#aph 2012

Aspiring to be a nurse, Berwald moves to Finland and meets Tino. Is ignorance really bliss, or will Tino's criminal identity end in the Swede's death?

Tino has to escape the witch persecution and get separated from his brother. After many years Tino runs into a wounded man near his cottage and saves his life. (English translation of Vainottu)

When Sweden saves Finland - whom Sweden believed was a girl - from a near death incident, Sweden falls for Finland. Fantasy becomes reality for the Swede when an impending disaster befalls on him and all he loves. People bend and break because they're all so fragile.

Tino enjoys the comfort of a quiet library and dreaming minds when he picks up on the charming thoughts of a perfect stranger. Has Berwald found someone that can fully understand him, even when he is silent?

Sealand makes Sweden a card for Father's Day every year and gives it to him. Upon questioning, Sweden doesn't even know why Sealand gives him a card.

In the here and now, wanting to feel a part of his new family, Sealand is infatuated with Sweden's history and begs for stories from the Nordics, all while trying to match-make his Papa and Finland because that's what sons do best.

Berwald Oxenstierna, cyber warfare expert and general team player, gets called in to assist the Finnish police on a case that will require an entirely unexpected skill set. Good thing Captain Tino has his back. In more ways than one.

Sweden, Norway and Denmark are in their teenage years and also the Viking era. On an invasion, Denmark jokingly asks Sweden if he was interested in any girls. Sweden is then faced with the uncomfortable situation of trying to come out to his three friends. And when you're someone like Sweden, it's quite difficult.