Jack Frost x Reader

I am not a monster.

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After returning home, you got dressed in a long sleeve [f/c] shirt and black sweat pants. You tied your [h/l] [h/c] hair out of your face and just stood there in your personal bathroom staring at your reflection.

You are not your father, you are not like him, and you are not a monster. You thought, sneering at yourself. You shivered and glared at your reflection before turning and stalking into your bedroom and threw yourself in your bed. You looked at the darkness surrounding you slightly worried.

"Your overreacting, [y/n], nothing is going to happen…just go to sleep." You said giving an airy chuckle. You closed your eyes and slowly slipped into sleep, never noticing the shadows inside your room creeping closer.

You open your eyes to meet a dark room. You stood up slowly and carefully with your hand tailing on the wall.

"My…my…my…how you've grown…" you heard. The voice seemed to come from all around you. You ignored it and slowly walked forward keeping your hand on the wall, having been through this many times before. You walked for what seemed like hours before running into a door. You opened it up and was met with a room. The room only had one thing in it, a mirror. You walked slowly toward the mirror before coming to stand in front of the mirror.

"You said you're not like me…that you're not a monster…you were wrong." You watched as your facial features turned more pointed, your skin turned shades darker until it was gray, your hair turned from [h/c] to a midnight black. You looked identical to your father.

"NO!" you shouted and punched the mirror. You watched as Pitch Black stepped up behind you and placed his hands on your shoulders. You watched as your facial features, skin and hair all turned back to normal.

"Did you really think I wouldn't hear about your…adventure with the guardian's?" he sneered while wrapping his hands around your neck tightly. You clawed at his hands while trying to get air back into your lungs.

"You are mine. Don't think I won't hesitate to snap your neck if you betray me, [y/n]." he said while tightening his grip before dropping his hands and stepping away from you. You met his eyes through the mirror and watched as he started to chuckle darkly.

"You remind me of myself when I was your age. I never wanted to be like this, to be ignored, to be left in the dark for years. You could get revenge on the guardian's you know. Get revenge for all those years of them knowing that you were my daughter…that you were different…they could have helped you, yet…they didn't. They ignored you…left you out in the cold, to find things out for yourself…"He said while melting into the shadows surrounding you both. You glared at the mirror and slowly raised your hands to the cracked glass.

"Your wrong…I'm nothing like you. I may be ignored and forgotten at time but I will never be like you in the end. I'm going to help the guardian's bring you down until your nothing but a forgotten childhood memory in the back of everyone's mind!" you said before pushing the mirror to the floor roughly.

"NO!" he shouted as the nightmare faded away.

"Goodbye, father." You sneered before throwing your [f/c] blankets off you and rushed around your room packing a bag to take to the North Pole with you. Once packed, you looked around the room once more before opening your window and silently climbing toward the roof.

"Let's see if I still remember a few things that father dearest taught me." You whispered while looking toward the moon. You made sure your bag was strapped on your back before taking a deep breath and running toward the edge of the roof, pushing off with all you had. You closed your [e/c] eyes and held your hands out in front of you. You opened your eyes when you felt the wind fly through your [h/l] [h/c] hair and saw with excitement that you were being suspended in the air by snow white, with a tint of blue, sand.

"To the North Pole!" you shouted in an out of character moment.