Daughter of the Moon

Chapter 14

❅❅Jack

Rain pattered on the Globe room window. The Guardians were bored as hell. Half of the Guardians resort to watching the rain, while the rest played rummy. I should probably go see her. Jack shook his head. No, I would wake her with my glow. Jack sighed. His glow has been nothing but a pain. He needed to control it, but none of the Guardians had the knowledge of taming it. 

It was going out of control for a few hours. Bunny tried covering him up with a blanket, but that didn't last long. According to Elsa's research, his glow was based off of his emotions. However since Nightlight hasn't fully emerged from Jack, his glow has gone bonkers. She stayed up all night trying to find a way to tame Jack's glow. So, Elsa tried some of her magic to contain it. Thankfully, it worked, but it would wear off in a few hours. She kept on using the spell over and over again, weakening her. This went on for weeks and Elsa got at least 3-4 hours of sleep every night. Elsa was currently asleep in the library. Since it was morning, the Guardians didn't mind Jack's glow.

Jack sighed and went back to counting the droplets on the window. Sandy walked up to Jack and patted him on the back. The golden guardian pointed at the exhausted princess. There were dark circles under eyes and they were barely opened. She tried to make breakfast, as usual, but Jack stopped her, "Hey, hey, hey, ace. What are you doing?" 

"Making breakfast, Jack." Jack shook his head and led her to her room. Elsa kept quiet and let Jack carry her. There was no use of fighting. She was too tired to speak. Jack laid her in bed and flew to the kitchen and back with a glass of water. Elsa smiled and grabbed the glass, sipping on the liquid. Once it was gone, she pulled Jack into her bed. "If I'm sleeping, you're coming with me." 

Jack chuckled. The two were totally comfortable with sleeping next to each other. Ever since Pitch gave Elsa the warning, she's been too afraid to sleep. She would use the library as an excuse to stay up. It wasn't till a day after Jack's glow that he realized she was pulling all-nighters. 

"Fine, ace. Snuggle up close." Elsa smiled and laid her head on Jack's chest. Jack stroke Elsa's hair. She hummed as her eyes slowly started to close. Once they were, Jack smiled and wrapped his arms around her, falling in a deep sleep. 

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❅❅Elsa

Elsa gasped. Sweat dripped down her forehead, as she breathed heavily. She groaned from the headache and looked around her. I'm back.... 

Pitch had given Elsa another nightmare, but it was stopped by a bright light. A girl with grey eyes and auburn-brown hair saved her. There was a huge goose behind her, and she holding stacks and stacks of books in her arms. She looked about Elsa's age. Elsa tried to speak, but nothing came out. The auburnette hushed and gave Elsa a book. The cover was blurred, but one thing stood out. Nightlight? What the hell is happening? After that, Elsa woke up. 

She stared at the ceiling for a while, calming her heart rate. Once it was back to its original pace, Elsa looked to her right and smiled. Jack was there, tightly gripped onto her waist. Elsa turned to her side and watched as his chest rose up and down. She started to play with the winter guardian's hair. It was soft and silky. Elsa giggled as Jack gripped on to her tighter, "You're so cute, Frostbite." 

"Thanks, Blondie." Elsa gasped and locked eyes with Jack. Her cheeks were slightly pink, but she frowned to cover it up. She pushed Jack's head away from her and pouted. Jack chuckled and mess with his hair, "I'm sorry. Did I ruin the moment?"