Heated Ice (Helsa)

Chapter Six: Home Made Pancakes

Hans and Elsa walked up to his bedroom and she showed him around. His bed was large and had a canopy on top of it, there was a tall wardrobe near the window and two beside tables. The room was similar to the room Elsa and Anna shared as kids. Elsa made sure everything was suitable for him and stood in the hallway.

"Thanks again, Elsa." Hans said and stood in the doorway of his room.

"What for?" She asked.

"For letting me stay in your home after what happened a few years ago. You even let me stay after Anna made a scene about her not wanting me to stay."

"Well, like I said, she'll pass over this and she'll give you a chance. She's just stressed out over having everything be perfect but maybe this is what will make it perfect?" Elsa said and shrugged. She smiled sheepishly at Hans and turned away from him. "Goodnight." She said over her shoulder and walked down the hallway to her bedroom. Their bedrooms were only a few doors down from each other.

"Goodnight." Hans said and smiled at her, even though her back was turned.

Elsa walked up to her door and turned her head towards Hans door and saw him standing in his door with a stupid grin, he lifted his hand and waved to her then went into his bedroom.

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Anna woke up the next morning in a much better mood, she was attempting to forgive Hans and eventually had to let it go if Elsa decided that he was going to stay until August. When she woke up she was woken up to the smell of pancakes. "Mm, pancakes." She muttered under the covers. "Kristoff?" She said and threw the blankets off of her and looked over to where he should have been sleeping. She sat up and stretched her arms and could feel her horrible bed head.

She bounced out of her bed and walked over to the mirror and grabbed her black and light blue designed hairbrush. She combed out her hair and tied it into her two braided pigtails and flopped them down over her shoulders. She kept her nightgown on and headed out of her bedroom and saw Elsa coming down the hallway towards her bedroom. "I smell pancakes!" Anna grinned and they walked down to the kitchen and found Kristoff standing near the stove and Hans making the pancakes. "Kristoff!" Anna said and skipped over to him. He smiled and wrapped his arms around her and kissed her forehead. "Was this your idea?"

"No, actually it was Hans. I smelled pancakes so I came down and saw him cooking and thought to give him company."

"You're so sweet." Anna said and hugged Kristoff. "Oof!" Anna said and held her stomach. "The baby's kicking." Anna giggled and grabbed Elsa's hand and laid it on her belly. Elsa giggled and pulled her hand away when the baby kicked her hand. "You know sometimes when I sing to him or her they'll kick back." Anna said and grabbed Kristoff's hand to feel the baby kick.

"The baby loves your voice." Kristoff said. "The baby should be due any time now."

"I know, I'm so ready to have our little baby in our lives." Anna said and smiled, holding her stomach.

"I'm glad you're in a better mood today." Elsa told her and stood beside Hans, watching him as he poured more batter into the pan.

"I won't be here much of today." Hans said to Elsa. "Kristoff is taking me up into the mountains to help work."

"That's good." Elsa smiled and looked over at Kristoff. "Thank you." She mouthed to him, he smiled and shrugged it off.

"I think I did good at making the pancakes." Hans smiled and handed Elsa a plate stacked high with pancakes.

"Hans, I won't eat all of these."

"I didn't think you would." He said and smiled down at her. "You're so skinny, I don't think you could eat all of these." He teased and wrapped his fingers around her sides and squeezed a little. Elsa yelped quietly and gave him a dirty look while Anna and Kristoff laughed.

"I'm actually not that hungry but thank you for making everyone breakfast." Elsa said and set the plate of pancakes on the kitchen's eat-in bar area.

"But-" Hans started to protest but Elsa was already making her way out of the kitchen.

"I have a lot of paperwork to do." Elsa said over her shoulder and scurried her way down to her library.