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hetalia2010-09-14 07:05 pm
haro.livejournal.com) wrote in hetalia2010-09-14 07:05 pm
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[Oneshot] It Was Here that the Romance of My Life Began (USxUK)
Title: It Was Here that the Romance of My Life Began [ FF.NET LINK ]
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haro
Pairing(s): AmericaxEngland (Established)
Rating/Warnings: PG-13, no warnings.
Summary: England had learned on this trip, or rather learned again, that America, for such a young nation, had loads and loads of history to be proud of and cherish. He’d shared so much of it with him on this vacation; each day a new story, new memories created and old memories unearthed.
Note: Written forsakuratsukikage at ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
hetaliasunshine! There are footnotes at the end of the fic. All the ‘quotes’ that separate the sections are from Theodore Roosevelt (as is the title!). Hope you all enjoy. :)
( “Teddy once called this place a grim fairyland,” America noted, and his tone was cheeky. “Don’t know about any fairies, although I guess if there were any…” )
Author:
haroPairing(s): AmericaxEngland (Established)
Rating/Warnings: PG-13, no warnings.
Summary: England had learned on this trip, or rather learned again, that America, for such a young nation, had loads and loads of history to be proud of and cherish. He’d shared so much of it with him on this vacation; each day a new story, new memories created and old memories unearthed.
Note: Written for
sakuratsukikage at hetaliasunshine! There are footnotes at the end of the fic. All the ‘quotes’ that separate the sections are from Theodore Roosevelt (as is the title!). Hope you all enjoy. :)( “Teddy once called this place a grim fairyland,” America noted, and his tone was cheeky. “Don’t know about any fairies, although I guess if there were any…” )