See me, feel me ( JELSA )

6 The Little Things in Life

POV Jack

North made me and Elsa to fix the mess we made in his secret place. It will take us a whole week to reconstruct the traps and other things. Gladly we could do it straightly from ice and we didn’t need to carve it with his tools like he suggested. Actually he tried to force us. When he left us behind of the locked doors, me and Elsa stared at each other, then we laughed and she kicked the tools to a corner. Our powers of ice and snow will make this happen a lot more faster than in a week!

“What he can’t see, he can’t know,” Elsa smirked and fixed the floor that was in ice crumbles after a log covered in ice spikes had rolled on top of it. From time to time we had to pretend like we would actually use the tools when North brought us food.

What a way to spend a holiday without our children. Not what I actually had planned, I mean I had planned to sneak peek on the naughty list. On the other hand getting trapped wasn’t included in my to-do-list with Elsa.

I touched the wall with my staff and smiled while I watched the frost run from under the place where it touched on the walls surface. When it went to ceiling the shimmering ice spikes formed on the ceiling. Deadly but beautiful. “Guess who,” I felt a gentle pressure around my waist when my eyes got covered. That soft voice I would know always.

“Trying to sneak up to me? Huh?” I turned around and saw Elsa standing there. “Mind helping me out?” She nodded behind of her. There was a snowball, it was taller than I am. It was the T-rex of all snowballs! I walked to it and touched it, I cocked my eyebrow and glanced at Elsa. “Bit overdone snowball?” I laughed to her and felt how some snow splat to my face.

“Haha! Really funny Frosty!” She smirked to me and I chuckled while I wiped the slush snow from my face. “So, how may I help you?” I bowed to her while looking her straight into her eyes whole time. “Freeze it,” she went to that snow ball and her hand slide on its surface. “Why?” I laughed.

She walked towards me in her sassy and classy way with her hips moving side to side, “Just do it.” Her finger touched my nose and frosted it. My fingers quickly wrapped around her wrist, “Why?” I asked from her warmly while I watched her blue eyes that were playful looking.

“You exploded it my dear-,” she smiled to me, “-the rolling ice ball that almost crushed us.” Oh.. Now I remember! The memory made me laugh hard and I had to hold my stomach. She pushed me from my shoulder, “Do it already Jack! Or we will be here rest of this year!” She giggled and I winked my eye to her.

This one is going to be tricky. I spread my legs in front of the gigantic snowball and my both hands touch it’s surface. Changing something’s form is always a challenge. Object this big needs a lot of power and I also need to find a way to freeze it from the inside out. Elsa is looking at me with curious look. I close my eyes and try to imagine the snow balls center where I will begin the process.

“Yes!” I yelled. Now I had found it, the center. For a moment I let go of the snow ball and rubs my hands together before placing them back. “Watch and admire,” I laugh to Elsa and smirk to her. “Well, I am watching,” she cocked her eyebrow.

I closed my eyes and my thoughts return to the center. First snowflake that is trapped in the middle reached my mind. I open my eyes with a flash when I turn it into an ice crystal. The ball is now crystallizing from the center, snowflake by snowflake. Half way finished.

My feet are now feeling little numb and exhaustion is filling me, I grunted and lost my balance for a moment. “Take a break Jack,” Elsa sounded worried when she was supporting me from my back. “I can do it,” I said to her and I tried hard not to be panting. “Let me help you,” she smiled and touched the snowball.