Frozen: Kristoff and Anna

Chapter 25

Scirent had finally selected a small white bunny and left the shop hand in hand with the short snowman.

"Yay! That was fun!" Scirent giggled and skipped down the road, taking in the sights surrounding her.

"It sure was. Hopefully your father doesn't kill me later for that." Olaf joked, poking the white bunny in the gut.

"I can't wait-" Scirent skipped a step, spinning forward into a oncoming person.

"Watch it!" They hollered, pushing the small girl and her pet towards the edge of the dock. Her momentum picked up as more and more rushing people flew past.

"Scirent!!" Olaf screamed, trying to push past the crowds of people.

"Help!"

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Anna and Kristoff finally made it to their destination.

"Ahhh finally some relaxation." Anna laughed unhooking her boots and shawl from the back of the sled.

"Lets ice harvest," Kristoff squealed, fetching supplies from the back end of the sled.

"Sure thing, hon." Anna grabbed the mans hand and dragged him to the iced lake they were planning on playing on. The two slipped around for a while enjoying the peacefulness of the woods.

"I love it out here," Anna exclaimed. "We should try to fish!"

"Through the ice?" Kristoff laughed and cupped Anna's cheeks with his gloved hands.
"Sounds fun." And with that he began to carve a large circle inches away from where they stood. Anna danced around as Kristoff prepared the hole for ice fishing.

"Darling!" Anna slipped, trying her hardest to grip the ice but it was useless. Her body slipped into the freezing water with ease, for she had given up. Kristoff turned to see his red haired wife slide into the icy lake waters.

"Anna!" He cried, rushing to try and save her. His heart began to ache and he too slipped in to try to rescue her. The freezing water held the two together as they met bodies. Kristoff tried with all his strength to bring the woman he loved back to the surface, but the hole he created was lost in the sea of darkness they were engulfed in. Hand in hand they slipped deeper into the waters.
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Olaf pushed through the crowd angrily.

"Move! That's the princess!" He bellowed. Scirent held onto the dock with all her strength, but it was too late. A small wagon in the distance became closer and closer. Scirent shut her eyes and let her bunny run free from her grasp.

"Be free," Scirent wished, gripping harder and harder. The wagon came by quickly, but it seemed minutes long. The small girl was pushed into the harbor. The fish welcomed her for only a moment, as they watched the small bubbles of air escape her lips and travel back up to the surface. They continued to swim.

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