LavyTheHedge-Fox

It’s Cold (Russia x Reader) ~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~ Warning you may experience fluff attack! Hope you enjoy it :3 ~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~ ~~~(Name) POV~~~ You were freezing. The multiple layers of clothes you had on didn’t help keep you any warmer against the harsh Russian winds and your feet felt like slabs of concrete dragging in the thick snow. Ivan stood tall next to you unaffected by the cold, his usual childish smile spread across his pale lips as you both strolled along the side-walk on your journey home. Dating Ivan sure had its pros and cons- having t

The cold air bit [Name]'s cheeks as she continued trudging her way through the snow. She knew it wasn't a good idea to be outside for long during the Russian winter, especially when it snowed, but she couldn't help it. [Name] figured Ivan must be lonely, (wasn't he always?) and planned a surprise visit to see him. The snow that was falling and swirling in a flurry became denser, and it became harder to see around her. "What are you doing, [Name]?" Ivan suddenly appeared in front of her, causing her to jump with surprise. She hadn't been able to see him coming through the thick blizzard brewing around them. He looked at [Name] with confusion:

“Ms. (y/n) you may need more surgery if your hip does not heal” the doctor explained as you laid on the cold hospital bed. You were the country of (c/n). Your country was suffering an economic crisis, as predicted, your body took its toll. “You may experience difficulty walking for long periods of time. We suggest you use a wheelchair mainly” the doctor explained further while you nodded. “There’s someone here to take you home” a nurse entered and the doctor nodded before turning to you and smiling as he left the room. “Privet (y/n)!” Ivan walked in and your face lit up. “I came

You entered the meeting room, where the Allies were having a get-together. You were hoping to see Ivan, whom you had grown very close to over a short period of time. But, to your horror, he wasn't there ... and the other Allies seemed to be rather happy "Dude, I am so glad he's not here ..." Alfred sighed "He is rather ungentlemanly at times, America" Arthur said, taking a sip of tea "He scares me ..." Yao mumbled, full of anxiety "Well Russia isn't here ... so stop worrying" Francis growled, folding his arms "What's going on?" You asked, a little worried "Russia's not here. His sister called saying he was sick, or dying ... or whatever

You had never been given a soul. This was why you were knelt on the filth-caked tiles, working until your fingers bled. Your hands stung in the searing, cloudy water as you scrubbed the dirt from some Exorcist’s white robes. They were probably Daniel’s, given how they stank. You sighed, wringing the robe out and passing it to Morgan. He was only four, but since he was one of a set of triplets, he and his brother Stefan had been denied the privilege of a soul. Kazimira had made it quite clear that they were lucky to be alive at all. You watched as Morgan ran out to hang the robe on the line outside, before you dragged the basin

Here you were now, it was 10 pm and you were steaking through the snowy, lonely streets of Moscow. Everywhere you looked was Christmas decoration, through the windows of the houses you could see happy families celebrating, giving presents to each other, laughing, singing and hugging. For a short moment tears collected in your eyes, but you wiped them away very fast. A strong girl didn’t cry! You hadn’t cried in months, since you’d sworn yourself to never cry again, to never show weakness once more. For banishing the Christmas songs, you put on your earphones and started to listen to your favourite song [insert it here]. Comp

Today was Christmas eve and you were alone, but not because you hadn’t got a family or friends. You were alone, because you decided it’d be the best for everyone. Your family relationships weren’t the best. Definitely not the best. As explanation when you were 9 years old, the youth welfare office took you away from your mother, since she had a drug problem, they brought you to your grandparent’s house, where you lived thenceforth. Every day after work your dad visited you there. Your grandparents and you father never had a good relationship, they always were arguing about money etc. In the first years they to pulled t

Chapter 3: I used to be a big country with enemies. “I’m a country”, he said to you. “The personification of a country.” “Which one?” You weren’t sure if you had to believe him or not, but you were more open to weird explanations than usual. Finding a pocket-sized boy that day could have some relation with your flexibility of mind. “I’m Russia!” “Okay. That suits you. Ivan, Russia. Me, I’m just a student. I guess being a country is something big, isn’t it?” He was offended by that one, although you swore you hadn’t said that to mock him. “I&

Chapter 2: Pretending to be what he isn’t. Your mom, who had suddenly entered your room, gave you a puzzled look and asked: “Who were you talking to?” You blushed. Ivan was petrified, which possibly helped him more than harm him. If he had moved, it would have been difficult to explain the situation to your mother. Even if you had accepted such a strange happening into your life without thinking much about it, you weren’t sure other people would be comfortable with it that easily. Thus, you put your hands on his sides to partially cover him from your mom’s gaze. “To myself. I-I… I look into the mirr

Chapter 1: The little Russian. You found him on a caramel jar. He was tiny, so small you could close your hand around him and you would only see his head popping out. And he would scream when you did that, so, after a few times -when you needed to punish him or make him stay quiet-, you wouldn’t grasp him in that way, in fear you would hurt him by accident. You couldn’t imagine how he had arrived there, in a jar resting inside a cupboard at home. You heard a muffled scream and thought there was some kind of animal –a rat? Maybe a hamster?- inside it. You checked it, and what was your surprise when you found the little man s