"Big Brother, Big Brother!" Liechtenstein excitedly ran to Switzerland. He turned his head and looked down at her. "Ah, hello little sister," he greeted. "How was your day?" Liechtenstein asked. "It's fine," his brother said "not a single person bothered me,"
Liechtenstein bowed her head sadly and put her fists on her chest. "Big brother, Japan isn't speaking his mind again," she sadly said. "Hey Japan, speak you mind!!" she raised her head and saw her brother in a meeting room composed of the news paper club.
"There, I've said it," he said making Liechtenstein smile. "Thank you," she told him. "You've been telling me to tell Japan to speak his mind. Why can't you do it yourself?" Switzerland asked.
Yes, the Switzerland who you always see telling Japan to 'speak his mind' is actually Liechtenstein who told her brother to be her voice.
"It's just hard to talk to him," she said, sadly. "Hard?" Switzerland asked. Liechtenstein walked out of the school doors with her brother next to her. It's the end of school and Christmas is near. It's a beautiful sunset; different kinds of orange layered the sky. Later when the clock strikes midnight, it's going to Christmas and the day after too.
"He's just so calm and seems like a hard person to talk to," Liechtenstein said. Switzerland looked up at the sky then back down to his sister and faced forward. "Well, it'll be Christmas tomorrow, want to go with me to buy a gift for him?" Switzerland asked.
Money is a problem for Switzerland, yes, but for the sake of his sister's happiness, he'd be more than willing to give all he has. It's only for one person anyway, how expensive could his sister want?
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The next day...
All countries were gathered in a ball room, which belonged to England (America forced him to do this and did his 'puppy eyes' trick on him). Every corner of the room is lined with a long table filled with food all over the world; from Asia to Europe, and from Europe to America.
Liechtenstein and Switzerland scanned the whole room to look for Japan and there he was, talking to the Axis.
Switzerland placed his hand on his sister's shoulder. "Call me if you need help," he said and Liechtenstein nodded. He left his sister and when she turned back to Japan, he is chatting with Taiwan. They seemed so happy and a hint of glow was on his face. Taiwan was too clingy and it seemed she liked Japan. Liechtenstein looked down, disappointedly and clenched the box in her hand.
"Well, that's all China wanted to say for you. Bye~" Taiwan waved. Japan turned his head and saw Liechtenstein sad and at the brink of...crying? Why would she cry during Christmas?
Japan was about to approach her but she didn't notice him and ran away, dropping her gift. "Lili!" Japan called out to her but she already disappeared.
Italy and Germany saw what happened and they both gave each other a look as if they knew what were on their mind while Switzerland saw his running sister and Liechtenstein didn't even notice him.
"Hey Japan~" Italy sang making Japan jumped. "Oh Italy, Merry Christmas" Japan bowed. "You don't seem merry at all~" Italy said, in a sad manner. "Oh it's nothing," Japan waved his hand. "What's that in your hand then?" Germany pointed. "This belongs to Lili, she dropped it while she was running," Japan answered.
"It seems like it's for you, open it" Germany folded his arms and Japan did as he said. His eyes grew at what was inside the box. It wasn't much but it was nice: two matching gold-colored bracelets. It would go well with Japan's navy uniform.
Italy smiled and pulled Japan to where Liechtenstein was.
The girl was on a balcony, watching the night until Switzerland came. He tilted her head up and gave an encouraging gesture. Liechtenstein didn't know where he was going to take her but she accepted his hand anyway.
Italy was still pulling Japan who is trying to fight back. Switzerland on the other hand, was gently holding his sister's hand.
Just right outside of England's mansion, Japan and Liechtenstein met. They both stepped back in shock looking for help. Italy just signaled him to go on. Switzerland just mouthed 'Speak your mind'.
Japan faced her again and gave one pair to her. Liechtenstein's face lit up but she happily took it. They both wore it and headed to a river bank hand-in-hand.
"Merry Christmas Japan" Liechtenstein said. "Same goes to you," Japan said.
======================================================================================================================== I know this is a rare ship but who cares? It's Christmas and the way Switzerland keeps telling Japan to speak his mind made me imagine this. It's not romantic, I know. (I'm just a year younger than Felicia, Spain and Belarus and two years younger than the rest) But that doesn't mean I'm banned from writing!
Oh yeah, Merry Christmas! I hope Santa came by!
