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Chapter 2

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It had been around an hour since Soviet left. Now, Kuyong was just waiting for her friends to arrive. The only reason they were not there in the first place was because they didn't just want to linger around and cause hell for the hospital staff while they waited for her to wake up. As Kuyong finished another page in her fanfic of (Favorite ship), she heard her door open with a loud thud. This scared the ever living shit out of Katie, causing her to almost yeet her phone her best friend, North Korea.

Yes, Kuyong had a bit of a crush on him, but she yeeted that thought out of her head quickly. "Heya, North!" Katie beamed at him, with a tint of blush on her cheeks. North had a gentle smile on his face, which was normal when he was with Kuyong. Whenever anyone else was around, North just gave them the stink eye, along with the silent treatment. A N Y W A Y S, North chuckled a bit to himself before answering. "Heya, Aga..." Kuyong huffed at North while crossing her arms. "When will you tell me what Aga means!?" North gave her a shit-eating grin. "Never."

Kuyong groaned out loud. "Ughhhhh.. You stubborn son of a bitch..!" North chuckled once again. "I know." he said, with the same smirk on his face. He enjoyed seeing Kuyong act like a tsundere. Even though he didn't know what it was called, he didn't care. His main goal was to piss the short bean off for his own entertainment. Mission success for North, I guess. Kuyong took out her phone and her earbuds with a small smile on her lips. North turned his head on the smaller country who was focused on trying to untangle her earbuds. (oof I feel ya girl QwQ)

North just stared at her determined expression, speechless from the view. North did have a small crush on Kuyong, but he just pushed it away the best he could whenever he thought about. He could never push it away. The sunset made Kuyong seem to glow, the red and orange giving her the look of an angel. The sunbeams reflected off of her violet orbs, causing them to pop as if they didn't pop enough. Kuyong finally managed to untangle her earbuds and plugged them into her phone, then looked up at North. "Wanna listen to some music?" North's smile widened.

"Sure, Aga..."