UmiKotoKananMari

Stupid Spaniard Netherlands x Reader ~Drabble "Bella you look so beautiful today!"  A Spanish accented voice chimed. "Oh, Antonio, you're so sweet!"  A blond Belgian responded, snuggling closer to her tanned boyfriend. The Belgian's older brother, a tall, muscular Dutchman with olive green eyes groaned in response to the show of affection and scooted farther away from the two on the couch. "Oh, come on, Tim, don't be like that!"  His sister said, frowning. "Oh, come on, Bella, don't be like that."  He mocked, gesturing towards her and her boyfriend who was much too close to her for his likin

 Today you were just walking through the pet shop with your friend, Tim. He was looking for more food for his pet bunny, Miffy, and you came since you loved to look at all the animals there. You now passing by the fish and they had Malaysian Koi. You got distracted and Tim had to tug on you baggy button-up shirt so you can keep a move on. You both kept walking and Tim almost stepped on a big tortoise walking around, good you yanked on his scarf. You and Tim had finally made it to the bunny aisle and Tim grabbed the items needed. "Okay ____, let's g-" You got very distract this time by a black Dutch rabbit, it was so tiny and it looked very f

~Do we even matter~ *Netherlands X Reader* 'Tim,I'm home!' it was the usual. 'And I brought someone with me!' that was the day the Dutch's male life changed forever. "Tim?Are you ok?" the (h/c) asked as she tugged at the edge of the blonde's tan coat. "Ja,I am.What were you saying again?" his voice shortly followed the question,hands in his pockets and the forest green gaze wandering everywhere except the female's small form. "If you aren't okay with it,I'll tell Bella I'm not feeling well and you're free to go home!" a sigh escaped (Name)'s glossy lips,her head bowed to the paved alley which lead through the buildings. "Don't!It's fine!"

Tim -x- “You should quit you know.” As per usual, the only response you received was a noncommittal grunt, accompanied by another exhalation of wispy smoke as Tim held the cancer-stick between his lips. You sighed, resigning yourself to yet another failed attempt at convincing your friend to quit his bad habit. The was a time where you would have tried pleading with the older male, begging even, but after several years it had finally sunk in that such tactics were ineffective. Tim was a family friend, one who had been a part of your life for as long as you could remember. When you were younger he was the big brother you’d

You certainly weren't expecting to see a flower on your front porch that unremarkable morning, but there it was. Pouring yourself a coffee and trying to manage your impressive bed-head, you had only been half-awake in the sun-bleached kitchen when something caught your eye as you stared listlessly out of the window, vaguely appreciative of the sunny skies and slowly-blooming plants finally rousing themselves from a winter slumber. It's a pleasant change from grey skies, at the very least. What attracted your attention, though, was a flickering of red that kept darting in and out of the frame of the kitchen window. It was moving too quickly f

You sat in the hard metal chair and did your favourite thing to do when you're in populated places. You watched. You complimented, judged and insulted the people that walked by your table. They would never know because you were mute. You were never a people person and have been called an introvert. Just you and your thoughts, the way you have always known it to be. You smiled down at your fast food. You always ordered food instead of cooking yourself because it was easier for you to just point at the food or show a number with your fingers to order. You liked it better this way, no socializing or work required. You looked up from your food