[part eight: fill] Feeling Like Poop [America, England]
Title: Feeling Like Poop
Author: Anon
Type: Fic
Status: Incomplete
Characters, Pairings: America, England
Rating: 2 Stars
Original Request: England dealing with sick Colony!America. Not anything serious just an average bout of non-life threatening (even in the 1600's) flu-type deal. High fever, throwing up everywhere (including on himself and on England), snotty nose, feeling cranky, just feeling all around icky. England must keep him happy and in bed (thus having to come up with ways to distract and occupy him when he's feeling a bit better and doesn't want to stay there). Want to see England in full out Daddy!England mode worried and exhausted and feeling horrible in that way that parents do when their child is sick and they can't do anything about it but let it run its course.
Bonus 1: This is England's first time dealing with this sort of thing and thus he's extra flaily.
Bonus 2: He of course ends up sick himself and has to put up with France of all people caring for him with America "helping."
Summary: America is bad at following directions like "don't go out in the rain in your nightshirt; you'll get sick." Both he, and England, suffer the consequences.
Author: Anon
Type: Fic
Status: Incomplete
Characters, Pairings: America, England
Rating: 2 Stars
Original Request: England dealing with sick Colony!America. Not anything serious just an average bout of non-life threatening (even in the 1600's) flu-type deal. High fever, throwing up everywhere (including on himself and on England), snotty nose, feeling cranky, just feeling all around icky. England must keep him happy and in bed (thus having to come up with ways to distract and occupy him when he's feeling a bit better and doesn't want to stay there). Want to see England in full out Daddy!England mode worried and exhausted and feeling horrible in that way that parents do when their child is sick and they can't do anything about it but let it run its course.
Bonus 1: This is England's first time dealing with this sort of thing and thus he's extra flaily.
Bonus 2: He of course ends up sick himself and has to put up with France of all people caring for him with America "helping."
Summary: America is bad at following directions like "don't go out in the rain in your nightshirt; you'll get sick." Both he, and England, suffer the consequences.