Winters Revenge

Chapter Seventy-Two-Echo's Of The Past.

Elsa hovered in the doorway her heart fluttering as she thought of the night she just had with Jack, her feet felt stuck to the floor as she knocked on the door to her sister's room and as the door flew open with her sister's wide smile, she smiled back with love. Anna grabbed her older sisters arm pulling her into the room as Elsa gasped from the impacted following her to the couch that was covered with a blanket and pillows. Anna giggled to herself while she turned to face her boyfriend who was casually on his phone on the bed minding his own business.

Anna "Kristoff! Unfortunately, this is a girl only chat." She placed her hands on her hips walking towards the bed as Kristoff looked up from his phone.

Kristoff "What? oh yes sure.... I guess I'll go and see what Flynn's doing or something." He said getting up and placing his phones inside his pocket heading towards the door after grabbing his shoes.

Anna watched as her boyfriend as he leaves the room, Anna turns on the spot facing her sister who she notices has sat down on the couch looking around the room.

Anna "Okay you have some explaining to do sis." She sat down beside her sister with a smile.

Elsa "What do you want to know?" she asked her heart fluttering madly.

The truth was Elsa was incredibly nervous of course she'd talked to Anna since she gotten here but, she hadn't talked properly since before she left....and even then, she found it hard to talk to her with everything that had happened. She could hear her sister talking but it faded away as she slipped deep into her mind remembering the last time, she had talked to Anna....

Elsa always noticed that things seemed so much easier for the people around her, they were constantly living the happy and easy life that she had so desperately somewhat wanted to live herself. They always seemed to have the best clothes and the best parties they would attend, and she would hang back in the background hiding from everyone while they knew the right people to hang out with and she... was just left heartbroken on the inside always tormenting herself as she continued to blame herself for everything that had happened during the year of sadness. She could hear the endless chatter amongst the people behind her wondering what had happened that faithful night, she had cried herself to sleep every night since it had happened while her sister had the comfort of her friends and their parents while she grieved in silence. She tugged on the sleeve of her long black coat while she picked up the red roses and threw them into the open ground that had the coffins of her parents who rested unsettled in their slumber. She heard the voice of the funeral officiant as the chatter began to louden behind her prying eyes.

"Ashes to ashes, dust to dust...."

Elsa knew her parents had wanted her to be the perfect daughter that they'd wished for, never cry or misbehave. Always look out for family like life depended on it and never show weakness to your enemies. And number one.... never, never seek revenge. Her mother had always told her if anything happened to them to never be consumed by the darkness that grief threw at you but, when the people you loved had been killed before your eyes without unanswered questions the burning of that fire seemed to grow every second of every day. Of course, at the time she never knew that her mother was referring to the fact they were spies and had been this whole time until she found notes in their desks containing information of the company they worked for, and she'd made up her mind after receiving information back. Anna had no idea, and she didn't want her to know....it was better kept a secret for now.... for now, she was going to make sure Anna was going to be all right she needed her support more than ever with being so young.

Her eyes began to sting from the tears that filled her eyes and fell down her cheeks that were now coated with the mascara that coated her long lashes. She heard the sobs coming from her little sister Anna who was hugging her best friend Kristoff tightly as he held her comforting her while the ceremony continued to blur in her mind. The mumbles of her friends as they hugged each other, she had tried to keep it together but had fallen apart instantly at the sight of the coffins of her parents as they had been rolled out from the car.