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Chapter 4
Greece was brought out of the backseat of the car by Egypt. Bulgaria was staring at him curiously. When he saw Greece looking he gave him a heated glare. This strange hatred of his was really starting to annoy Greece. He didn’t even know what he did to make Bulgaria hate him. In fact, they used to be the best of friends. Always talking about cats… All those times didn’t seem to matter anymore though, because the look Bulgaria was shooting him right now was foreign and full of hate that made Greece cringe.
As they were walking he gag started to slip off of Greece and once it had slipped enough he spit it out entirely.
“Ya know Egypt, I can walk and you wouldn’t have to carry me if you just untied my feet. Plus, I think you’re attracting a lot of attention,” Greece was all too happy to point out.
“I don’t care!” Egypt yelled at him. “And how did your gag come off.”
“I believe that happened when you decided to toss him over your shoulder like a sack of potatoes,” Bulgaria comment from the sidelines with a few of the neighbors. This plan really wasn’t thought out well.
“Alright,” one of the bystanders stated. “I’m going to call the police.”
Bulgaria looked at the bystander and raised an eyebrows.
“You are willing to call the police when a calm man is taking an even calmer man who really doesn’t seem to care to my house?” Bulgaria asked what was probably his neighbor.
“True, he doesn’t seem to be putting up a fight. Why is that?” Another watcher asked.
“I have no clue what they’re doing. Maybe they got drunk. I’m alright though,” Greece said and smiled reassuringly as Egypt struggled to carry him into the house. Bulgaria stood at the doorway, tanned hands on his hips. Finally, taking pity on Egypt, he went over to help him. Pretty soon Greece was secured in Bulgaria’s house and all the neighbors walked away.
Taking Greece’s body, they threw him on the couch and he worked his way up into a sitting position. Both men sat on either side of him.
“Now what happens?” Greece asked and smirked. Both nations looked at him. Bulgaria gave a shrug.
“Quite frankly, I have no idea why Egypt took you here,” Bulgaria said truthfully looking kind of sheepish.
“He put a spell on my Turkey!” Egypt said accusingly and pointed at Greece still tied up on the couch.
“A spell? And your Turkey?” Bulgaria question.
“Yes, he put a spell on my Turkey. He made Sadik fall in love with him and-“
“YOU HAVE NO RIGHT TO CALL HIM SADIK!” Greece shouted in spurt of anger and the other two looked at him.
Slap.
Egypt hit him. Greece glared. Bulgaria looked between them in surprise, these were two of the calmest, most quite nations he knew. How this was happening, he had no clue.
“He made Sadik fall in love with him and I need to make him reverse the spell,” Egypt said through clenched teeth.
“Egypt, how about you rest for a while?” Bulgaria suggested and lead him to a room upstairs, one hand placed on the small of his back.

They reached Egypt’s house in no time, to find no car in the driveway and, from what they could tell, the interior plunged into darkness with no lights on. Opening up the car door, Turkey got out, stunned. He slammed the passenger side door and opened his mouth to scream. Nothing came out. A hand was placed on his shoulder. He turned his head up to see Japan.
Tears streamed down his face once more in frustration. They came all this way to this foreign country to find an abandoned house. An abandoned house!
“It will be all right,” Japan reassured him. “We will find him, there is nothing to worry about.”
“Yes, there is! We have NO clue how crazy Egypt has gone. He could do anything to Greece. ANYTHING! He could torture him, starve him, kill h-“
“Stop!” Japan shouted. “He will be fine, he’s a nation and has been through much worse than a fellow country kidnaping him.”
“Yes, he went through me.”
Turkey started to sob again and Japan just patted his back.
The phone in Turkey’s pocket began to beep insistently and Turkey grumbled. No way he was picking that up. Couldn’t the phone see he was going through an emotional time here?
Sighing, Japan picked it up for him.
“Hello, Turkey’s phone.”
“Hello, this is Bulgaria. Is Turkey there, I have news on Greece.”
“We- wait, really?” Japan couldn’t help his voice from beginning to sound hopeful. Turkey heard this change in his voice and looked up.
“Well, I may hate Greece for setting all my cats free, but I don’t want to subject him to this. So, yes, and I don’t have a lot of time. I’d let him go, but Egypt would kill me.”
“Ok then. What is it? I’m guessing he’s at your place.”
“Yes, so you might want to hurry. Egypt wants to reverse a ‘spell’ Greece has cast on Turkey or something. I didn’t believe him. I mean, Greece isn’t close to England. So, I decided to call. I’m guessing I did the right thing?”
“Yes, oh God yes. We’ll be there as soon as possible. Bye.”
“Hurry and bye.”
Japan turned to a confused Turkey, and before he had time to ask who it was Japan announced Greece was in Bulgaria.
No questions asked they got into the car and drove away. Bulgaria was their destination, and a mission they had. They were not to leave until they had saved Greece.

Description
Chapter 4
Greece was brought out of the backseat of the car by Egypt. Bulgaria was staring at him curiously. When he saw Greece looking he gave him a heated glare. This strange hatred of his was really starting to annoy Greece. He didn’t even know what he did to make Bulgaria hate him. In fact, they used to be the best of friends. Always talking about cats… All those times didn’t seem to matter anymore though, because the look Bulgaria was shooting him right now was foreign and full of hate that made Greece cringe.
As they were walking he gag started to slip off of Greece and once it had slipped enough he spit it out entirely.
“Ya know Egypt, I can walk and you wouldn’t have to carry me if you just untied my feet. Plus, I think you’re attracting a lot of attention,” Greece was all too happy to point out.
“I don’t care!” Egypt yelled at him. “And how did your gag come off.”
“I believe that happened when you decided to toss him over your shoulder like a sack of potatoes,” Bulgaria comment from the sidelines with a few of the neighbors. This plan really wasn’t thought out well.
“Alright,” one of the bystanders stated. “I’m going to call the police.”
Bulgaria looked at the bystander and raised an eyebrows.
“You are willing to call the police when a calm man is taking an even calmer man who really doesn’t seem to care to my house?” Bulgaria asked what was probably his neighbor.
“True, he doesn’t seem to be putting up a fight. Why is that?” Another watcher asked.
“I have no clue what they’re doing. Maybe they got drunk. I’m alright though,” Greece said and smiled reassuringly as Egypt struggled to carry him into the house. Bulgaria stood at the doorway, tanned hands on his hips. Finally, taking pity on Egypt, he went over to help him. Pretty soon Greece was secured in Bulgaria’s house and all the neighbors walked away.
Taking Greece’s body, they threw him on the couch and he worked his way up into a sitting position. Both men sat on either side of him.
“Now what happens?” Greece asked and smirked. Both nations looked at him. Bulgaria gave a shrug.
“Quite frankly, I have no idea why Egypt took you here,” Bulgaria said truthfully looking kind of sheepish.
“He put a spell on my Turkey!” Egypt said accusingly and pointed at Greece still tied up on the couch.
“A spell? And your Turkey?” Bulgaria question.
“Yes, he put a spell on my Turkey. He made Sadik fall in love with him and-“
“YOU HAVE NO RIGHT TO CALL HIM SADIK!” Greece shouted in spurt of anger and the other two looked at him.
Slap.
Egypt hit him. Greece glared. Bulgaria looked between them in surprise, these were two of the calmest, most quite nations he knew. How this was happening, he had no clue.
“He made Sadik fall in love with him and I need to make him reverse the spell,” Egypt said through clenched teeth.
“Egypt, how about you rest for a while?” Bulgaria suggested and lead him to a room upstairs, one hand placed on the small of his back.

They reached Egypt’s house in no time, to find no car in the driveway and, from what they could tell, the interior plunged into darkness with no lights on. Opening up the car door, Turkey got out, stunned. He slammed the passenger side door and opened his mouth to scream. Nothing came out. A hand was placed on his shoulder. He turned his head up to see Japan.
Tears streamed down his face once more in frustration. They came all this way to this foreign country to find an abandoned house. An abandoned house!
“It will be all right,” Japan reassured him. “We will find him, there is nothing to worry about.”
“Yes, there is! We have NO clue how crazy Egypt has gone. He could do anything to Greece. ANYTHING! He could torture him, starve him, kill h-“
“Stop!” Japan shouted. “He will be fine, he’s a nation and has been through much worse than a fellow country kidnaping him.”
“Yes, he went through me.”
Turkey started to sob again and Japan just patted his back.
The phone in Turkey’s pocket began to beep insistently and Turkey grumbled. No way he was picking that up. Couldn’t the phone see he was going through an emotional time here?
Sighing, Japan picked it up for him.
“Hello, Turkey’s phone.”
“Hello, this is Bulgaria. Is Turkey there, I have news on Greece.”
“We- wait, really?” Japan couldn’t help his voice from beginning to sound hopeful. Turkey heard this change in his voice and looked up.
“Well, I may hate Greece for setting all my cats free, but I don’t want to subject him to this. So, yes, and I don’t have a lot of time. I’d let him go, but Egypt would kill me.”
“Ok then. What is it? I’m guessing he’s at your place.”
“Yes, so you might want to hurry. Egypt wants to reverse a ‘spell’ Greece has cast on Turkey or something. I didn’t believe him. I mean, Greece isn’t close to England. So, I decided to call. I’m guessing I did the right thing?”
“Yes, oh God yes. We’ll be there as soon as possible. Bye.”
“Hurry and bye.”
Japan turned to a confused Turkey, and before he had time to ask who it was Japan announced Greece was in Bulgaria.
No questions asked they got into the car and drove away. Bulgaria was their destination, and a mission they had. They were not to leave until they had saved Greece.