Description
Canada emerges from another world meeting that's gone badly. Pushed into the background, into the shadow of his brother, he's sick of America getting involved in other nation's problems, and sick of being ignored. He starts talking to France about it, asking why he's always mistaken for his brother. France mildly points out how similar he is to America in terms of his culture, but Canada, struggling to see the other North American nation's good side at the moment, becomes incredibly worried that France might be right. He comes across a girl on the side of the street on his way home. She's distressed, crying, and wearing nothing but a swimming costume, jeans and a tank top, with a towel wrapped around her, in the freezing Canadian winter. He asks if she needs a place to stay, and desperate, she accepts, and remains close while Canada simultaneously tries to find his identity, and conceal it from his guest.
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