Disclaimer: I do not own Hetalia or the characters
Entry Ten
Germany decided to allow Gilbert to have me over for the weekend. I guess he finally realized that his brother and I are a couple and that he would need to deal with that. So I came over. It began alright, Germany was civil and Gilbert was well, Gilbert. Italy then came over and joined us for dinner.
I had been thinking about it for a while, but during dinner when Germany was yelling at Italy for some random reason I realized something. If you didn't know their relationship that well you could totally peg Germany as a verbally abusive boyfriend. Luckily, I had watched this kind of thing happen enough times at the world meetings that I didn't freak out that much.
That evening and Saturday were laid back, until Saturday night when Gilbert made the offhand comment about my psychiatrist- prescribed diary. When Germany picked up on this he gave me a very questionable look. Dammit Gilbert! This was exactly why I didn't want you to know about this. Needless to say, we ended up having a fight over this ending with me going down to the basement/Gilbert's and my room. There I stayed for a while pouting and resisting the urge to just pack up my stuff and leave. About an hour later, Gilbert came down and tried making up with me. I purposely decided to make this difficult for him but we ended up having make-up sex that night anyways.
I left early Sunday morning, and by the time I got back to my house I only had enough energy to crawl onto my couch and pass out. God I hate Jet lag. Anyways, I then woke up a few hours later and wrote this.
With maple syrup,
Matthew (Canada) Williams
"Dammit, Potato-Bastard, I knew there was a reason why I didn't like you!" Romano yelled while kicking Germany.
"Vee, but Germany isn't verbally abusive," Italy said out loud, a little confused.
"So you knew about all this," France asked Germany a little surprised. After all, they had been getting a long recently. Anyone would think that if they heard someone's child/little brother was having a mental breakdown you would tell the parent/older brother person.
"To be honest I was more or less blocking the whole situation out," Germany replied.
As always, please review~