A Day to Remember

Time Together

Two days passed, and Anna sprung out of bed. The suspense and excitement were killing her. She put on a dark green dress and brushed her hair for about ten minutes. Out of everyone she knew, Anna's hair got the most messed up while sleeping. She quickly ran downstairs to see everyone, and Elsa and Kristoff were both at the table with Olaf. Sven sat down beside Kristoff at the table munching on some carrots as the others ate.

"I must have slept in pretty late." She thought.

"Did I miss anything important?" Anna asked.

"Not really," Elsa told her. "Kristoff and I are just talking."

"Oh ok," Anna said. "So... what's on the agenda today. Are we done planning our wedding?"

"For now we are," Kristoff said. "Tomorrow the wedding decorations come and we have to set them up."

"Ok," Anna replied as she sat down and began to eat with them.

After breakfast, Olaf went to the library. He lit a small fire to keep him warm and he picked up the book he had been reading last night. He stayed in the library for a couple of hours, until Anna, Kristoff, and Elsa came in along with Sven.

"Enjoying your book Olaf?" Anna cheerfully asked him.

"Ooh yes," Olaf responded.

"We were gonna play a game together, Olaf," Elsa told him. "Do you have any preferences?"

"Well I read about this game called 'straight face'" Olaf said. "It is basically where everyone tries to make everyone laugh, but you have to try not to laugh. If you laugh you lose, and the last person to laugh wins, and they get a point."

"Oh that sounds really fun," Kristoff said. Sven made a cheerful noise and they all agreed.

"Then lets play!" Elsa said cheerfully.

After a while, the whole group was dying of laughter after every sentence said. They stopped trying not to laugh and just tried to make everyone else laugh as hard as they could.

"It's- n-not- even that f-funny" Elsa said through her lingering laughter. "I-it's just that- anything anyone says a-at this point is h-h-hilarious."

Kristoff was laughing so hard that he fell off of the couch and onto the floor. This just made everyone laugh even harder as he thudded on the floor. They continued to make each other laugh endlessly for the rest of the night. Elsa slept in Anna's room that night and quickly fell asleep in her arms. It was only two days until the wedding, one if you did not count today. As Elsa laid in her arms, Anna thought deeply. She thought about how much she truly loved Elsa, and how much she wished Elsa was lived in Arendelle still. She thought of how Elsa said she really missed living in Arendelle. She thought about what that meant. Did she really want to stay in the forest forever? Surely she could protect the forest from Arendelle. Nothing ever happened there anyway, and even if something ever did happen, the spirits were there, and she could get there almost instantly with the Nokk. Anna missed Elsa every second she was gone, and she could not have time with Elsa every day. She looked around, and then down at Elsa.

"I couldn't have this." She said sorrowfully.

She pushed the thought behind her and squeezed Elsa so tight that she woke up.

"Oh I'm sorry," Anna said compassionate, "Did I wake you."

"Don't worry," Elsa reassured her, "I'm glad you did so I can snuggle with you, Anna."

And with that being said, Elsa grabbed Anna's waist and pulled her towards herself, and squeezed her tight.

"Goodnight sis," Elsa told her younger sister, "I love you so much."

"I love you too, Elsa," Anna said back. "I'm really gonna miss you when you go back to the forest."

"I'm gonna miss you too," Elsa thought, and with that Anna fell asleep instantly. However, Elsa could not stop thinking about having to leave Anna after the week was over.