A Frosted Love

~Chapter Four~

*Ah, okay, this is a lot harder than I thought! I'm kinda not the best at beginnings, so sorry if they suck. Let me know what you think, it will only get better!!*

Elsa had just gone to her room when there was a knock on the door.

Who could possibly be here right now?

I hear a familiar voice as I open the door. Wait a second. Is that... Anna?

"Huh. It actually opened, that's a first." Anna looks behind her once before stepping carefully into Elsa's ice castle. "Elsa? It's me, Anna!"

Elsa walks out of her room and onto the staircase. "Anna?"

Anna looks at her and gasps. "Woah, you look different! I mean, it's a good different. And this place... It's amazing." Heck yeah it is.

Elsa smiles warmly. "Thank you. I guess I never knew what I was capable of." She glances around a bit, still not believing it herself.

"I'm so sorry for what happened. If I had known..." Anna starts climbing the stairs to Elsa.

Elsa's smile starts to fade when Anna starts walking towards her. It's okay,Elsa, you can do this. She's your sister! You'd never hurt her. I'm here for you.

"No, no. It's okay; you don't have to apologize. But you should go." Elsa looks a little more panicked. "Please."

Anna pauses on the stairs with a confused look. "But I just got here."

Elsa sighs. "You belong in Arendelle."

"So do you." Anna says encouragingly.

"No, Anna. I belong here, where I can be who I am." She looks around for a second. "Without hurting anyone."

Anna suddenly looks at her. "Uh, yeah, about that..."

"59...60!" A little snowman hobbles into the castle. Have I seen that before?

"Wait, what is that?" Elsa and I say almost simultaneously.

"Hi! I'm Olaf and I like warm hugs!" The snowman says cheerfully.

"Olaf?" Elsa looks at the snow man, confused.

"You built me, remember that?" Olaf hopefully questions. *by 'hopefully questions', I mean full of hope, in case it didn't make sense to you.*

"And you're alive?" Elsa stares at her hands in shock.

"Um... I think so?" Olaf moves his arms around to test it. I laugh a little at his response. Ha, he's kind of a funny little guy, isn't he?

"He's just like the one we built as kids." Anna smiles at the memory.

Elsa smiles as the memory comes to her. "Yeah."

Anna looks up and frowns a little. "We were so close. And we can be like that again."

"Yeah, Elsa! Look, she's giving you another chance! I told you she truly cared!" I nearly yell in excitement. This is her chance. Please say yes.

Elsa hesitates and her smile fades. "No. We can't. Goodbye, Anna." She turns around and starts walking quickly away.

"Elsa, wait-!" Anna starts.

"No! I'm just trying to protect you!" Elsa continues up the stairs in panic.

Anna starts up the stairs again and sort of sings her words out. "You don't have to protect me! I'm not afraid. Please don't shut me out again; please don't slam the door. You don't have to keep your distance anymore!"