Title: Sichelschnitt - Coup de Faucille.
chapter title: C'est the malaise du moment.
Author: Sidhe
Fandom: Axis Powers Hetalia
Torque:
France v England.
Warnings: history, angst, yaoi.
Party: 2 /? Written by: Bingo - Prompt: Guilt.
Notes: 1. T ITLE by Placebo - Protege Moi.
2. A the usual, Paul is Reynauld French Prime Minister, the British Chaberlain. 3. L
to news of the documents found by Belgian soldiers is true, I swear E_e
An accident committed to a German plane carrying some German officers with plans of invasion (the plane was lost in the fog and was forced to land in Belgium), Hitler forced to review their strategies cit. Wikipedia.
C'est the malaise du moment
"Monsieur Bonnefoy? Monsieur Reynauld want to see you. "
was probably too demanding for a couple of hours of peace and solitude.
Francis sighed, placing the book-foolishly, it seemed, had tried to read on the table before him, stretching your legs and idly passing a hand through his hair.
gaze unintentionally ended up on the figure of the young man, a funny reddish color, was waiting to see him get up. Oh, I wonder why he kept for himself Reynaud always nice ones.
After a few more minutes of contemplation, he decided to please the dear young man and making him a sign, immediately followed a smile that made him blush more, came back with no fuss.
"Forgive me, maybe you know what it is?"
The attendant leaped in his voice, stammered some excuse why not confused, had no idea what he wanted the Prime Minister.
Francis found himself wondering if his face and his
beautiful
face and had something wrong. Or perhaps the blame for that effect on that little guy was literally devastating due to the uniform?
was shortly, and would see him lying on the floor for too much emotion.
Ah, the youth of that time.
They should try living in 1790.
At that time no one was more appropriate to securities and
labels court .
Find more prudent to remain silent for the rest of the way, simply reflect on why Paul had sent for.
Lately remember him only in emergency situations or visits politicians and representatives of other states.
"France."
Oh, that explains
exactly why he was there.
'Angleterre. "
politely answered the greeting, and Reynaud, sitting at the opposite end of the dining room table, dismisses the young man with a wave of his hand.
greeted with the same c harm
everyone else-just-British politicians who were in the room, staying very surprised that the British prime minister was not with them.
His reflections were interrupted by the words of Paul Reynaud, inviting him to sit beside him and listen for a moment only.
probably knew he could not expect more than a few minutes of attention, since that was directed, as always, almost entirely to England.
"Francis, this morning we received the news that, by accident, some Belgian soldiers confiscated documents to a German officer."
Oh, what was interesting, then.
But he could still stop listening, no? So, probably, the most important thing in those documents was how many had mangiat-croissants.
"The plan of conquest of Belgium and Holland."
parted lips, as if to say something , but merely to let out a gasp that did not pass unnoticed by his side, Arthur turned his face slightly, watching him with a look of disapproval.
Meanwhile, Reynaud spoke again. "Do not worry, anyway."
"It is not bother? Paul, this means that they are really going to get to us
! "
" Immediately,
Monsieur Bonnefoy , there is no danger. Certainly the High Command is already aware of the incident plane, and certainly do not dare to bring forward a plan that we might have at hand. " Francis ripple lips into a grimace, while the right hand clasped firmly on the wooden edge of the table.
"How much do they take to the preparation of another?"
other politicians did not intervene, leaving the discussion consumed between the two Frenchmen, probably should have been discussed previously, and this only served to further anger Francis.
"In any case, what do you think-ch."
"Do not underestimate the enemy, monsieur. It 's a mistake that we French do all too frequently. Believe me, I know. " That demonstration superiority
seemed somehow to embarrass the first minister, who was limited in responding quickly to allegations of Francis, and then close the subject.
"There we spoke only to keep you informed of the situation, I repeat that there is no imminent danger."
A nod of approval by the other ministers, and even the same Arthur, marked the end of the speech Reynauld. was crazy to think you are safe.
If I had the doubt until a few months ago, now he was absolutely certain.
After a few more minutes of formal reviews and basically useless, Francis took his leave, going faster than that damn room and leaning against the wall opposite the door, closing his eyes.
He needed to think. Of thinking and decide
what to do in a situation like that.
had to start putting in doubt the possibility of winning out from everything that was happening or was about to happen.
had to be forward looking and not be dazzled by the same objectives which is now closed their eyes to his ministers, leaving them confident and secure a position of advantage that were not in reality.
would never be able to forgive a hypothetical defeat of his nation, not when he himself was aware of the imminent danger.
"Diserti meetings, Bonnefoy?
Rapra eyes without proof were really needed: it would recognized that voice among thousands.
The sarcastic and cutting, an emphasis that carried with it the English way so grace at the expense of the many jokes that's reserved for that reason, simply his
voice. "It's not what you're doing too, Kirkland?
A grimace somewhere between disappointment and the fun rippled the lips of English, now a few steps away from him.
"Do not put me on your same level, France. I do not need to stay there, the my
ministers inform me of everything that happens, the opposite of yours. "
Francis avoided commenting on that last statement, considering much useless the idea of starting yet another endless debate and with each other.
"What do you think?"
only takes three words to understand each other. "I think for signs of a disturbing war, he should have un'esprienza of centuries."
"So you agree with me."
A simple statement, that. He knew from the start: he had seen in her gestures and expressions during discussions with Reynaud.
"We simply do not rule out negative scenarios."
A sigh slipped off the lips of the French, while still approaching a step, leaning slightly to the body of English, his head bowed.
"Leave."
The usually grumpy Arthur. that feature was probably the only constant remained fixed in his world.
Any war broke out, any alliance is formed, any peace treaty would be signed, Arthur was always the English who had come to love, even for all those faults.
"Do not pretend you are displeased, Angleterre. Recently, it was you pay me a look. "
Without even looking up, was
certain that that precise moment, the face of English had made a color somewhere between purple and burgundy.
"This is absolutely not true. "
" Of course not. Last week you got to Paris to find why, exactly? " " Chamberlain. Not excuses. " " And the orders Chaberlain how you ended up in my bed? "
Silence by the Englishman, of course.
Francis, pleased to be able to shut him up, lifted her face, crossing his eyes.
He could not understand exactly how, from the deadlock, they ended up kissing against the wall, but at that moment did not care either, actually. Of all those sighs, somewhere, there was awareness by both parties that there would be little time to still be together, though both did hard time admitting it.
"They could see us."
"I do not care."
no resistance on the part of English, this was the thing that most surprised Francis, at that time.
sighed his name, lost between her lips and her skin while his hands roamed free in all that useless stuff.
Yet, despite the destruction, despite the state of abandonment in which he was entered knowingly, he could not banish from his mind a single, nagging thought.
The sense of guilt for what he might do, say in the room, replaced by one that kept him rather busy its
room, at that time.
'Angleterre .. "
A groan of disapproval by the Englishman, who all wanted the immediate , other than being forced to think too much.
"What do you want?"
"Do you promise .. Promise me you will help me in any case. "
The concern for the fate of his nation exceeded even the fog that kept his mind closely in its grip.
"I will."
More sighs and other concerns, only a certainty. Whatever happened, they would have remained in a side by side.