Memories [OUAT/Helsa]

Ice

Storybrooke
Present Day

"Aunt Elsa, aunt Elsa!"

She has imagined, ever since Anna married her true love, that she would have the honor of being called 'Aunt', to experience the joy of being called that way. She loved the nickname, it was just a little disappointing that it was not her sister's children that used it at the moment.

But she smiled anyway as she turned to see the small boy ran up toward her, dark curly hair and cute dimples made the platinum blonde haired woman could not resist the temptation to kneel down and welcome the boy with open arms. "Hi Roland... Aren't you an excited little archer?"

Robin Hood's son grinned as he wrapped his arms around the woman. "Regina said you're going to spend the whole day with me and Henry!"

"Indeed." Elsa nodded as she returned the smile. "And we are going to have a lot of fun."

"Can we go to the park, Aunt Elsa?" Roland asked with hopeful eyes. He always loved to be at the park, it reminded him of the Enchanted Forest and the times where he always had fun with the Merry Men.

"Of course we can." She nodded as she ruffled the boy's hair. "Maybe we'll get the chance to see the ducks there."

"May I come?"

Elsa's head turned to look up, eyebrow raised when her eyes met the emerald green ones. "Why you always want to come?"

"To be your escort, Milady. And to make sure nothing happened to anyone." Hans said as he shrugged, "You need someone to accompany you."

"Oh, you're underestimating Henry now?" She questioned before turning back at Roland. "Speaking of Henry, how about you go see if he's ready to go, okay? I'll wait here."

When the boy has gone, Hans offered a hand for her to take, pulling her up back to her feet. "Oh, you're not babysitting him too?"

"He's a teenager, Hans, if you tell him that he'll be angry at you." Elsa said, shaking her head. "He's the one who is going to accompany me, so I don't think you have to go with us."

The auburn haired man sighed at the stubborness that his wife displayed at him. "Not to underestimate him, Elsa, but I just want to make sure that you're going to be alright."

"I'll be fine." The Arendelle's Queen said, rolling her eyes at how silly he sounded. He had always being so overly protective of her sometimes it just turned to bother her instead. "It's a park, Hans. It's not like we're going to go to some undiscovered wild jungle."

"I just don't want to have something like what happened with you and the ice rink to-!"

The tone that he used and how he stopped himself so suddenly only brought her into more curiosity. "What happened with me and the ice rink?"

"Nothing. Forget it."

"Hans,"

"I don't want to talk about it." Hans firmly answered as he looked at her directly in the eyes. "Just let me come, please."

And maybe it was how he was even more concern about her more than usual or that she was just tired of arguing, she finally nodded with her arms crossed. "Fine, you may come."

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"Can you make an ice rink on the lake, Aunt Elsa?"

"Absolutely."
"No!"

The two adults exchanged looks, both frowning at each other for their disagreement while Roland looked up at them, worrying on which would be decided.

"And why not?" Elsa questioned the man as she glared at him. "This my power thus my decision."

"Using your power might be harmful for the baby."