Ukraine

[Brother was still gone. And it still hurt. Because that ...thing, accent-less, America praising...thing, was not him. He hadn't even gotten all awkward when she brought him a sunflower. Or tried to make her stay over for a few days.

She never thought she'd miss being tricked into spending a weekend at his house.

But life goes on, and so does she. Only she's been a lot quieter lately. You can find her


A. At work in the flower shop. She's a little distracted as she arranges some flowers. They're not sunflowers. She's been avoiding those recently.

B. Sitting off to the side in the park on a bench. She's not crying, really. It's just...the light, dirt, something stuck in her eyes.

C. Outside her house, she's trying to cheer herself up by working in the garden, you can find her there humming her national anthem as she works, a little sadder sounding then she usually sounds with this tune.]

[Ukraine woke up in her nice warm bed. And after a moment of shocked laying there, ran to the washroom and was sick.  It takes a while but later on Tuesday Morning there will be an open call to everyone but Roshia and Belarus. Her voice is attempting to be calm but it's not working well. She sounds lik she has been crying.]

.....am so, so sorry for anything I said yesterday. I...don't know how I could say...su..such horrible things.

[Filtered to Belarus]

....will understand if you hate me. ....Am so sorry sister. I...I don't know why I was acting like that. I...I re...really don't think of you like that...just to l...let you know.

[Filtered to Roshia]

.....[This was the hardest call to make. She'd said horrible things...but. She'd killed her for them. But at the same time. She wasn't so muddled and ...]

Thank you for doing that Sist-....

-am sorry...will understand if you do not wish to hear from me ever again. But just wanted to appologize first.

I...don't know how I could do such horrible things to you.