Past-Part Fills Part 7

Feb 27, 2011 12:31



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Past-Part Fills Part Seven

Fills from past parts can go here!
Fills from the current part (part 22) MUST go in that part's post until it is full.

Link to the original request (and if an ongoing fill, any previous chapters/sections).

Don't forget to link your new fill at the fill Read more... )

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One Weekend [1a/?] anonymous May 6 2012, 19:12:39 UTC
Original prompt: http://hetalia-kink.livejournal.com/4567.html?thread=90603479#t90603479 Dumb!Writer!Anon is a newbie and plans to be here until someone says otherwise. This story is UK/US, and will switch between England's and Tony's POV, and uh, the cat won't be in it too much. *takes deep breath* Here goes nothing...
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“Damn it Prussia! He always cheats…” the words disappeared in a mutter as America settled back on the couch, Tony scooting over to give him more room. At least the Xbox controller didn’t connect with the TV screen like it did the last time the wily Prussian cheated (it had scared America’s pet cat, Britannia, senseless. America had spent the next seven hours trying to coax the Scottish Fold out from underneath the couch ( ... )

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One Weekend [1b/?] anonymous May 6 2012, 19:21:16 UTC
Let America’s friends think that Tony wasn’t capable of learning English. Tony had taught America how to speak Tony’s native language, and so the two of them used it while they were alone. And it kept England out of their conversations ( ... )

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One Weekend [1c/?] anonymous May 6 2012, 19:30:57 UTC
Tony smirked to himself. The blue flower-patterned teacup had met a rather dismal fate after an unfortunate encounter with America’s favorite Mazda (not that Tony had been throwing pottery everywhere on purpose, he’d just been testing the balancing abilities of Earth cookware on the house’s roof), and was now resting in peace under the patio with the numerous teacups and the one teapot that the stupid limey brought over the years. There was a crack under the patio that only Tony knew about, and America was too oblivious to find. The teacup graveyard if you will.

“Uh-huh…okay, see you then!” America said cheerfully, and then murmured a fond good-bye in some language that Tony didn’t quite recognize before hanging up.

Call over; Tony prepared to begin the game again.

“Hang on Tony,” America said before putting the headset back on. “Hey Prussia, Denmark? Can I call a rain check on this match, I’ve got a visitor coming tomorrow and need to clean up…yeah, yeah Prussia, relax. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare is coming in the mail, I ( ... )

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One Weekend [1d/?] anonymous May 6 2012, 19:57:23 UTC
So Part C did post twice. ...*deflates*...please don't kill me for that...The cat merely yawned and if it could talk, Tony suspected it would say something like ‘You creatures are beneath me, so I shall sleep wherever I damn well want to’. Tony sighed; if only the creature was more intelligent, he’d think about recruiting it to his cause. But humans and nations were the dominant species for a reason ( ... )

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A!A Here anonymous May 6 2012, 20:01:04 UTC
If anyone knows how the heck to keep this organized...please help Trying to find the link that connects the entire thread so that it can be posted at OP's thread....

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Re: A!A Here anonymous May 7 2012, 14:20:47 UTC
This is shaping to be great, A!A. Keep up the good work.

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One Weekend [2a/10] anonymous May 15 2012, 00:25:55 UTC
As an alien, Tony carried many regrets in his long life. Thankfully, none of them had ever occurred on Earth, or Tony would have had a very awkward time living with America. However, Tony’s first Earthbound regret was that he fell asleep at his worktable while fixing his time-traveling device; he’d gotten sidetracked from his plasma ray gun because the time-traveler device was making a weird beeping sound, and the last time that happened in 1950, Tony didn’t find it until fifty years later ( ... )

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One Weekend [2b/10] anonymous May 15 2012, 00:30:21 UTC
Unfortunately for him however, Tony was going to make sure that America stayed alive and saw the true intent behind England’s actions. Yes, that sounded like a reasonable plan, and Tony figured that it should keep him occupied enough to tolerate England’s presence for the next couple of days.

“Hey Tony, you want some eggs too?” America said, suddenly reclaiming Tony’s attention. Even through the gas mask goggles, Tony could see the blue eyes silently pleading with him to get along with England for a couple of days. “Please?” America added in a quieter tone as England pulled out two plates from the cupboard above the sink.

This is it. My last meal.There was a reason that Tony had successfully dodged eating England’s food for this long. His last breakfast on Earth had to have been cooked by the limey didn’t it ( ... )

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One Weekend [2c/10] anonymous May 15 2012, 00:34:50 UTC
Oh, goodness, he was going to die by bacon and eggs. His favorite Earth breakfast too (when America cooked, obviously ( ... )

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One Weekend [2d/10] anonymous May 15 2012, 00:39:22 UTC
“So England, I was thinking that the three of us could head on down to the National Mall tonight, there’s going to be a festival and there’s going to be fireworks and everything,” America said as he sat down facing England, leaning forward slightly. “My boss and his wife and kids are going to be there…”

“I swear that your boss’s son doesn’t like me,” England said, his light scowl threatening to morph into a smile. “But I do know how much you like your fireworks. What time shall we leave this evening?”

“Seven. Tony loves the kids, which actually is unusual for him,” America said, glancing at Tony, who shrugged. It was the most physical response he could give at the moment.

Brrrring! Brrrring! Unaware that his best friend was in pain and missing the subtle hints of the brewing war, America jumped up and said, “I’ll be back. Tony, don’t forget to take your dishes to the kitchen!” Then he darted off to save the phone, which for some odd reason was buried beneath the couch cushions in the living room ( ... )

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Re: One Weekend [1d/?] anonymous June 10 2012, 05:38:12 UTC
This is great! I love your Tony POV. Arthur has no idea what he's dealing with, I bet! I'm very curious as to what Tony has in store, and how Arthur will counter it. I'm definitely looking forward to what happens next. Thank you for filling this!

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Re: One Weekend [1d/?] [A!A HERE] anonymous June 13 2012, 01:26:00 UTC
I'm glad you're enjoying this :) I have Chapter 3 halfway done, and I'm excited for it as well as the story as a whole.

And no, Arthur doesn't know the full extent of what he's dealing with yet ;)

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One Weekend [3a/10] anonymous June 26 2012, 04:50:46 UTC
HEY EVERYONE! I'M BACK! :D

Okay, enough chitchat from me, just wanted to mention that while no one is hurt, there are mentions of a house fire . Not sure if that's a trigger, but thought I would mention it anyway.

Okay, back to story.

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England relaxed on the couch in a surprisingly clean living room as he read his book. America said he’d wanted to finish some paperwork before the fireworks that night, and who was England to discourage America from doing any serious work?

Britannia, America’s Scottish Fold, was purring contentedly on England’s lap as he absently stroked the animal. Personally, England was still mystified at how America was able to maintain a harmonious household with a cat, a nation, and an alien from outer space under the same roof. He supposed he shouldn’t be surprised; America would never have turned away a friend in need (even if said friend wasn’t even from Earth ), and America always had had a way with animals, even when he was a little colony ( ... )

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One Weekend [3b/10] anonymous June 26 2012, 05:00:44 UTC
“Hey ( ... )

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One Weekend [3c/10] anonymous June 26 2012, 05:05:43 UTC
England scowled. “America, it was an almost eleven hour drive to Washington D.C. from Montreal. Consider yourself lucky that I didn’t stay long when I had to stop to get gas and eat and therefore get here later ( ... )

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One Weekend [3d/10] anonymous June 26 2012, 05:09:14 UTC
“America!” England shouted, pushing the study door to leave.

It was locked.

What???

England tried the doorknob again, but once again found it to be locked. “America!” he shouted again, but bit back a sigh of frustration when he realized that the study was probably too far from the kitchen for it to make much of a difference.

Sighing, and mentally reminding himself to pay America for the damage he was about to incur, England took a few steps back before charging at the study door.

Which was somehow already open by the time England reached it.

Crash!It took England a few seconds to process what had happened, and then remembered that the house was on fire as the alarms pierced through the fog that was in England’s brain. Then he remembered that America was in the kitchen, possibly unconscious or even dead (as temporary as death was for them, it was still disorienting to wake up back in the heart of the capital city, and England still had a heart attack whenever he found America dead, always worried that America’s number was up ( ... )

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