My Heroine
A country never forgets its heroes, least of all when it falls in love with them. A country also never forgets who killed them. - Oneshot, FrUk but mostly Francis/Joan d'Arc
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Se não fossem as minhas malas cheias de memórias Ou aquela história que faz mais de um ano Não fossem os danos...
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“Although I LOVE FrUk, Joan of Arc is a woman you simply can't ignore, and neither can her "romance" with France. This fic deals with both couples in a delicate and even tragic way. I meant to praise the fic, but there isn't a good enough word. "Perfect" is almost up to par. Read and become as aware as I am. AND.”
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