I'm so sorry it took a while, it's just that with Anime Boston and school and stuff I haven't gotten much inspiration. (Anime Boston was sooooo much fun though!)
Well, I started feeling guilty for not getting anywhere with this request, so here it is!
Jazmine Simmons, I hope you like it! I got the impression you requested France x Canada along with everything else so I just went with it. ;D
This fic contains multiple pairings. I don't want to spoil anything so I'm not listing which parirings c:
Requests are (assumably, always) open.
NOTE: I'm using a translator for Spanish, a dictionary for German, and French from what I learned from French class so if you spot any mistakes do not hesitate to correct me. I love languages I just don't know them c:
To those who remember Matthew Williams, it is known not exactly nice to wake him up via axe in the door.
The petite Canadian let out a soft scream as he jolted up in the bed he was currently in. He didn't have time to wonder where his shirt is- his heart was pounding much too fast for him to concentrate on anything else besides who was monstrously attacking the door.
Shortly after he screamed, however, the attacker gave up on axing their way through and just opened the door. "O-oh! Lo siento, Mateo."
Matthew did not get a chance to speak. "Care to explain what's going on, Antoine?" Came a voice next to Matthew.
The Canadian squeaked as Francis sat up next to him, yawning and placing an arm around. "May I ask the same to you? The both of you are shirt less in Gilbert's bed. Do you both have headaches?"
True concern shone in Francis' eyes, Antonio teared up and sat on the bed. "Si."
"Et?" "Y lo que? You want me to explain what happened?" "Of course!"
Ok, so it's an introduction. C:
From what the translator told me,
Spanish (?):
Lo siento, Mateo- I'm sorry,Matthew
Qué? - What?
Si- Yes
Y lo qué?- And what? (at first I didn't use the translator because from learning random Spanish I already knew "y" and "qué" so I only had "y qué?" but I double checked the translator and it had lo in it? Ah, languages are interesting.)
French:
Antoine- Anthony/Antonio (so, obviously, they're all forms of Anthony.)
Oui, nous avons…- Yes, we have…(Oui, nous avons mal aux tetes. I think that's the plural of headaches. Unless I'm missing something?)
Mon ami- my friend
Et?- and?
Ouais- (if spelled correctly) Yeah.
