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France sighed to himself as he walked slowly to the world meeting. He knew he was going to be late to the world meeting, but he didn't care. If it was left up to him he wouldn't even be going to this stupid meeting in the First place since it was to be held in the one place he couldn't stand: England. But alas, France's boss was making him attend today so he walked on slowly, the less time he had to deal with England the better. France finally saw the meeting hall and was about to walk in when something caught his attention. The faint sound of a child crying. France thought he was going crazy at first, in fact he was sure he was since it was

You knocked on the metal door in front of you impatiently. How long did it take to answer the damn door? “Open up Karkles, I know you’re in there!” “Yeah, yeah, just gimme one fucking minute, alright? Geez, _____, you could stand to learn how to wait one gogdamn second.” The door was opened to reveal none other than Karkat Vantas, in all his angry shrimp-sized glory. “What do you want?” “Is your memory seriously that bad? It’s Friday night! You do know what that means, right?” “Shit…it’s movie night! I don’t really have anything new though.” He grumble

You sighed as you sat on the trunk of your Volvo, the gentle pitter-patter of the rain just outside the open garage door leaving you calm and sleepy. Hugging your knees to your chest, you gazed dreamily, your thoughts on anything but finals and the homework you had yet to complete. A small pinging sound snapped you out of your daydreams as you glanced at the boy next to you. Sollux Captor had been your best friend for years- inseparable, the two of you were. It had started in the computer lab, you recalled fondly. You had moved to a new school your freshman year, and, not knowing anyone or where anything was, wandered around ‘til you m

The wind whipped through the city's practically empty alleys and streets cutting straight through your windbreaker and chilling your entire body. Another reason you hated the winter, but I guess this means it's finally time to break out the oversized christmas sweaters you've been saving all year. Your chapped and cracked lips began to grin at the thought, but then you realized how much that hurt and decided you would fix that later. Hugging your big brown bag of groceries to your chest, you continued to walk briskly through the freezing streets to your apartment building (but that thing's so old it's not like it'll get any better) you then,

 CAUTION: SWEARING At this time of the year, you honestly hated your job. It was early August; the height of tourist season in the great state of Maine, and the little shop you worked at didn’t have air conditioning. You worked in one of the countless tourist trap stores that lined the main street in Old Orchard Beach. You understood why every Mainer hated this season. The state motto may be “Vacationland”, but what we really mean is “Give us your money and leave.” But the thing about Old Orchard was that during the summer, you had a hard time telling if this was Maine or Canada. That’s right. Canadians.

 (Updated as of 10/10/14) (Just so people understand, it's 1p!Canada in the beginning and 2p!Canada in the end.) Matthew had dazzling eyes. They were beyond unique, in fact, they almost seemed magical. They were mainly a light blue color, but occasionally you'd see a beautiful purple mix into the blue, creating a color that would leave you breathless. On your first day with the blond man to the eventually marriage, you couldn't come up with a time when you weren't impressed by his eyes. However, one's appearance should never be the absolute reason to be with someone and it definitely wasn't the only reason for you. Matthew was incredible ki

(request) GermanyXStray dog!Reader: Family You looked down at the sleeping puppies. Your puppies. They were born a couple of weeks ago, but two of them had already died. Nobody cared about you or your puppies, you were just another stray dog. You walked away from your puppies, because you had to find something to eat. For yourself, but especially for your puppies. They were starving, just like you. But your instincts told you that you had to eat something so you could produce more milk for your little ones. ‘Veee...’ Your ears twitched as you heard the sound of humans. Humans meant food. You slowly got out of your alley and lo