Elsanna (the real story post frozen 2)

Chapter 5: Picnic for 2 Please!

Anna POV.
Elsa invited me for a picnic on the cliffs today. I guess she really wants to figure out what's been off about her stay in the enchanted forest. I mean, I feel like something is off when she's out there too. Being queen of Arendelle is all I ever thought it would be, but I almost miss just being the princess. There's so much responsibility with the title of queen. My sister did such an amazing job at it, and I feel like I don't live up to her sometimes. But, back to the subject at hand, I'm going to try and look my best for this picnic! I've got to start getting ready if we are going in a couple of hours!

Elsa POV.
Oh I dread this. What if she banishes me from the kingdom out of disgust. Anna could never.... could she? Could my love be so sick that she banish me from the kingdom I once ruled and destroy what relationship we've already established as sisters. But what if.... she feels the same? Would that be worse?
Either way, this is going to be bad... I can just feel it. Maybe I should just leave to Ahtohallan and just never return. Ugh... no. I can't do that. I better get ready...

A couple of hours pass
Anna POV.
The long-awaited knock on my door was almost startling as I sat on my bedside looking out over the balcony at the sky that was still almost as blue as Elsa's eyes. "Your majesty?" The voice a little hushed from the other side of the door, "ready for our picnic?" I got up and walked over to my door. When I pulled it open, a flush of embarrassment came over me as I gasped at the beauty of my sister. Her lips curled around her teeth as she smiled. "Are you okay?" She asked. "Uh.... y-yes. Are we all set?" I asked in return. "Ready when you are!" She said with excitement as she held her arm out for me to wrap my arm in. We walked the long distance to the cliffs before we spoke again. It was casual small talk until we finished eating the food chef Lucille prepared. A little out of the ordinary for us, but Elsa seemed nervous, so I went with it. When we finished, we laid on the picnic blanket. I turned my head towards Elsa. She was so focused on the sky. "Anna.." she said, "I think I finally understand what my issue is..." I got a little nervous with those words. "Okay, well that's good right?" I said hopeful! "Maybe..." she replied unsure, "I really don't know what to say..." I could feel the tension building in the air. "Elsa, you can say whatever you feel like saying. I promise it'll be okay..." I returned. These words seemed to ease her by the expression on her face. She looked down from the sky and our eyes met. "It's you." She said shakily, "Anna, I can't be away from you like that anymore because.... well because I love you." "Well... I love you too Elsa," I interjected. "No, Anna... I love you. Like, not in just a sister way." She said. This time I felt embarrassment fall over both of us. Then, immediately, I sensed the fear that welled within her. "Well, it's fine really!" She said a little louder, "I just needed to get it off my chest. So now we know, and I understand if you don't want me to come back." She shuffled around nervously as she attempted to get up.... well to leave I suppose. "No." I spoke firmly causing her to stop and look, "it's not fine, Elsa. Because I love you too." The words I never thought would come out. I was in love with Elsa. I always have been. I always will be. What will come of it, at this point, I'm unsure. But staring into those big beautiful blue eyes as I am in this moment, I've never been more sure of anything in my entire life.