[China is flopped unceremoniously on one of the beds, lying on his stomach and clutching a stuffed panda. His eyes are red rimmed, and it looks supiciously like he's been crying.]
This place... I don't like it, aru. Hong Kong is acting strangely. Japan, too. I want to go home.
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Freezes in terror. This lasts several minutes.
RUNS DOWNSTAIRS, KNOCKING HIS TEA OVER AS HE GOES oh fux he is in so much trouble so much trouble.]
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He watches China quietly, trying to not attract attention.]
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Li Shui...
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Hong Kong!
[He grabs the other by the shoulders, staring him down as best a shorter father figure can. Which is not very well. The intensity of his expression makes up for it.]
Tell me you remember the reunification, aru.
[If there's a hint of pleading to those words, and there definitely is, he doesn't notice.]
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Teacher... I don't know what happened. But I do, I promise.
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I thought I had lost you again, aru...
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But he hugs China back anyway, because he's as confused as all fuck and also very relieved that China doesn't sound angry.]
What happened, teacher? I was in England's room, but I don't know how I got there... And all that stuff on the communicator...
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You don't remember anything?
[China sounds a little incredulous, and a lot hurt, but he doesn't let go of Hong Kong.]
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You left me, aru.
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[No, he didn't. But this is easier than thinking about all those hurtful things Hong Kong said.]
...I hate it here, aru.
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[He takes a moment to stare at Hong Kong. Apparently this possibility has just occurred to him. If the circumstances were different, maybe... But he's had time to rage and cry it out over the past two days. He eventually frowns and shakes his head.]
Hong Kong is not a liar, aru. It was this place, and it is England's fault for taking advantage.
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