Splintered

The State of Washington has always been a thorn in America's side. As the fierce daughter of Russia and Finland, she grew up with the Nordics, and was adored by Denmark. When she was forced to become a reluctant part of America's huge family, she also became hemmed in by the strict rules by which America raised his children. Knowing that her relationship with Denmark was special, America permitted them to remain close, but he was very adamant about one thing:
None of his children were to have romantic relationships with the nations until they were of age, and absolutely under no circumstances were they to have children of their own.

However, things happen that change the way we must live. As a grown woman, Washington faces hard lessons and choices that are not always easy to make. Nothing about life has been easy for her.

World War Two will see to it.