Arthur Kirkland just moved to the states from England after a tragic accident left his family hollow. At the new Academy he's attending, he meets several colorful people. I hyper Italian, a Turk with anger issues and a mask, a Frenchman with a taste for chocolate ;), and an American with a secret memory. Ups and downs are in store for Arthur as he tries to repair the cracks in his own heart, not that he'll have to work alone. Mysteries, horrors, love, all wrapped in one little fan fiction. Enjoy :) UsUk, possibly some FraCan...CanFra.....France and Canada. Maybe even a taste of other couples.

Name: Moving Your Hips Like Yeah Summary: America could blame it on a lot of things but, when it came down to it, all he wanted was to see Britain dancing in a hula-skirt. Genre: T Romance/Humour Author's Note: It looks weird, huh? I went to a hotel recently with my three best friends for one of their birthdays and while we were there we went to a luau. They had the nice people there hula dancing then they started pulling up people onto the stage. My best friend and I started thinking about the consequences if Arthur had to go up there and Alfred was forced to watch… And, well, what if Arthur was good at it? So, behold my humble little fanfiction which is kind of crap cause I'm supposed to be doing other stuff but it was eating at my mind. And cause this is the first time I've written anything like this. I do not own Hetalia, Hawaii, or hula dancing. I do own this terrible plot line though =///= ~~~~~~~~ A little story I wrote about my favorite yaoi couple in the world. Posted it on Fanfiction.net earlier but I wanted all of my deviants to see it too. The picture was drawn by one of my best friends (my America cosplayer, actually) and she was nice enough to let me post it. I am actually fond of this photo to the greatest degree. So thank you Alfy for letting me post it!! I do not own Hetalia, Arthur or Alfred, Britain or America, or Hula dancing. The first three belong to Hidekaz Himaruya and the Hula belongs to Hawaii.

Arthur has told Alfred time and time again not to mess with the legend of Bloody Mary. It wasn't a party trick, it was real. Of course, Alfred didn't believe him. But Alfred soon learns calling upon Bloody Mary can be costly...