[ There is a tired-looking China walking very lightly around the HQ, peering vaguely into doorways in some vain hope that a bedroom or clothing store will appear behind the next door. Before he knows it, he stumbles before a bookcase
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[And above Wang Yao's head: 'For a barbarian, Mongolia's not bad in bed.']
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[ The sentence dies in his throat when he digests the meaning of those words. ]
A- ah. . . . How. . . . how do you know that?
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[... Blink.] How do I know what?
[And then he notices the words above his other's head.] You're in love with that barbaric Western country aru?!
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Ah. . . [pointing to the words] It says. . . Mongolia is. . . good. . . in. . . bed? [ He isn't positive about the implications of that slang, but there aren't many other things that it could mean. . . ]
Wh- whaut?! B- bar. . . Western. . . !! I- I don't understaund whaut you mean! [but his cheeks are turning pink]
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[and as he's trailing his fingers along the spines, he doesn't see the words exploiting his greatest weakness forming in his own spiky cursive above his head:]
[[I have frequent erotic dreams about America, but only the ones where he says "I love you" make me come.]]
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And why, exactly, do you think you can judge me?
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What on earth...?
[The damning words glow above his head like a demented halo:]
I HAVE STOCKHOLM SYNDROME
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[follows England's line of sight and glances up, and his face flickers cold before it smoothes into a warm smile]
It would be a bit bothersome, wouldn't it? I suppose I shall just have to persuade you not tell.
[he raises one eyebrow and steps toward England, every line of him sultry and sensual and welcoming. The golden words flicker and change.]
Plan B is concussing you and hoping you don't remember. I have knuckledusters sewn between the layers of my gloves.
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I wouldn't do any of that persuading if I were you. You might have knuckledusters, but I'm not unarmed either.
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