āI mean fire,Ā inside,ā says Lithuania.Ā "Civilised. Ā There must have been a time that was incredible, before it became a chore, and I canāt remember the moment of change.ā
āMemoryās funny like that,ā Poland offers.
āI must have set the fires in Russiaās house thousands of times.ā
āUgh, same,ā Poland groans, āat Austriaās. Ā Well, hundreds, anyway. Ā I slept in a lot.ā
āThe most restful form of resistance!ā declares Lithuania, who canāt imagine daring to sleep late whilst living at Russiaās house, ever.
āI know right? Ā John and Yoko got nothing on me.ā Ā
Lithuania chuckles. Ā
Poland looks at him and chews his lip a second. āBut you did, uh. Ā Set a bigger fire that one time, didnāt you? Ā You burned down the whole place.ā
Characters/pairing:Ā Poland, Lithuania (LietPol), brief mention of Russia and others Words:Ā 3123 Summary:Ā Poland and Lithuania celebrate Christmas Eve together, Poland goes a bit mad with the decorations, and no one sets anything on fireāthis year.
(Which is to say: mostly soft gentle fluff as the two of them gently feel their way back into a relationship in the mid-2000s, but stay up all night talking about various things in the past which veer a little darker tonally, given that one of my prompts wasĀ āFIREā :D)
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