PrussiaXMute!Reader: Beyond Words (part two) by TheRollingScones, literature
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PrussiaXMute!Reader: Beyond Words (part two)
It’d been a week since the carnival, and Gilbert had begun to take up sign language from [Name]. He made mistakes quite often, but his earnest efforts only helped him improve on his weaker points.
[Name] would make the motions with her hands & arms after writing the translation of the word or phrase on a small slip of paper. She would have Gilbert copy her motions until he was comfortable. Sometimes, she would quiz him, making the motions and asking him to tell her what it means, or gave him the meaning and made him do the motions.
There was a day when Gilbert felt
PrussiaXMute!Reader: Beyond Words (part one) by TheRollingScones, literature
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PrussiaXMute!Reader: Beyond Words (part one)
[Name] stumbled back, surprised by the impact of the tall, young man. He reached out and grabbed her wrist, partially to steady himself, and partially to keep her from falling. As the sea of moving bodies parted around them, time seemed to slow as he opened his mouth to apologize hurriedly.
“Sorry,” and it felt strange for him to accept the blame for an occurrence, but he didn’t want to be rude to the girl, and he knew he was walking the opposite direction of the crowd far too swiftly.
The girl stared at him, her eyes a little wide, her bottom lip trembling slightly: seeing the girl like that made him feel somewhat gu
Little!RussiaXLittle!Reader: What Friends Are For by TheRollingScones, literature
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Little!RussiaXLittle!Reader: What Friends Are For
Sitting down on a snow-covered rock, you heave a heavy sigh and look down at your hands; your cuts sting against the frigid air and blood drips uselessly into the fresh white snow, staining it maroon forever. You ball your fists and try to ignore the pain but it is harder than you hoped.
Your eyes wander about the scenery as you try to catch your breath; the forest surrounding is covered in snow, the sky is pure white and there is no one but yourself. Quietly, you sit in the colourless world of solitude; running away is not as easy as so many have made it out to be…not when you have such horrible mast
ItalyXReader: Miracle Paint by TheRollingScones, literature
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ItalyXReader: Miracle Paint
~*~*~*~
After a quick glance out of the window, you heave a heavy sigh. “I wish this rain would lighten up...”
The day is dark like night, rainy and stormy and incredibly windy. Your eyes go back to your opponent as he makes his next move while wearing a serious thinking face.
“Yeah, me too,” he agrees under his breath, muffled by the placement of his hand. He reaches down and places a piece in an open spot, then waits for your next move.
“Checkmate,” you say quietly, moving your king piece around the board and defeating the Italian.
“E-eh?! H-how did you do that so quick?! You cheated!
RomanoXReader: Angel Chapter 1 by TheRollingScones, literature
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RomanoXReader: Angel Chapter 1
He walks away, hands jammed into his pockets, boiling in his own pot of irritation.
Today had been a perfectly fine day until Antonio started kidding around too much. He went so far as to pull the curl, despite the amount of times he's told him not to.
"Hey, come back! I was only playing around!" Antonio calls.
"Shut up, damn jerk!" he shouts back, still walking away. Antonio looks over at Gilbert, who just tells Antonio to leave him alone; Lovino walks faster, face searing hot.
"Stupid jerk, always playing around…how about I annoy him…? Stupid jerk wouldn't like that."
Lovino focuses on the ground, not paying mu
RomanoXReader: Disappearance by TheRollingScones, literature
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RomanoXReader: Disappearance
The moon glows vividly, strung up by invisible strings in the clear, inky sky; the moon’s glow washes the world in a silvery tint, highlighting glossy surfaces and shadowing others. Businesses stand vacant and dark against the moonlit sky; homes are ablaze with lights in nearly every window: some curtains are drawn, others are not. Passing by inviting and wide-open windows, you can see the inhabitants of the homes, all happy and together without a care in the world, especially not for streetwalkers who are roaming by the nightlights such as yourself. But the real problem is that you have no other choice: you’re helplessly lost
AmericaXDying!Reader: He Understands by TheRollingScones, literature
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AmericaXDying!Reader: He Understands
You pull up your stockings and push your feet into your shoes, dressing for school, while sitting on the edge of your bed.
You can’t stay at home for another day. You know that there isn’t much time left and, regardless of what everyone says, you have to see the world one final time.
You pick up your backpack and open your bedroom door. The house is still, telling you that your parents are asleep.
You tip toe down the stairs and to the front door, where you hesitate for a moment.
“I can’t just leave them…”
You turn around, deciding to tell them that you’re off for school when you see your