Hello Kitty Doll - China

You padded round, and suddenly felt something soft, and cuddly.

You pulled it out, and held it in your hands, before smiling brightly, and showing it to England, before then showing it round the hall, and hugging it.

‘Hello Kitty!’ you squealed. You had often seen the dolls in the shop windows, but you had never been able to get one.

A laughing echoed through the hall, and a man stepped forward, long brown hair tied back into a ponytail.

‘That’s mine, aru.’ He said, taking you into his arms, holding you comfortably, hugging you to him.

‘China-san, are you sure you can take care of her?’ Japan asked.

‘What do you mean, I raised you well enough and all of Asia!’ China shot back.

‘Very rell. Good luck.’ He bowed to you both, before taking his seat.

‘Does that make him my uncle?’ you asked.

‘You will have lots of uncle’s and aunt’s, Huā.’ China smiled.

‘Will they like me?’

‘Ai-yai, of course they will. How could anyone not?’ he squealed, hugging you even tighter. ‘You’re adorable!’

‘Yes, well, we shall leave it here for today,’ coughed England, breaking up the moment, ‘where are we meeting next time?’

‘Hahaha, It’s in the King of Northern Europe’s country! Be there, or be square!’

China had grabbed his brief case, and was exiting, still holding you.

‘Do you have name, aru?’ he asked.

‘Girl.’ You replied.

‘What? No, that can’t do! I’ll have to give you a new name… hmm… [name]?’

You thought, then nodded. ‘Yeah! I love it, daddy.’


‘So, what did he call us all here for?’

As you entered the house, you heard a low murmuring, as if many a voice was around.

‘I dunno, but he said it was important.’

‘Of course it is! Family, I want you to meet your new niece!’ China strode into the living room, holding you as you still clutched the Hello Kitty doll.

You saw six people in the room – two girls and three boys. The two girls immediately stood up and rushed over, fawning and cooing over you, while the lads stood at the back, waiting for the sisters to finish.

‘What is she called?’ asked one of the females.

‘[Name]. [Name], this is your Aunt Mei,’ China nodded to the young girl in front, who was wearing a pink flower in her brown hair,

‘Your Uncle Leon,’ this was the male at the back, who had a blank face and thick eyebrows, which reminded you a lot like England’s,

‘Your Uncle Yong,’ the rather hyperactive male, who was trying to pear over your Aunt Mei’s shoulder,

‘Your Uncle Kasem,’ the male wearing the glasses carrying the elephant,

‘And your Aunt Lien.’ The other woman, who gave you a nod.

‘That’s an awful lot of people to remember.’ You thought.


‘It’s a little more of a flick motion,’ you poked your tongue out with concentration, trying to spell in Chinese, with China teaching you, ‘that’s right!’

‘Yao, she’s been trying for hours now! Let her have a break!’ Yong poked his head in, holding something.

China sighed. ‘Well, ok then…’

‘Great! Come on, [name]! America is over too for this, Da-Ze!’ You uncle had rushed in, grabbed you, and ran out again, grinning.

‘Ai-yai, be careful with her!’ China yelled.

‘You worry too much!’

‘Hahaha, the hero is here!’ Yong went into a room, and you saw the American there, eating a hambuger and holding his video game controller in his other hand.

‘Uncle Alfred!’ you smiled – due to the nature of the America spending so much time over at the house to play video games with Korea, you had started to refer to him as an Uncle as well.

Korea smiled, plopping himself down with you sitting between his legs, holding your controller – a smaller version of the original, due to your hands being to tiny to properly hold the proper one – in your hands.

‘Haha, ready to loose to the hero?’

‘You wish! Uri nara mansae!’ Korea cheered.

‘I’m gonna win this one!’ You declared.

‘Good luck, duddette! Let the games begin!’


‘How the hell did you do that? You beat the hero!’

‘Does that make me a heroine?’

‘Haha, I think it does, my lil’ niece! In your face, Alfred!’