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Two Ways About It anonymous September 20 2009, 06:03:28 UTC
Original request from part 3: THE YEAR IS 2005
"Eeeh... hey, Romano -"
"Minimum three free meals and a nap with pasta."

Spain takes Romano up on his bargain. Wedding hijinks ensue!


It's taken me months to finish this and I wrote waaaay too much. Also, it has America/England and Greece/Japan at parts, so I hope anon does not mind.

20,300 words. 6,400 words of porn. Let's hope I don't fuck this posting up.

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Two Ways About It [27/27] anonymous September 20 2009, 06:40:20 UTC
“I was trying to compliment your wedding planning,” America grumbled, and he took England’s wine right out of his hand to take a drink from it. England vaguely wondered when their relationship had become the kind that made that sort of thing okay. But it was okay. America swallowed and added, “But I don’t know why I bother. I know my opinion doesn’t mean anything. Actually, you’d probably feel better if I thought the wedding looked lame, because you think everything I like is tacky.”

England winced, because he knew America thought what he was saying was true. When America got aggressive, there was nothing passive about it. And England knew it was his own fault that it had gotten to the point that America was his closest friend but was still under the impression that England didn’t take every instance of America’s expressed approval and store it away for safekeeping in a little mental lockbox that he’d never, ever admit that he kept. “Bollocks,” he said quietly. “If you admit I did something right, it’s a sign that I did something ( ... )

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Two Ways About It [28/27] [omg wtf how can this be?] anonymous September 20 2009, 06:41:14 UTC
To his credit, America didn’t look at all comfortable discussing this. He rubbed his face with one hand and sighed into it. “I know this is something that we just… don’t talk about, and that’s fine, but… but I still want to know who you’re wanting to use the card with!”

England’s jaw dropped, and for a moment he had to grope around for something to say. In the end, all he came up with was, “What?”

He’d been staring at his hands, but now America turned to look at him, and he said anxiously, “Maybe in the past I wouldn’t’ve asked, but that was before and this is now, and you’re my best friend, and I’d like to know if there’s… if there’s someone, you know? And I’m sorry if you’re gonna get mad at me for asking, but letting me know would be the nice thing to do ( ... )

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Two Ways About It [29/27] [I soooo miscounted!] anonymous September 20 2009, 06:42:03 UTC
“How about this,” he said. His own voice sounded foreign to him. “How about you take the card and read it, and if there’s anything interesting in it you can show me ( ... )

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Re: Two Ways About It [29/27] [I soooo miscounted!] anonymous September 20 2009, 08:24:09 UTC
This is possibly *the* best romantic-comedy fic that I have *ever* read on this kink meme. Just...urgh! I am at loss of word at the moment!

First off, I love, love, love your brilliant characterization of everyone. You have done such an excellent job in bringing out every character's particular quirks - from Romano to Spain to France and England. What's more is that you bring something *new* to these characters. (A prime example would be England's pervertness showing blatantly while still keeping him so in character. Definitely unique to fanfics there!) And don't even get me started on character interaction because you've done such a fantastic job there as well. I thought you really managed to bring these characters to life and I reading this fic made me fall in love Spain/Romano all over again.

And to top it off, you ended the story with some US/UK (which is another one of my OTPs). Brilliant work. The humor in this fic and the sheer madness of this situation made me read everything non-stop in one sitting. Needless to say, if you ( ... )

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Re: Two Ways About It [29/27] [I soooo miscounted!] anonymous September 20 2009, 08:26:48 UTC
correction: *and reading this fic made me fall in love with Spain/Romano all over again.

Goes to show you that I ought to sleep. :D

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Re: Two Ways About It [29/27] [I soooo miscounted!] anonymous September 20 2009, 14:06:46 UTC
Thank you for the lovely comment, anon! I actually de-anon'd in a locked post over on the community last night and posted it with the othe store I wrote for the meme. :)

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Re: Two Ways About It [29/27] [I soooo miscounted!] anonymous September 20 2009, 09:12:57 UTC
I adore this! x3 Anon, you were so amazing at capturing every character and the conflict and the ending (or should I say endings) was so great. It was a very happy ending to a story of two lives that started out choppy. I laughed, I cried, I laughed some more.
Even when Spain and Lovino were supposed to be out of character, they were most certainly in character. Everything was amazing and cute and it had me smiling the whole way through.
Ending the story with USxUK was also a very fantastic move. Happy ending for all (who aren't France) and to all a good night.
I'd really love to see an Omake if author!anon can. If not, then wonderful story and I'm happy to have read it.
Good night.

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Re: Two Ways About It [29/27] [I soooo miscounted!] anonymous September 20 2009, 14:33:38 UTC
What type of omake were you gunning for in particular, anon? ;)

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Re: Two Ways About It [29/27] [I soooo miscounted!] anonymous September 21 2009, 02:14:24 UTC
R-really?! Well...I don't know. Maybe what the marriage ended up to be, who else eventually got married, or what happened to US/UK, Germany/Italy, Greece/Japan, or just poor abused France after that night. There's a lost of different people included so I guess your Omake could be almost anything. :3 Please and thank you with a cherry tomato on top~

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Re: Two Ways About It [29/27] [I soooo miscounted!] anonymous September 21 2009, 03:05:27 UTC
We-heeeell I do want to write more about Greece and Japan at the very least, and I think I can work more than that into something. My email is viiiofxiii@gmail.com and my username is rex_dart, so why don't you drop me a message and let me know your contact info so if/when I write one up I can be sure to send it to you? I'm actually quite eager to do it but I've got six classes, a term paper, and a senior thesis I'm working on so it might end up taking a while. :)

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OMAKE TIME anonymous September 22 2009, 01:34:48 UTC
Well, I hope you come back to read this, because I wrote an omake for you.

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“You’re not nearly as drunk as everyone thinks you are.”

Japan’s eyes widened as he looked up from his glass of water at Greece, who was sitting very close to him, practically shoulder to shoulder, and had been for most of the evening. Greece had spent the bulk of it quite shamelessly flirting with him, and he had accepted it happily. After the cake ran out and the candles started to burn down and people began to fall asleep or wander off to other parts of the sprawling rented house the reception had been held in, they stayed at the table with the cat that had followed Greece here curled up at their feet, enjoying the quiet punctuated by the sounds of laughter echoing through the cavernous rooms.

“And you never were,” Greece added. His head was propped up on his hand, and he was looking at Japan with a slight curve to his lips and sleepy eyes - though Greece’s eyes were always sleepy, and it didn’t actually indicate how awake or alert he was. Their ( ... )

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Re: OMAKE TIME anonymous September 22 2009, 01:35:40 UTC
“So, I wanted to kiss you,” Greece said with a slight sigh, bobbing his head back and forth a little like he wanted the comment to sound more casual than it was. “But I didn’t.”

Well, obviously, Japan thought. But he understood why Greece had said it anyway. It took him a moment, and he tried to get himself not to reply because he knew he’d sound disappointed if he did, but he asked anyway. “Why not?”

“Because I didn’t want you to wake up with me again and pretend that it was just a dream.”

That felt like a sucker punch to the gut. Word of what had happened between him and Greece when they first met had spread quickly, and he still got teased about it from time to time, and every time he’d unfailingly insisted that it wasn’t true. Greece didn’t bring it up, but Japan was quite sure that he’d heard from other nations that Japan was in denial - because the other nations did think he was in denial. At this point, Japan thought he was in denial too ( ... )

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Re: OMAKE TIME anonymous September 22 2009, 01:36:32 UTC
How did everyone know everything about his private life? There had only been one other person and people knew! Japan suddenly found himself leaning forward, bracing his hands on the edge of his chair, and he shook his head urgently. “I do. America and I were trying to heal. It was hard, and we didn’t know what to do, and that helped. But we both had control because we both knew it was that and nothing more. When it was done, it was done, and we walked away ( ... )

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Re: OMAKE TIME anonymous September 22 2009, 01:37:44 UTC
“I don’t!” Japan countered, and the slightly frantic note in his voice was a sure sign that he knew very well that Greece was right. “You know how much I’ve changed! I’m still changing!” He barely noticed as they rounded a corner at the same time without even consulting each other about it.

“And look how much trouble it’s gotten you in,” Greece said firmly. “Two world wars, Japan. If you’d stayed at home, you could’ve avoided them. No one was about to bring those wars to you.”

Japan stopped dead in his tracks, feeling like he’d just been dealt a slap in the face. The implication there was obvious; Japan had picked that path. Greece, on the other hand, had had those wars brought to him. When your neighborhood was on fire, you couldn’t expect your house to survive without getting singed. He took a deep breath and had trouble getting enough air in as he watched Greece simply keep walking ( ... )

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Re: OMAKE TIME anonymous September 22 2009, 01:39:07 UTC
It really hit him, when he got to the elevator and stopped to wait for it, that a night that had started off so well had pretty well crashed and burned by this point, and now it was very close to ending and he still felt sick. Greece was leaning against the wall next to the elevator door, hands still in his pockets and making no pretenses about staring right at Japan. Despite the fact that he was feeling quite like he’d had his chest ripped open and Greece could see everything buried inside, he kept eye contact with him and merely remedied that by holding the cat closer to cover the gash ( ... )

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