Japan blushed, immediately regretting telling France his little secret when the Frenchman decided to gloat about it.
"You love [Name]? Zis is fantastic news!" He immediately started, making a couple passersby look at the poor blushing male and giggle, only making the predicament worse. Yeah, maybe he should have just kept his mouth shut. But, it only made sense to tell him at the time because he had so many women, and I mean, a LOT, so it only made sense that he'd know how to get [Name] to notice him right? Well, maybe Spain would have been a better choice? Japan started thinking about Spain and how he'd react, with his infinite cheeriness and obliviousness…or maybe neither of them were a good choice.
"Yes and I'd appreciate it if you didn't say it so loudly." Japan said in a hushed tone. It didn't make France any quieter though.
"Ah, why did you tell me zis, Japan?"
"I was hoping you'd be able to help me, France-san. If you could get her-"
"You need me to help her notice you, non?"
"H-hai." Japan nodded, the blush returning to his face.
"No problem, mon ami. Zis will not be a problem zough. She has quite the little infatuation with you as well." Japan blushed even more at this.
"How do you know?"
"I am France, the most romantic country on Earth. I can spot when a woman has romantic interest in a man in ze blink of an eye. You just leave zis to me. I have somesing in mind zat will work for ze both of you." France bragged, pulling a rose out of…wherever the hell it came from and waved it around in the air before tossing it away, it coincidentally landing in the palm of an attractive young woman, whom France noticed straight away. "I'll be right back." And with that he went to charm the young lady, leaving Japan alone and confused. But he didn't question this. If France said he'd help him, then he'd help him. He was just a little apprehensive about what he said earlier.
I have somesing in mind zat will work for ze both of you.
And knowing France, it was easily understandable that Japan was feeling the way he was about the situation. But he decided to let it go. He'd worry about it again when it happened, whatever it was.