She admired the older female nation that didn't struggle to prove her strength and her will power.
Kaniki Jones gazed at Lien Chun as she saw the shy nation that was visiting.
"Kaniki, how was your day?" Vietnam murmured.
"Really good. Daddy and some of the other states visited earlier." Kaniki nearly cooed and hugged the Vietnamese woman.
Lien blushed at the silly display of affection as she hugged the preteen, in appearance, girl.
Kaniki smiled as she drew back from her.
Vietnam asked Hawaii, "Did you have anything in mind to do?"
Kaniki grinned and clapped her hands, "Yeah, a welcome back party."
She tugged Lien by her hand to a small house with white pillars alongside the porch.
Hawaii grinned as she held open the door for her Vietnamese friend.
Kaniki draped a Lei over Vietnam.
The Hawaiian of the two led the older woman towards the food that she had set out, and cooked which happened to be Vietnamese and Hawaiian all of which was homecooked by Hawaii.
"Thank you. You know you didn't have to." Vietnam told her as she got some food.
"I wanted to." Hawaii blushed, and hoped that Lien didn't know of her crush on the older nation.
It was nice though to have Vietnam and the other Asians visit as they still saw the strength and maturity of an independent nation in her while the states and America saw her as the youngest state and how her physical appearance was rather young as well.
Vietnam saw her as so much more, and that was why she had fallen for the older nation along with the fact that no one doubted Vietnam's strength and will power.
Hawaii smiled and just lived in this beautiful moment.