Lithuania's House

[America]

A couple minutes later, the bird came back and rested on his window sill. When Lithuania opened it the lines were darker, as if he'd been pushing harder, 'You know I don't like him.'

[Lithuania]

Lithuania sqeaked noticing how the words were darker, in tone and in writing. He gulped and wrote, 'I know that,' his writing was light and shakier. he gave it back to the bird and went to check on America before going back to his room.

[America]

When it arrived, the bird tweeted to get Lithuania's attention, 'Stay away from him,' the next note read.

[Lithuania]

'Why?' this was making Liet even more scared as he read the note. He waited for the next message, bring his knees to his chest and looking out the window, thinking/dearing he'd see Russia walking up to his house.

[America]

'Why are you arguing with me? He's over isn't he...'
"What's that?" America asked, looking over Lithuania's shoulder.

[Lithuania]

"N-Nothing!" Lithuania quickly answered America hiding the papers behind his back. "A-Are you f-feeling any b-better, A-America-san?" he asked. He wrote the note behind his back, 'Why would you think that? Of course he's not here. He's probably with England or someone like that.' and somehow tied it to the bird's leg behind his back.

[America]

America nodded, "Tons!... Whatcha doin' behind yer back there?"
The bird flew out from bhind Lithuania and America blinked.

[Lithuania]

"N-Nothing," Lithuania nervously laughed. "I'm g-glad your f-feeling b-beter," he managed a smile for America.

[America]

America shrugged, thinking they were love letters to Poland or something.
There were no more visits from the note birdie.

[Lithuania]

((Dun dun duuuuuuuuun))

"W-What are you s-shrugging a-at?" Lithuania asked.

[America]

"Just shrugging off the note thing. I trust you," he patted Lithuania's head, "But why don't you just /text/ Poland?"

[Lithuania]

Lithuania blinked at the pat and what America told him. "P-Poland w-wanted to t-try this o-old thing," he lied to America, not wanting to say that Russia was the one send the notes to him.

[America]

"Too olde-timey for my taste," he said, laying back on the bed.

[Lithuania]

"P-Poland th-thought it s-seemed r-romantic," he told America.

((I gotta go bowling. I don't know when I'll be back.))

[America]

"I guess, if you're into that. I like instant-ness."