We May

Didn't You're Parents Ever Warn You About Strangers?

Anna bit her lip, glancing around and slowly steadied her pace. She slightly laughed, rubbing her thumb along the edge of the fabric of her sleeve. Her blue eyes shined, once he came into view, even if her bangs were in her eyes.

"You okay?" His eyes widened in worry, noticing a few tears in her eyes. Anna smiled, taking his hand in hers, "You love me?" His response was hugging her, and somehow managing to say what he held back.

She was a stranger, and most people he met, broke his trust, causing any trust or faith in had for some one to be broken, much like her trust in others now, from some one he would fear. He hadn't plan to find love, and when she made her way into his life. And like anyone, she the last person he cared for.

Although, there was a such thing of a second chance. And he came to notice, her kindness. Even the smallest thing, she would smile about and guide most. Like now, everyone looked to her as a role model, and he still found it hard to believe how she could be perfect. And he noticed, heart beating, how she trusted him, even when she fell into his arms.

And Anna could be like him, having some negative feelings, but she could be different. All he wanted to do was somehow make her change her mind on Hans, just let him try at love again. It might as well have been the end of him when she was hurt, longing to be the one to help her, just to be able to tell her how he felt, and how it felt to hold her in his arms.

He couldn't lose her again, and he made sure of that, always making sure she was okay and being there for her as much as he could, even when he couldn't. "I love you, I-you're-I love you, and nothing's going to change, you-" He leaned down to kiss her, hugging her tighter. Anna's laughter cut him off, as she blushed and smiled, hugging him, closing her eyes, "You're perfect."