Frost and Flame 2 (Jack Frost) [Editing]

Sand Rose

He came up to her and held her shoulder, which paid her attention. She slowly rose her beautiful face, for Sandy's opinion.

'Are you okay?' Sandy gestured with his golden sand. Unexpected, Penelope shrugged her shoulders. "I don't think so..."

Wow. She understands him? That made him blink. "I... I tried my very best to make dad proud of me, but he still didn't. And Jack said that he hates me."

Sandy just smiled sadly on her, which, secretly, made Penelope's heart melt. Honestly, he's shocked, and at the same time, jealous when he knew that Jack and Penelope were in a relationship.

He also knew about their break-up, which made his despair lost, yet sad about it. He knows Jack broke up with him, for the immortal sake, so he's not mad about him breaking his crush's heart.

Though he's just a quiet fellow, he understands everything.

At the corner of his eye, the others are still fighting.

He silently sighed and made a golden rose made out of his sand. He don't want to do this, but he have no choice.

He gave the flower to her, which brightened up her unique yet beautiful eyes, again, for Sandy's opinion.

She smiled and ruffled Sandy's hair playfully. "Thanks." She thanked, letting go of his hair.

When she put the flower near her nose to take a little sniff, a glimpse of sleepy sand entered her nose, which automatically made her sleep.

"Good job, Sandy li'l boy." North told him. He turned and saw him over Pitch and Bunny who already lost Pitch Black. He's lying on the floor, with North's two swords stabbed straight to his forehead and his stomach part.

"His power and his immortality will take nowhere." Bunny said proudly that he and the big guy nailed it.

The two men and a boy left the lair to go back to the North Pole.

"shit!" Bunny cursed when North put him between North and Sandy in the sleigh. He's scared of heights.

When the sleigh moved up, Sandy silently laughed on Bunny's 'earning-vomits-in-his-mouth' face. North threw the snow globe that will take them easily on North Pole.