The Dog and The Prince

3 And his name is Jack

The cafeteria was noisy. People were swimming around like fishes. Finally, Elsa could get some food. But that wasn't so easy. In front of her, was a boy with round glasses. He wore a geeky smile that showed off his braces. It even looked like the was drooling. He had freckles dotted onto his face.

Elsa gulped as Rapunzel gave her a grin.

"Um...what's your name?" Elsa asked the boy.

"My name is Federick," he replied. Saliva ran down his mouth. Elsa felt like throwing up.

She gave him a nervous smile. "I'm sorry. But you aren't my type."

The boy, whose name was apparently Federick, frowned as he got up and left. Elsa looked at the long line of 'competitors' and sighed. She couldn't actually believe that Rapunzel gave out flyers about Elsa needing a boyfriend. And she couldn't believe that people actually volunteered.

She glanced at the line again. The next person was a bald guy with piercings all over his arm. He even had tattoos to add on top of that. Sure a lot of people had actually volunteered, but they were the wrong people. They weren't her type. The guy sat on the chair opposite her. He didn't even smile. Instead, he wore a plain and bored look. It was as if Rapunzel had paid him to attend the speed dating. How Elsa wished Merida was here. Then, she could put some sense into Rapunzel and stop this. But unfortunately for her, Merida was apparently attending some sort of archery club.

Elsa sighed. She has done this way too many times that she actually memorized what to say. "What's your name?"

"The name's Bob."

Bob? His name is Bob? She thought as she blinked. She looked at Rapunzel. "He's not my type."

The brunette sighed. "You've said that for everyone of them. Can't you at least give them a chance?"

The guy, Bob, got up grumpily and left. Elsa turned to Rapunzel with tiredness in her eyes. "Give them a chance? How can I give them a chance when they're not what I'm looking for?"

Suddenly, before her friend could say anything, the bell rang signalling that it was time for lesson. Elsa grinned as she got up. The bell literally saved her life. She could kiss it. But of course she wouldn't actually kiss it. It would make her look like a complete fool and she seriously did not want to lose her first kiss to a school bell. 

"Remember, we're carrying this on at lunch," warned Rapunzel who smiled brightly like the sun.

Elsa sighed sadly. Maybe she should hide in the girls toilets for the rest of the day. Or even the rest of the school year. If that means getting away from all the boys, then of course she would do that.

They both had history next lesson. Elsa was glad that Rapunzel had the same lesson as her. But part of her just wants to get away from her brunette friend. Not because she hated her, of course she doesn't hate her at all, but it was because she just couldn't bare with the speed dating.

She opened the door and up in the front of the class, was a blonde teacher who was looking at himself in the mirror. Elsa looked at him weirdly. What teacher would have a mirror in his hands when he's supposed to teach? Rapunzel gave her a grin as she sat down on her chair.

Elsa walked up to the teacher and cleared her throat. "Um...I'm new here."

The teacher put down his mirror. "I'm Mr Charming."

"Charming?" The guy was so full of himself.

'Charming' flashed her a grin that showed off his teeth. "I know I'm charming." Elsa rolled her eyes. "So, please introduce yourself."