[Amnesia] (Countryhumans au, Sovame story)

[5]

America managed to slip away from Russia's place without being seen, his heart racing from the whole experience. He paused for a moment, glancing back, but there was no one in sight and the house was far behind him. He stared in the direction of the house for a bit, lost in thought.

Why didn't Soviet inform Russia of his presence when he clearly saw him there? It's not like he didn't see him, so why did he choose to remain silent? America shook their head to snap them out of their thoughts. Regardless of the explanation, it was irrelevant; he had obtained what he needed.

America decided to head back to his own home where he would hide it..

Just like the other things.

When America arrived at his mansion, it was already evening. He stepped inside, and it felt more like a grand estate than a cozy home. With a quick snap of his fingers, the door locked securely, and the security system activated. Weapons were aimed at the entrance from both sides, and there were wires and alarms set up to alert him if anyone approached. Cameras and other high-tech devices were in place to keep intruders at bay. The only way someone could enter was through the gates, where a small phone connected to his system allowed him to decide who could come in. For now, though, no one was getting through.

America walked into his room and headed straight for a drawer that had a hidden button. When he pressed it, a secret room appeared. As he stepped inside, the door shut behind him. This room held not just America's files but also some special memorabilia, including two items that Russia had talked about before.

America put a Soviet sickle next to a dusty old book with gold Russian script on it. He was confused about its significance, at least for the moment. When he removed his sunglasses, his weary, red eyes and the dark circles around them were exposed, making it clear he was lacking sleep. Nevertheless, he continued to sift through the records. "This is going to take a while..." he remarked as he began reading and eliminating the unnecessary parts.