needs to finish his new novel in due.. Alfred F. Jones, a third year college law student, currently doing his best to study for his exams, is starting to get bored and fall asleep. Unfortunately for the both off them, they fell asleep, and when the morning came, a lot of things have changed.

There was an accident. Arthur started falling apart, denying at first, then blaming. He didn't want to believe that his other half was gone. He was so alive just that morning. A friend stays to comfort the breaking Brit. After a week of crying himself to sleep in his empty room, he feels somehow comforted. A few weeks later, once he's finally beginning to heal, odd occurrences begin around his once shared home. At first, he thinks it's a prank or some odd way to cheer him up by breaking his property, but later finds out that no one is pranking him after a once-dead voice whispers his name... I do not own Hetalia or the characters used in this story.

ScotEng, human au it's basically a monologue from Alasdair to Arthur but I can't really tell you anything about the plot because it would spoil the story...:l sorry ^^*

After accidently bumping into someone Alfred loses his glasses and they break. What can Alfred do when every step he walks he hits on someone? Maybe someone could lend him a hand...

When England has an accident, he has to sacrifice his dignity... Also, did you notice the Sherlock reference in the title? Contains swearing.

In which their meeting is a big, big joke.

A UsUk cardverse, where the Queen Of Spades has yet to be found. Arthur lived a normal life in the Diamond Kingdom, with one of his brothers, Jett, becoming the Ace Of Diamonds. That leading to the King Of Diamonds, Francis, visiting their house and growing deeply infatuated with Arthur. In the Spade Kingdom, the King Of Spades, Alfred, go out on another journey trying to find his queen, the one marked with the mark of the royal family. His journey starts in his own kingdom and goes from there. Arthur Kirkland, the one who bears the royal mark of the Queen Of Spades, only one other person besides himself knows that it's there, and plans to keep that fact hidden from the King Of Diamonds.