Ah....I should apologize for how I was acting. ....
And...happy holidays. I hope everyone is feeling better.
[A. BROTHER: Ukraine is at your door. She's going to let herself in soon if you don't answer. Answer the door brother. Don't make her imitate sister.
B. ESTONIA, someone let her into your house. knocking on the door to your room.
C. Dropping off
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Yes Ukraine?
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Merry Christmas dear.
[Inside she will find a new journal, with a note from Ukraine at the start. Some ribbons for her hair and some knitting supplies.]
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Ah, h-hello, Miss Ukraine.
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I'm so sorry!
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[A little startled, but hugging back. He knew everything was back to normal, but confirmation is always a good thing.]
I-it's alright. Mayfield's fault, not yours.
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[Of course she does. But she'll take a step back and hand him a package.]
Merry Christmas.
[Inside he'll find a knitted blanket folded up, his flag colours on it. And a container of some Lithuanian desserts she could remember how to make.]
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[He's just going to stay sitting on the floor in front of his open window, a book in his hands but not holding his interests, while the mochis wreck mild havoc on his closet.]
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It's me.
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.......hello.
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Are you looking for Netherlands?
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Please, then, come in.
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[Walking in. She holds out a package.]
I came over to give you your present. Merry Christmas Canada.
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H-hi miss Ukraine.
Er, are you here to see miss Susan?
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[And you're being hugged.]
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[And before he can say anything, he finds himself in a hug. It catches him off-guard at first, but he soon he returns the hug. Not that he needed it, gentleman didn't need hugs.
But it was still really nice, after everything that happened.]
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I'm glad everything's back to normal.
Here, I brought you a Christmas present.
[And she hands him a package. Inside there's a puzzle book she tracked down and a knitted blue scarf. And also a book in Ukrainian. But most of it is pictures of the city of Ivov.]
I'm sorry it's not in English. But I thought you might like it. It's a book I got from home about one of the cities I have. It has the world's largest crossword puzzle. We hide the clues all over the city and people search for them. There's a new one every night.
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