FranceXAnnet- Beautiful

I didn’t know what to write about Em! I hope you like this in any case. Because I know I’d want someone to write about my OCx The country she was crushin’ on Cough _{Bella and Germany} Cough

The winter air was surprisingly gentle this time around. A Familiar frenchmen had been strolling through the streets curiously for two reasons. 1. He wanted to see what people were going to get each other for the holidays Boyfriends, Girlfriends, mothers fathers and children.
2.she was probably wandering around.
When she wasn’t cooped up in the kirkland household, he sometimes saw her wandering the streets, a Complacent smile on her lovely face.

And Look, There she was now. A quick overlook was all he needed before he slowly, but confidently approached her. ‘’Bonne soirée, Annet.’’ he greeted with a smile. The small female turned towards him and blushed, something anyone could so easily get her to do. ‘’Francis, H-hi.’’ She said looking down. ‘’it’s Lovely huh? The snow and stuff.’’  A chuckle left the Frenchman’s lips as he smiled and shook his head. ‘’That’s not the only lovely thing out this afternoon.’’ The young woman rolled her sea green eyes and crossed her arms, sometimes it just felt like he was teasing when he flirted. Not fun at all.


‘’I don’t know what you’re playing at, B-but you’re teasing me is no fun at all.’’ She huffed, only to gasp as he placed his arm around her. ‘’You doubt your own beauty. Tsk. A shame.’’ He murmured to her. The young woman’s red hue darkened. The Frenchman held his arm out and gestured to her. ‘’My Sweet. If you allowed me the evening. I could remind you how beautiful you are.’’ Annet’s eyes fluttered and darted to the ground quickly. She was hesitant as she reached up and grabbed France’s arm in her dainty hands. ‘’Okay. But only if you promise not to tease me anymore this evening.’’ She scolded, to which he just chuckled and rolled his eyes. ‘’No Promises. But I’ll try my hardest chéri.’’

And they were off. No one was to tell where they were going. But they had gone.

The rest of that evening was as you say History