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Fic- Easy as Breathin'
Title: Easy as Breathin’
Genre: Romance/Gen
Rating/Warning: T-ish for the occasional curse (but being that England’s in it that’s expected right?) and brief mentions of drunkenness, sex, and streaking. Pretty much just the usual.
Pairings: America/England, mention of France/Canada and Germany/Feliciano
Disclaimer: Don’t own, not even trying to claim.
Summary: His way of saying I love you is usually something like “by the way, I’m totally not thinking about you… but I wanna let you know that I’d pick you over Megan Fox any day.”
A/N: Second try at Hetalia. Longer than the last one I did, and I think it's a lot better. Still not sure if America and England are OOC or not (though I am convinced they’re actually rather in character...), but you can be the judge of that obviously. Still no real historical base, but there is mention that this is modern day so... (Has been posted on FFN and DA already.)
But most times, while the efforts at could-barely-be-called-romance were appreciated, Alfred was almost always yelled at by the receiver of his thoroughly misguided actions of affection and “romance”.
Genre: Romance/Gen
Rating/Warning: T-ish for the occasional curse (but being that England’s in it that’s expected right?) and brief mentions of drunkenness, sex, and streaking. Pretty much just the usual.
Pairings: America/England, mention of France/Canada and Germany/Feliciano
Disclaimer: Don’t own, not even trying to claim.
Summary: His way of saying I love you is usually something like “by the way, I’m totally not thinking about you… but I wanna let you know that I’d pick you over Megan Fox any day.”
A/N: Second try at Hetalia. Longer than the last one I did, and I think it's a lot better. Still not sure if America and England are OOC or not (though I am convinced they’re actually rather in character...), but you can be the judge of that obviously. Still no real historical base, but there is mention that this is modern day so... (Has been posted on FFN and DA already.)
But most times, while the efforts at could-barely-be-called-romance were appreciated, Alfred was almost always yelled at by the receiver of his thoroughly misguided actions of affection and “romance”.