Tino Vainamoinen would usually avoid big social gatherings like his friend Lukas' birthday. At all costs. But when Lukas drags him along, Tino spots someone looking as out of place as himself. How was he to know that this man, Berwald Oxenstierna, has a heart problem that means his life could end any day? And how was he to know that Berwald would fall irrevocably in love with him?

America is hosting Christmas this year, and Hungary is keeping a special eye out for any action under the mistletoe! What happens when she spots Finland and Sweden's chance meeting?

Standing out on the balcony of their Paris hotel room, Sweden finally makes the decision to let his feelings be known for Finland.

When Finland walks in on Sweden day dreaming, what will happen?

"Stay." His eyes peeped up from the top of the pillow, "Please." Sweden and Finland watch a scary movie together! Will this be the moment when Sweden finally tells Finland how he really really feels! Real names used, T for Sweden's potty-mouthed mind.

SuFin. The angel rests atop the tree, and Finland sleeps alone.

Sweden is completely captivated and utterly terrified. So is Finland. Short and explorative little thing, this.

xkcd, meet Hetalia! Hetalia, meet xkcd! Hat guy tries out the antics mentioned in comic 611. Unfortunately for him, his victims haven't had enough excitement in a veeeeeery long time.

Short SuFin drabble. Berwald thinks Tino hates him, and vice versa.

Like hell I need him. / Winter War.

With Finland asleep on Swedens shoulder, will Sweden finally let his unspoken feelings known? Real names used, possibly AU if you want? Could go either way.

we follow sweden and how he copes with losing Finland to Russia twoshot, use of human names, implied dennor, sufin

Spain comes to Finland seeking advice. Unfortunately, Finland sucks at giving advice. Fortunately, Sweden doesn't.

In which Finland tests Sweden's patience rather he realizes it or not.

We don't see ourselves as beautiful, and that's fine - as long as there's another to see it for us.

Centuries of people being terrified at the sight of his face has proven harmful to Sweden's self-esteem. It's up to Finland to reassure him that he's wonderful the way he is.