Five ways Romano unintentionally made Spain blush and one way he did it on purpose.
Apologies for any historical or festival related inaccuracies; I did a small amount of research, but I didn't expect certain parts of this to come out the way they did. Also, I think the bits of Spanish are pretty self-explanatory, but I can tack on translations if anyone needs them. It's been a while since I've written something like this, so I hope it's okay, OP!I
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anonymous
February 15 2010, 07:46:06 UTC
It was inevitable that Romano would learn some Spanish considering how long he spent living at Spain's house, but he's always kept it stuffed away in the back of his mind out of principle. As a result, his words start out sounding as clumsy as he feels, spilling out without any real rhyme or reason except for the thought that it might comfort Spain to hear something familiar from someone familiar. Soon, though, his voice smoothens out, and while his accent isn't perfect, Spain likes it that way. It is distinctly Italian, and Romano's whispers make his heart beat erratically in a good way for the first time in recent memory.
The phrase is so simple, and yet when Romano leans down by his ear and says, "Por favor," more imploringly than he has ever heard from him, Spain is relieved to feel color rise to his cheeks that isn't anyone's blood but his own
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February 15 2010, 07:48:41 UTC
"Oh, the water's boiling," he says casually, glancing over at the pot next to them. "The pasta should go in now, right?"
Romano glowers. "Spagna."
"Yes?"
He is not about to be shown up by a guy who just addressed a tomato as señorita tomate. Tomato isn't even a feminine noun in either of their languages. "Who do you think you are? Dammit, you can't just leave me like that! If anyone gets to decide when we stop, it's me!" With that, he grabs Spain and draws him into another kiss, this one much more aggressive
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Five ways Romano unintentionally made Spain blush and one way he did it on purpose.
Apologies for any historical or festival related inaccuracies; I did a small amount of research, but I didn't expect certain parts of this to come out the way they did. Also, I think the bits of Spanish are pretty self-explanatory, but I can tack on translations if anyone needs them. It's been a while since I've written something like this, so I hope it's okay, OP!I ( ... )
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The phrase is so simple, and yet when Romano leans down by his ear and says, "Por favor," more imploringly than he has ever heard from him, Spain is relieved to feel color rise to his cheeks that isn't anyone's blood but his own ( ... )
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Romano glowers. "Spagna."
"Yes?"
He is not about to be shown up by a guy who just addressed a tomato as señorita tomate. Tomato isn't even a feminine noun in either of their languages. "Who do you think you are? Dammit, you can't just leave me like that! If anyone gets to decide when we stop, it's me!" With that, he grabs Spain and draws him into another kiss, this one much more aggressive ( ... )
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THIS IS PERFECT.
author-anon, te quiero! ♥
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/excited keyboard mash
I LOVE THIS! SO MUCH! I WANT TO MARRY IT! AND YOU AUTHOR!ANON!
Just, argh so enjoyable and the last one was so indirectly sexy I can't stop grinning! FANTASTIC JOB!
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