12When I set up my account, I promised myself that I would only work on one story at a time. Later, that changed to three stories at a time. And now, I don't really care anymore. I've been wanting to post this story for a long time now, and I don't really care that now I'll be working on five stories all at once.
I don't own Hetalia.
"Almost there," Lithuania said to himself. He started walking a little faster.
The World Conference had ended a little later than expected, and by the time it had ended for the day, it had started to rain. Unfortunately, the hotel that Lithuania was staying at wasn't exactly close to the building the World Conference was taking place at.
"Hey, now that I think about it, I don't remember seeing Belarus at the meeting, do you?" Lithuania's friend, Poland said.
Lithuania almost jumped. Poland had been so quiet that Lithuania had almost forgotten that he was walking with him.
Lithuania thought about what Poland had just said.
"Actually, I don't remember seeing her either," he replied. "I wonder why."
Darn it! I haven't seen Natalya in a while. I miss her. Lithuania thought.
"Toris," Poland said.
"Yeah, Felix?" Lithuania replied.
"You're blushing," Poland said. "Don't worry, I'm sure she'll come to the meeting tomorrow."
Lithuania started blushing even more. Secretly, he was in love with Belarus. Only Poland knew his secret. (And Estonia and Latvia, but Liet didn't know that they knew.)
"Hey Liet, do you like, see that?" Poland asked.
Lithuania looked where his friend was pointing. There was a dark blue and white…something on the ground. They went to get a closer look and saw that it was Belarus! She was lying in the streets, unconscious. Lithuania knelt down next to her and held her in his arms.
"Miss. Belarus, are you ok?" he asked. "Check her pulse," he told Poland. Poland grabbed her hand and checked her pulse.
"She's ok," Poland said. Lithuania sighed in relief.
Belarus shivered a little.
"Hold her for a second," Lithuania said to Poland. Poland took Belarus.
Lithuania took off his jacket and draped it over her shoulders. Then he took her back from Poland.
"Come on, let's go back to the hotel," he said.
Then he picked up Belarus and carried her bridal-style to the hotel.
Poland opened the door to Lithuania's room, so that Lithuania could carry Belarus inside.
"Thanks," Lithuania said.
"No problem," Poland said as he closed the door. Lithuania laid Belarus down on the bed and sat down next to her.
"Come on, wake up soon, please," Lithuania told her. He checked her pulse again, then sighed in relief when she was fine.
She shivered again and Poland and Lithuania pulled the blankets over her. Then they pulled his now-soaked jacket off her so it wouldn't make her continue to freeze.
"Please wake up soon," he whispered to her. Then he leaned closer to her and kissed her forehead.