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       A Canada x America fanfic

The worlds meeting had just ended and Matthew (Canada) was standing outside. He had to talk to Alfred (America) about his diet. It's not like he cared about the Americans diet but when he started feeding burgers to the wild moose in Canada he had to draw the line. He saw Alfred leave the meeting room and ran up to him, "Alfred hey Alfred!" Alfred turned to him and smiled ,"Oh hey Mattie what's up". Suddenly Matthew froze and stared at Alfred with a curious expression, "uh Alfred?" Alfred cocked his head to the side with a confused expression, "what's wrong?" Matthew pointed to Alfred's Nantucket (is that what its called). He looked up noticing how his Nantucket was drooping.

Why is it drooping?

"Not sure, poor thing" ,Alfred looked sadly at his Nantucket.

Suddenly Matthew reached out and touched it "Here let me try to fix it" ,he grabbed it and started to lift it. Matthew noticed how Alfred bit his lip the moment he touched and was confused. When he saw that it wouldn't stay up he grabbed it by the root of the hair and heard Alfred let out a low moan. Both of their eyes widen and they stared at each other for a moment.

Is this pleasurable to you?

N...no what makes you think that, you know what I'll fix it.

Alfred reached out to take the hair but was to late as Matthew swatted his hand away. "If you don't find this pleasurable then you don't mind me doing this", he started to rub the hair and to his happiness Alfred bit his lip and squirmed.

S...stop please.

It took him off guard to see the "hero" America beg to him but he liked it. He rubbed the hair watching Alfred try to hold back his moans before yanking on the hair.

Aaah Mattie do that again.

Listen up Alfie from now on at every meeting you'll introduce me to everybody and make sure I'm included got that.

W...why?

Because if you do I'll do this after every meeting", he pulled the hair again," deal".

Aaah deal!

Matthew let go of the Nantucket and started walking home. Behind him Alfred looked at his Nantucket standing straight and tall.