Vanishing like so many empty words.

Jul 27, 2010 23:09

Who: America and England
When: Tuesday Evening
Where: England's room.
Summary: America's found a costume in his closet that hits far too close to home for England. In a sulk, he's sat in his room drinking, and America doesn't know how to leave well enough alone.
Rating: probably 15 for swearing.
Warnings: ANGST, historical references.

Did it mean anything to you at all? )

england (arthur kirkland), america (alfred f. jones)

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goxthexdistance July 27 2010, 22:17:30 UTC
Feeling how someone had too feel when they were about to poke a dragon in the eye, America sloped up to England's door like a man to his execution. Chewing his lip hard, he had to take his hands out his pockets to push Texas back up his nose as they slid down, his palms were sweaty too.

He swallowed, hey, a hero wasn't afraid of anything! He was just checking up on England because he was a hero and that's what heroes did!

If only he could believe it.

"England?"

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goxthexdistance July 27 2010, 23:36:26 UTC
America knew where this was going as soon as that accent showed it's face.

"No England, I ain't startin' on ya." He grumbled, dropping into a crouch and running his hands across the whiter than white tiles.

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always_tea_time July 27 2010, 23:44:52 UTC
England didn't like this response. "Fuckin' disrespectin' me, brat?" He shoved the crouching America in the shoulder with his boot, trying to topple him over.

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goxthexdistance July 30 2010, 16:56:26 UTC
It was only a light tap but it did make America loose his balance. He swatted in the general direction of England's foot angrily.

"Cut it out jerk!" He hissed, his tongue running away before he could stop it. "You're goin' an' provin' my point! Jeez!"

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