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beerjugsDate: September 1
Summary: Canada is borrowing Spain's flute from Austria so that Prussia, who has flute envy, can play it for a little while and possibly antagonize Austria at the same time.
Warnings: N/A (unless someone starts on dirty flute metaphors, which is entirely likely)
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"You had a matter that required discussing, Canada?"
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"...Perhaps. It depends on what it is that you wish to borrow."
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Austria blinked, a bit surprised. She didn't recall when Canada would have even seen it; the time when she broadcasted her despair over Spain's disappearance was something she tried to forget and, though she cherished it, she didn't play it particularly often. Her piano was always her first love, after all.
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"You never mentioned being capable of playing the flute as well as the harp before..."
She pondered for a moment. That flute meant a lot to her, after all, but she did trust Canada.
"...I suppose it couldn't hurt. Please do be careful with it, though. It...holds quite a bit of sentimental value for me."
With that, she retreated into the music room to gather the flute.
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Now she simply had to be sure nothing went disastrously wrong, hope she could remember any of her own marginal flute training in case Austria asked to audit her afternoon's practice, and keep two life-long enemies happy. Easy as pie.
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Austria returns shortly with the flute, which she's fashioned a wooden case for. She hands it over to Canada.
"Bring it back tomorrow at your earliest convenience, please."
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She was clearly watching Canada's handling of the flute like a hawk, but was satisfied with her treatment of it.
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"Common interests are a great thing, aren't they?" Canada let out a little laugh, perhaps a bit awkward, but no more so than she usually was. "So... I should go. But thanks again, and I'll see you tomorrow!"
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Any awkwardness Canada may be displaying goes unnoticed by Austria. Well, any that would seem unusual or suspicious, anyway.
"Yes, I'll see you tomorrow. I hope you enjoy your practice."
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