The Months of Maple

The Months of Maple

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When fellow country and long-time crush Japan agrees to spend two months in a log cabin to appreciate the Canadian sugar maple season, Canada is certain he can get closer to the seclusive country... And perhaps, confess his feelings... This fanfic will include some strong sexual scenes/BL scenes (which is why it's rated Mature, originally [R] for Restricted), but mostly fluffiness. So if you're uncomfortable with sexual scenes, don't read this book. Human names will be used alongside usual country names and will be easy to spot. I do not own Hetalia or Hidekaz Himaruya's characters. Hetalia and all it's characters and trademarks belong to Hidekaz Himaruya. Also, be warned that this story contains triggers such as mentions of sexual assault, rape and physical assault.
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After the Cold War, many countries have noticed that Russia is quiet, dark, and more to himself than before. Not only is he keeping his feelings to himself, but he is also getting consumed by his own sorrow. Even though America holds a fear of Russia and his aura, he still has sympathy for the lonely nation. Therefore, he decides to help the nation and slowly develop a bond to heal the Russian's damaged heart. Little did America know that his sympathy and kindness would lead him down a harrowing love triangle between his closest ally, and a sunflower that has just blossomed.

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