When Arthur checked on his latest upload to YouTube, he didn't expect the comments section to be flooded by a different fanbase. "Who is Alfred and why is everyone commenting about him?" YouTube AU

Thomas Jefferson is stuck with Alexander Hamilton as his college roommate. Will they kill each other or learn to get along?

A set of guidelines and rules set down to ensure order and progress at the World Meetings. Each nation will come forth with their own 100 rules stating what they cannot do.

AU. 1950s, America. Anti-German sentiment is alive and well, and for most young people, destiny is already decided. But one American and one German may stray from their intended paths, and perceptions are always subject to change. America x Germany

So usually when you hear the story of a head cheerleader and a quarterback becoming more then friends, you think big whoop right? Well what if your head cheerleader was a boy ? So its a story of high school mockery and abuse, forbidden romance, and a change in the usual status quo. WARNING: Shonen-ai/Yaoi and Language. Possible smut in the future when the time comes.

Bored and popular, Alfred F. Jones has almost nothing to worry about in his final year of high school. His only concern is making sure the art student, Arthur Kirkland, knows exactly who he is. But Arthur's strange drawings are more than scribbles; Alfred is about to live Arthur's darkest secret. For those who stare too long into the abyss may find it staring back at them. USUKUS

Alfred is an awkward dork, despite the fact his dad is President. Arthur is a member of British royalty, and he's a perfectionist loner. Both boys are given an invitation to attend the prestigious World Academy and, naturally, they're roomies. USUK

After getting a call from America's house, England rushes over to help, only to find something he never could have prepared himself for. How will he deal with it? Will he lose himself in the process? M for reference to rape, disturbing images and angst.

Why, who is this America you speak of?" Francis asked almost too sarcastically. At that point, England was about to have a fit, "Alfred! Don't pretend you don't bloody know him!"