First Comes Hate (2P Italy x Reader) by Smol-Daemon, literature
Literature
First Comes Hate (2P Italy x Reader)
Okay. So let's skip ahead a little. I was born and given to an orphanage. My dad died before I was born and my mom died during child birth. I honestly felt like I was the best kid at that orphanage. I mean just take a look:
3rd person P.O.V.
"Bitch give me back the motherfucking stuffed animal and no one get's hurt," you shouted pointing a knife to Al, another kid at the orphanage, who just took your favorite stuffed animal.
That stuffed animal was the only thing you have from your parents so you cherished it deeply. About the knife, well nobody knows where you got it but you and any kind of a weapon is extremely dangerous.
"No bitch. You
Riding Hood and the Wolf (2P Germany x Reader) by Silver-KitsuneNeko, literature
Literature
Riding Hood and the Wolf (2P Germany x Reader)
Once upon a time, there was a young woman. She was good-looking girl with (e/c) eyes and lovely (h/c) hair. She was known around the city as the girl with the bike. She made a good reputation as being the fastest cyclists around. In her high school years, she loved nothing more than to drag race, play chicken, and be absolutely reckless with her life and her bike. In fact, when she was still active, many gave her the nickname Riding Hood, because of red jacket and helmet she used to wear was the only thing that bikers saw in the night. Even when she got out of school she became something of a legend and still dragged from time to time in neig
Einsamkeit [Germany x Reader] Ch. 3 by Hetalia-Spain, literature
Literature
Einsamkeit [Germany x Reader] Ch. 3
Was [Name] beginning to regret joining the Axis’ training? Beads of sweat rolled down her forehead as she struggled to keep up with a certain blonde. Although she was secretly enjoying the fact that he only wore comfortable pants and a tank top, showing off the well-defined muscles on his body.
Kiku kept a steady pace alongside [Name]. However, Feliciano was dragging his feet, far behind from the group. She slowed down until she was at the young Italian’s side, a look of concern on her [pale/tan/etc.] as she walked with him.
“Hey Feli, are you alright? Maybe you should take a break…” She suggested as she list
Einsamkeit [Germany x Reader] by Hetalia-Spain, literature
Literature
Einsamkeit [Germany x Reader]
Alone.
Never had he felt so alone. Sure, he has friends and family… but somehow he still feels empty inside. Like a part of him missing.
Ludwig Beilschmidt was feeling this right now as he sat behind his desk, working on the stacks of paperwork that cluttered it. With a sigh, the German man placed his pen down on the desk. He removed his glasses to rub his tired eyes. Clearly Ludwig’s been working too late. Perhaps he would go out for a drink. Hell, maybe even let his brother Gilbert tag along. It’s been while since the two spent some time together.
A small smile slowly spread across Ludwig’s face. That really soun
It was night time already and the rain poured heavily. The rain poured so hard it block a man’s view and the loud sound didn’t help him at all. Running through the rain, the man panted and was covered with panic and fear. The man was running away, running for his life.
From what you ask?
Well, just some distances behind that man was another man, chasing him with no sign of giving up. Though the man had screamed for help, it was blocked by the sound of the rain.
Reaching his limit, the man tripped by himself to the wet hard ground. Quickly he turned around and was trying to get up and run again, but it was too late. The chaser
Prussia x reader: Do you know? by dyslexic-nesquik, literature
Literature
Prussia x reader: Do you know?
"Roderich, stop it." I complained, my cheeks as red as rose.
"But it true, you know I vouldn't lie to you." Our intertwined fingers gently swayed back and forth in the warm summer air. "I can't wait to marry you, _________." He whispered in my ear. A small pang of pain pierced my heart. 'You don't love him. You love -' It murmured. 'He's gone and he's never coming back.' I yelled at it. "________, are you alright?" Austria looked over at me, concern plain on his face. "You haven't answered me."
"Oh, I'm sorry Roderich. I was just thinking again."
"Are you having second thoughts?"
"NO, I mean no no. I just um I-I don't feel so well." I lied li
“Prussia,” (Name) said declaratively as she entered the living room with her hands on her hips. Her boyfriend didn’t look away from the television he was staring so intently at, a controller in hand and aliens being shot on the screen.
“Mhm?” he hummed in reply after she called his name once again. He leaned closer to the television as he sat on the edge of the couch, wrapped up in the action.
His girlfriend sighed and dropped her arms at her sides helplessly.
“Gilbert,” (Name) whined, coming over to the back of the couch and wrapping her arms around Gilbert’s shoulders. “Cuddle me.&rdq
Hidden Qualities (Prussia x Reader) by RetroFridge, literature
Literature
Hidden Qualities (Prussia x Reader)
Hidden Qualities
(Prussia x Reader)
"Kesesese~" That annoying snake-like laughter could be heard from the other side of the school, however you had the pleasure of only being down the hall. The red eyed albino folded his arms behind his head as he laughed along with his two best friends Francis and Antonio. A group of girls surrounded them with love-struck expressions sloppily printed across their makeup caked faces.
With a soft sigh, you shut your locker and readjusted the books in your arms before attempting to slip by the Bad Touch Trio unnoticed. Unfortunately, that did not go as planned.
"Hola chica!" Antonio swiftly found himself at
At the Bar (Scotland x Reader) by RetroFridge, literature
Literature
At the Bar (Scotland x Reader)
(Scotland x Reader)
You arrived at your place of employment with a slight grimace. The bar was already stocked with men and women of varying appearances, but they all shared one similarity.
They were all drunk.
With a slight huff, you began wiping down the bar and cleaning up the enormous amount of extraneous empty glasses. The strong bitter stench of alcohol was almost intolerable as a few customers passed by you. It wasn't long before you had to refuse to serve a couple of them.
Another bar tender arrived with an apologetic smile before she dove right into cleaning and serving. The crowd began to grow loud and a bit rambunctious. They w