Six times already, Germany ignored Canada's raised hand and England and France argued over his suggestions to help get rid of Global Warming.
Canada knew he shouldn't feel bad about himself, really, because this happened everyday. Sometimes he was recognized, but only as his twin, America, and even then it was when people were angry at him-like Cuba-and wanted to beat him up.
Looking to his left, France was still arguing with Arthur, sitting to Canada's right, and neither of them even seemed to notice Canada's existence right then and there.
Finally, Germany had had it with the two European nations squabbling beside Canada. He slammed his fist into the desk and yelled, "EVERYONE BE QUIET!" and they obeyed.
The door to the conference room kicked open and in walked the ex-nation, Prussia, in all his albino glory. He looked around the room and looked a little bit confused. He walked over to Canada and draped his arms around his neck, "Hey Canada, where is everyone? Are we early or something?" Canada's violet eyes sweeped the now silent conference room, only to notice that every single pair of eyes was on him.
"U-Uh no, Prussia...everyone's here...look around you," Prussia made a big show of craning his neck to look at all the filled world conference seats but shook his head, "Birdie, we need to get you new glasses. No one is here! The awesome me would have noticed by now." He slid into Canada's lap easily and started playing with Canada's curl, making him blush.
Canada swatted at Prussia's hand, "Stop it, Prussia...there are people around..." Prussia didn't listen to his blonde companion, he just kept tugging at the curl and poking Canada in the nose, "I don't see anyone but you, Birdie, so I can do whatever I want because I'm awesome and you love me."
The blush on Canada's face grew darker and he had started to shake a little, small tears forming at the corners of his eyes, "I'm serious, Gil...there are people watching..."
"Mattie, listen. You're the only thing that matters to me and trust me, there is no one around that is more interesting than you." He pecked Canada on the lips playfully and stood, walking to where an uncomfortable Germany stood, watching the whole ordeal.
"Oh hey, West. When did you get here?" Prussia grinned and sat in Germany's vacated chair.
For the rest of the meeting, everyone listened respectively to what Canada had to say and called on him when he raised his hand.
And for the rest of the meeting, Prussia sat in Germany's chair with his feet on the table, smiling because he knew he had made Canada's day.