~CHAPTER 58~

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~Pitch~

With an occupation such as my own, it is mandatory to keep a cool head. Well, in certain situations, that is. There are moments where unleashing my temper is necessary. Where getting physical and terrifying, becoming a thing of nightmares, establishes my dominance and power. However, regarding my current location, causing a scene will only ruin my whole purpose of being here. Near Elsa.

It's been a while since I had last seen her in person. She took my breath away when she opened the door. I was hoping it would be her, but I had assumed it would have been a member of their staff. Unfortunately, she wasn't alone. Jack Frost was with her, standing too close to my liking. I have been keeping my eye on them ever since we separated, and the two of them are practically glued together.

I am no fool. I noticed Jack's infatuation with her during school, but Elsa never seemed interested. I never had a reason to be worried about him stealing her heart. But now I see that he already has. I was only a fool in underestimating him. A fool in believing Elsa would never fall for someone like him. It's not her fault though. She is most likely dealing with the feeling of missing out on teenage romance. The school is filled with couples. It is understandable that she wouldn't want to feel left out.

My understanding, however, does not erase the bitter, boiling heap of jealousy that has been filling my body ever since Elsa had sung her song earlier, her eyes locked on Jack's the entire time. She sang beautifully, but I was hoping it would be me she looked at. But of course, I'm well aware I'm just the creepy teacher to her that she barely knows. But one day she'll know me. She'll know everything.

Anyway, the one good thing about her not looking at me while she sang was that I was able to secretly record her. It will be my most watched video. I could listen to her sing for ages. It's a pity that her sister and cousin were with her though. Despite the two nuisances with her, I still enjoyed watching her sing. Iduna sang like an angel too. She's so much like her.

Which is why, once she graduates, she'll be mine.

And while I would rather she and Jack not continue their little courtship, I suppose I can give her this one thing. Just until the end of school.

Unless...

Life is unpredictable and dangerous and we never know when our last day will be. It would be a shame if a freak accident were to happen to Jack. If he survives, Elsa will be spared a broken heart, which is fine I suppose; I don't want her to be sad, but she'll be sad regardless, whether it's now or later. And while I don't want her to be sad, I don't want her with Jack even more.

I didn't do anything about him before. The idea of the two of them getting together was just too unbelievable for me. I know better now. I won't make the same mistake again. It matters not if he survives or not; what matters is that I try to get rid of him. If not, he may end up deflowering her before I can. If Elsa is anything like her mother, she won't easily put out. She'll have Jack wait.

But poor Jack...he's unaware that it'll be me who crosses that line first.

Elsa is mine.

She'll find that out soon enough.

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