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Lithuania comes home from work pent up and expecting to find Poland alone for him, but what he doesn’t know is Poland has guests over , and he has to find a more secret way to carry out his needs in peace.
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24 Feb 2026
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“Please, call me Antonio,” he requests, and then he laughs quietly. “Oh, and Lovino?"
“What?” Lovino snaps, a little sharper than he wants when his brain finally catches up to his embarrassment and he realizes he’s acting like a love-sick child. He finds he still can’t keep up when Antonio’s smile changes into something different: not the friendliness it was earlier nor the comforting warmth it was moments ago.
This one is affectionate.
“I would prefer seeing your smile over Feliciano’s any day.”
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22 Feb 2026
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The (Almost) Gentleman and His Book of Poems by Allavengedromance
Fandoms: Hetalia: Axis Powers
18 Aug 2020
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As the youngest son in a proper family, Arthur struggles to fit in and live up to expectations. Dinners with a business partner's family introduces him to Francis, who lives life without limits. Despite Francis's example, Arthur stumbles in rebellion and must learn to accept himself, his feelings and the help of friends.
Prequel to The Book with the Backpack but reads as a Standalone
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- Part 2 of The Boy with the Backpack
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22 Feb 2026
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The Romantic Developments of Antonio and Lovino Through Texts by orphan_account
Fandoms: Hetalia: Axis Powers
10 Jul 2014
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Texting started gaining popularity in 1999, but it wasn’t until the year 2007 that iPhones came out: then shit got serious and countries started texting each other. This is the story of how one happy-go-lucky idiot, and one stubborn idiot finally get together. It only took a few hundred years. Pairings include Spamano, FrUK and slight US/UK, PruCan, Gerita, Sufin and others. Rated for Lovi's language.
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22 Feb 2026
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It started, as many great things do, as a feud. Alfred F. Jones didn’t actually know what it was about; he hadn’t been paying attention. He just knew that there was some kind of spat between his big brother Arthur and some other guys. He just knew that Arthur was taking his little posse to a rumble-- a fight between his group and theirs. And that Arthur was letting Alfred tag along.
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21 Feb 2026