Out of boredom, the Hetalia countries get drunk and start to tell their dirty little secrets. Who's will be the most revealing? Read and find out!!! WARNING!!! Profanity, explicate language and boyXboy. You have been warned.
Bella Lark is a lover of the sea and a fair noble girl, but her forgotten past has returned in the form of two brothers and an off center engagement. This will bring her closer to the sea. To be a pirate and a lady, there is the struggle
What if the Bad Touch Trio took care of you as a child? Well find out in this made up bs story about your childhood with these awesome, sexy, and romatic guys! ((I do not own Hetalia or any of its characters! I just own the idea of the story! BTW PG-13 because BTT))
Arthur is a wealthy young man whom dreams of the open seas, when he meets a beautiful blue bird his dreams gain the chance to become true.
Molly and her sister Laura should be enjoying her life as noble daughters, they have it all. But the thing is Molly hates it, very tom-boyish and outgoing she longs to play the games the men do. But, as a women she must learn to sew, serve men, and be helpless. But upon being up for capture for one million euros, she...
Well its mostly about Italy who became depressed because hr couldn't find love but then he found a young girl whos you (U/N)= ur name almost dying and all alone in the cold night
(Y/n) is a very special orphan who used to be part of the dark woods circus. When (y/n) finally gets adopted she soon realizes that there's more to this odd family of four then meets the eye. (Sorry I'm really bad at writing descriptions)
So here you go guys hetalia x child readers If you have any request just leave them in the comments at the end of each chapter and I'll for sure make one!
All the favorite fan pairings written in drabbles from the point of view of one of the characters. From England thinking of his special relationship to America to Austria thinking poorly of Prussia despite being in the same bed. These drabbles range from innocent to far from innocent.
