General Relativity - Canada/America AU
anonymous
March 24 2010, 00:14:25 UTC
General Relativity
Based on this request: This anon is dying to see Alfred as Mr. Jones, the bizarre new teacher at World Academy who's maybe a little too enthusiastic with his space and physics lessons, but somehow still manages to make people learn. Even more, she is dying to see Student A's blossoming crush and ensuing pursuit of a relationship with the oblivious teacher (preferably successful, and with some kinky student-topping-teacher sexytiems in the classroom).
Oh god, I am so sorry this took forever to update. My laptop was broken and I only just now got it back, and it had the next six parts on it so I didn’t want to rewrite them and mess it up, and…
So yeah. But look! I’m not dead. Story is very much not dead. Hopefully… the readers aren’t dead.
Re: General Relativity (13/?)
anonymous
March 24 2010, 20:02:54 UTC
i'm so happy this got updated!! i was just wondering what happened to my favorite canada-centric fill with the long chapter titles... it's as good as ever :) im glad you got your laptop back, keep up the good work!
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anonymous
March 24 2010, 21:46:31 UTC
oh god anon this is begging for a side story about prof!Francis and student!Matthew meeting, because the relationship you have going is just so mind-breakingly amazing.
And of course Alfred walks in, poor Matt.
Glad to see this updated! This fill made me love AmCan, so I'm glad it's not abandon <3
Re: General Relativity (13/?)
anonymous
March 28 2010, 02:54:18 UTC
I would love you forever if you did. It's just, Francis why so perfect for this role? Maybe it's because anon's professor once declared to a full lecture hall, "as you professor, it's not just my job to educate you. I am also responsible for finding you mates. So if you need help, just ask." I'm getting those vibes from this untold Francis-Matt story, haha.
O-oh writernon! I've missed this soooo much, and reading this update really reminded me of just how much I have.
Your writing style is gorgeous, and I continue to be amazed by how much characterization, relationship development and sexiness you can fit into so few words. It is so, so great. Like reading distilled awesome <3
And when I saw "Dr. Bonnefoy" I literally squealed with excitement and happiness, haha. Seeing him in action was just...lovely on so many levels. I loved him, and love his interaction with Matt, and even love how he's not the painfully obvious French professor he could have been. Euro Lit!Francis may just have made my headcanon~
You are writing my two favorite fills on the meme pretty much /ever/, and I adore you for bringing this much epic to use readers.
Thanks so much, writernon, and I'm glad to see you back (for this one, that is, since I follow your others too)!
And I couldn't help but lol at the mention of Liberal Arts Colleges...because I come from such a different world XD :goes to the college that
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Writer!Anon loves you <3
anonymous
March 25 2010, 04:58:04 UTC
*blush* ♥ ♥ ♥
I'm so, so glad you're still enjoying it! And that you liked the addition of Dr. Bonnefoy. XD XD My god, Francis, srysly. Why so fun. I hadn't anticipated that I'd enjoy writing him so much. I'm already planning more with him, so I'm so glad you liked his characterization.
I... love how everyone has deduced my fills. XD;; I AM OBVIOUSLY NOT SNEAKY ENOUGH.
Thanks again for the warm welcome back~. I love your request, so I'm glad the fill is pleasing you. :D
LOL! Getting Rec'd. X3 IT'S CLEVER. I LIKE IT. I went to a sadly expensive liberal arts college. It took me months to get used to calling my professors by their first name and the idea of a teacher serving us wine at their house or the lounge. It wasn't a party-hard type of college; we were very responsible about the drinking. But you were definitely elbow-to-elbow with your professors sometimes, which was bemusedly awesome.
Re: General Relativity (13/?)
anonymous
March 26 2010, 21:19:42 UTC
Authornon, this is one of my most favourite fills, in so many ways I can not even begin to describe. The wording, the humour, the poor-can't-get-teacher-out-of-his-head! Matthew, Mr. Jones and the wine, pervy Mr. Bonnefoy~
It's all brilliant.
I nearly cheered aloud when I saw it had been updated.
General Relativity (14/?)
anonymous
March 29 2010, 03:19:36 UTC
XIV. Special and General Principle of Relativity
“Did you have to keep encouraging him?” groaned Matthew.
Screwing the cork back into the wine bottle (the second wine bottle, as the first had been utterly emptied), Dr. Bonnefoy gave him a fond look. “Matthew, if I left it all to you, things would never happen in this world.”
Mr. Jones, slumped in his chair with his cheek pooled on the desk corner, snored.
Matthew was watching him snore, cataloging the high flush to his cheeks and the way his eyelashes moved when he slept. And somewhat trapped in the middle of a very vivid, unlikely fantasy involving Mr. Jones’ wine-flushed lips wrapped around his erection. And as he was doing that, he was trying very hard not to look like he was doing it, even if Dr. Bonnefoy probably knew right away. “He’s kind of a lightweight, isn’t he?”
“Never had wine before. I’d stake the written word on it.”
Because he’s still young, thought a traitorous part of Matthew. It’s not like he’s that much older than you, and you can’t hold your
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General Relativity (15/?)
anonymous
March 29 2010, 03:32:35 UTC
XV. Exact Formulation of the General Principle of Relativity
“All of those Cheetos are going somewhere after all.”
“Stop complaining,” said Dr. Bonnefoy merrily. He hefted Mr. Jones up higher between them, twisting his head aside long enough to give Matthew a wink. “Use your golden, opportune moment. Steal a squeeze.”
Matthew gave him a horrified look.
In actuality, the problem was not squeezing. The walk down the English department’s stairwell, through the courtyard, down the city block to the apartment complex where, Dr. Bonnefoy reassured him, Mr. Jones was bunking until he could find more permanent housing, was not exactly a short trek. Moreover, Mr. Jones was not exactly dainty. Even with their combined support, one arm over Dr. Bonnefoy’s shoulder and the other over Matthew’s, Matthew still had to wrap around his teacher’s waist to keep him from sliding down to the pavement
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General Relativity (16/?)
anonymous
March 29 2010, 03:51:54 UTC
XVI. Simple Derivation of the Lorentz Transformation
When Matthew was fourteen, he’d gone inside of a fun house for the first time. Trick mirrors, sliding panels, fake experiments set out in glass containers-it had been horrifying but interesting. Like an entirely new world. He thought, winding his way through the maze, that it was so beautiful how a change of perspective could make all the difference in your environment
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Based on this request: This anon is dying to see Alfred as Mr. Jones, the bizarre new teacher at World Academy who's maybe a little too enthusiastic with his space and physics lessons, but somehow still manages to make people learn. Even more, she is dying to see Student A's blossoming crush and ensuing pursuit of a relationship with the oblivious teacher (preferably successful, and with some kinky student-topping-teacher sexytiems in the classroom).
Parts I-X: http://hetalia-kink.livejournal.com/12046.html?thread=27943950#t27943950
Oh god, I am so sorry this took forever to update. My laptop was broken and I only just now got it back, and it had the next six parts on it so I didn’t want to rewrite them and mess it up, and…
So yeah. But look! I’m not dead. Story is very much not dead. Hopefully… the readers aren’t dead.
Or at least are zombies.
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i was just wondering what happened to my favorite canada-centric fill with the long chapter titles...
it's as good as ever :) im glad you got your laptop back, keep up the good work!
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And of course Alfred walks in, poor Matt.
Glad to see this updated! This fill made me love AmCan, so I'm glad it's not abandon <3
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OH MY GOD.
I HAVE TO WRITE THAT. O.O I REALLY DO. ♥
(Thank you so, so much. <3 And yes, I really am going to write that side story, lulz.)
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*pelvic thrust of joy*
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Your writing style is gorgeous, and I continue to be amazed by how much characterization, relationship development and sexiness you can fit into so few words. It is so, so great. Like reading distilled awesome <3
And when I saw "Dr. Bonnefoy" I literally squealed with excitement and happiness, haha. Seeing him in action was just...lovely on so many levels. I loved him, and love his interaction with Matt, and even love how he's not the painfully obvious French professor he could have been. Euro Lit!Francis may just have made my headcanon~
You are writing my two favorite fills on the meme pretty much /ever/, and I adore you for bringing this much epic to use readers.
Thanks so much, writernon, and I'm glad to see you back (for this one, that is, since I follow your others too)!
And I couldn't help but lol at the mention of Liberal Arts Colleges...because I come from such a different world XD :goes to the college that ( ... )
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I'm so, so glad you're still enjoying it! And that you liked the addition of Dr. Bonnefoy. XD XD My god, Francis, srysly. Why so fun. I hadn't anticipated that I'd enjoy writing him so much. I'm already planning more with him, so I'm so glad you liked his characterization.
I... love how everyone has deduced my fills. XD;; I AM OBVIOUSLY NOT SNEAKY ENOUGH.
Thanks again for the warm welcome back~. I love your request, so I'm glad the fill is pleasing you. :D
LOL! Getting Rec'd. X3 IT'S CLEVER. I LIKE IT. I went to a sadly expensive liberal arts college. It took me months to get used to calling my professors by their first name and the idea of a teacher serving us wine at their house or the lounge. It wasn't a party-hard type of college; we were very responsible about the drinking. But you were definitely elbow-to-elbow with your professors sometimes, which was bemusedly awesome.
Anyway. XD Oh college.
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I had almost given up hope
BUT OH A GLORIOUS UPDATE ♥
anon this fill is just so incredibly beautiful.
I totally fist pumped when Francis showed up!
captcha says "tartan spokesman." Uhh, I don't think Scotland showing up would be the best idea... poor Matt...
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It's all brilliant.
I nearly cheered aloud when I saw it had been updated.
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LOVELY, writer!anon! I can't wait to see more!
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I was just asking about this fic in the discussion post but the other anons linked me here and ahhhh!! This is amaazzziiinngg!!~
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“Did you have to keep encouraging him?” groaned Matthew.
Screwing the cork back into the wine bottle (the second wine bottle, as the first had been utterly emptied), Dr. Bonnefoy gave him a fond look. “Matthew, if I left it all to you, things would never happen in this world.”
Mr. Jones, slumped in his chair with his cheek pooled on the desk corner, snored.
Matthew was watching him snore, cataloging the high flush to his cheeks and the way his eyelashes moved when he slept. And somewhat trapped in the middle of a very vivid, unlikely fantasy involving Mr. Jones’ wine-flushed lips wrapped around his erection. And as he was doing that, he was trying very hard not to look like he was doing it, even if Dr. Bonnefoy probably knew right away. “He’s kind of a lightweight, isn’t he?”
“Never had wine before. I’d stake the written word on it.”
Because he’s still young, thought a traitorous part of Matthew. It’s not like he’s that much older than you, and you can’t hold your ( ... )
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“All of those Cheetos are going somewhere after all.”
“Stop complaining,” said Dr. Bonnefoy merrily. He hefted Mr. Jones up higher between them, twisting his head aside long enough to give Matthew a wink. “Use your golden, opportune moment. Steal a squeeze.”
Matthew gave him a horrified look.
In actuality, the problem was not squeezing. The walk down the English department’s stairwell, through the courtyard, down the city block to the apartment complex where, Dr. Bonnefoy reassured him, Mr. Jones was bunking until he could find more permanent housing, was not exactly a short trek. Moreover, Mr. Jones was not exactly dainty. Even with their combined support, one arm over Dr. Bonnefoy’s shoulder and the other over Matthew’s, Matthew still had to wrap around his teacher’s waist to keep him from sliding down to the pavement ( ... )
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When Matthew was fourteen, he’d gone inside of a fun house for the first time. Trick mirrors, sliding panels, fake experiments set out in glass containers-it had been horrifying but interesting. Like an entirely new world. He thought, winding his way through the maze, that it was so beautiful how a change of perspective could make all the difference in your environment ( ... )
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