Punishment [17a/18]
anonymous
October 6 2011, 03:48:51 UTC
Berwald held Arthur in one arm when he pushed open the door to the house, and Tino looked up from the book he was reading. They were in the small kitchen of the house, and Arthur could feel the house from the tiny wood stove in the corner. The heat was heavenly after suffering the cold and wetness outside, and Arthur would have reached for it if Tino hadn't been staring at him
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Punishment [17c/18]
anonymous
October 6 2011, 03:49:49 UTC
Tino never voiced his discomfort and concerns about Arthur’s presence, but they were obvious whenever Arthur looked at him. Tino avoided looking at Berwald whenever he took care of Arthur. He also tried to avoid Alfred at those times, as Alfred demanded answers and explanations for every move Berwald made.
Arthur was sure that neither really thought about what Tino really saw (or in this case, didn’t see). When Berwald fed Arthur, Tino only saw the food disappearing into empty air. When Berwald changed Arthur’s bandages, bloody strips of fabric became visible once they were pulled away from Arthur. The fact that Berwald could see Arthur instead probably bothered him more
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Re: Punishment [17c/18]
anonymous
October 6 2011, 20:51:12 UTC
Oh my god! You're back! I had given up on this ever being updated! I still pull up this fill to reread sometimes, you know? My jaw literally dropped when I saw this on the fill list. I'm so glad you're back!
Punishment [18a/18]
anonymous
October 19 2011, 23:55:59 UTC
Tino stole Arthur away from Berwald, much to Alfred’s distress. He had Arthur sit with him in the kitchen while he examined his wings and bandages. He started cooking soup to help Arthur’s cough, and while he cooked, Arthur talked
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Punishment [18b/18]
anonymous
October 19 2011, 23:57:42 UTC
“I’m glad.” Arthur would have said more, except there was a knock on the window above the table. He looked back to see Alfred with his nose pressed against the glass, a grin on his face while he tapped his fingers against the window
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Punishment [18c/19]
anonymous
October 20 2011, 15:20:39 UTC
“Where do they keep going?” Arthur asked. He watched through the kitchen window while Alfred and Berwald left through the back of the garden to enter the forest
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Punishment [18d/19]
anonymous
October 20 2011, 15:20:55 UTC
Tino veered off the path suddenly and Arthur followed him through the trees. They had only gone a few yards before the forest opened up into a small clearing where a small house was being built. The walls were built and the frame of the roof had been erected. There were men inside the house passing things up a ladder to the roof, and Arthur looked up to see Alfred sitting on top of the frame
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Really dark. Warning for sex, and dub-con/noncon. Totally went off track with the request.
Request and all fills: http://hetalia-kink.livejournal.com/17337.html?thread=50693049#t50693049
Direct to "Law" and Sequel "Punishment" (Parts 1-11): http://hetalia-kink.livejournal.com/17337.html?thread=51562169#t51562169
Part Twelve: http://hetalia-kink.livejournal.com/17465.html?thread=56364345#t56364345
Part Thirteen: http://hetalia-kink.livejournal.com/18772.html?thread=69462356#t69462356
Only two more parts, promise to finish them soon because I'm trying to finish everything asap.
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Tino never voiced his discomfort and concerns about Arthur’s presence, but they were obvious whenever Arthur looked at him. Tino avoided looking at Berwald whenever he took care of Arthur. He also tried to avoid Alfred at those times, as Alfred demanded answers and explanations for every move Berwald made.
Arthur was sure that neither really thought about what Tino really saw (or in this case, didn’t see). When Berwald fed Arthur, Tino only saw the food disappearing into empty air. When Berwald changed Arthur’s bandages, bloody strips of fabric became visible once they were pulled away from Arthur. The fact that Berwald could see Arthur instead probably bothered him more ( ... )
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Oh no, Arthur, what's happening to you... :O
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I don't think you understand how much I love this. So dark, but yet oddly beautiful. Superb writing.
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