USSR

You are the Reich

Ri and Gi are fairly well-known and respected people. Both Empires are well known to foreign people. The same goes for Gi. It didn't take the German long to find out who Ri was, who, according to rumors, was also called the Empire, and therefore a rival. They quickly arranged a meeting outside of work and the butlers, deciding to introduce their sons there. The USSR and the Reich didn't make much of an impression on each other, and decided that they would be considered "strained" acquaintances whose dialogue consisted of "hello" and "goodbye." But the elders came up with a not-so-exciting idea: marrying the teenagers. Of course, the Council and the Reich immediately disliked this idea, but who asks them? They are teenagers, their opinions don't count, especially if both are heirs to the throne. And this is why the marriage was needed, so that both would rule as a duo. The wedding took place on March 4, 1930. Neither the Reich nor the Union wanted this, but They couldn't contradict their fathers. They stood at the stand where the documents for a marriage of convenience were kept in the registry office building. A tense silence hung in the air, one that seemed like it could be cut with a knife. And behind Sov and Reich stood Ri and Gi. They were smiling, as if everyone had agreed to this, and not just on their own whim. Reich stood, holding a pen in his hands, about to sign. His hands were crossed, clutching the pen, and to his right stood his future "husband." His face and gaze were gloomy, and his hands were clenched until his knuckles turned white. The German slowly looked up at the Russian, his gaze revealing a slight hatred for him and his father.