Francexitaly Stories

This is a re-do of the original story I made last year This is the story of a shy and introverted girl named Elisè. who is completely devoted to her job at a small, cozy library named "Telerei Library" in the heart of France. With a keen intellect and a passion for literature, she spends her days surrounded by books, content in her own little world. One day, things change when a new co-worker named Nicholas joins the staff. Though initially hesitant to interact with him, she finds herself drawn to him and his charming smile. As they begin to work together, she finds herself looking forward to seeing him every day. As they spend more time together, their relationship blossoms into something truly special. They exchange meaningful glances and witty banter, their conversations stretching on for hours. They share their favorite books with each other, discussing their favorite passages and characters. As the days turn into weeks and the weeks into months, the two of them become inseparable. They explore the city together, enjoying long walks through the parks. Who knows what the future holds for these two, but for now they are content to simply enjoy each other's company and bask in the glow of their newfound love. Background image of library on cover isn't mine, I added text and my name.. Credits to the original taker of the image <3

<3 Thank you so much if you look at it

Francis was always worried about him, and it was really endearing, in a way. He hummed in reply, because he’s right. He had been there all night; he did promise that he would sleep at two AM. He hadn’t had a wink of sleep since he had left him there. He was sore, because the chair wasn’t comfortable in the slightest, and he hadn’t eaten since eleven in the morning yesterday. Francis was always right when it came to his health, he was always more intuitive than him.

For the first time I'm not writing a lemon. This story is to celebrate the up coming 6th season of Hetalia!!!!! (or so I heard).

Lets just get to the point xD ya already know what it its :')

There isn't a single "most romantic" country, as it depends on personal preference for landscape, food, and culture, but Italy and France consistently rank as popular choices due to their rich cultural heritage, picturesque scenery, and romantic associations, particularly Paris and the Amalfi Coast. Apparently, being romantic doesn't mean being friendly because Italians and French have a lot to bicker about...