What if Hans decided he didn't want to kill Elsa? What if he thought she was powerful--powerful enough for him to eventually control her? What if Kristoff found Anna first? What if a frozen heart takes time to really thaw? When Hans decides that he wants Elsa to marry him, he's keen on putting on as much of an act as he can to get her to trust him--even if he has to lie about how he can get her to control her powers. And with Anna being the only one who knows what he's up to, and now that she's out of the picture for the time being, Hans succeeds. But when Anna wakes and becomes hellbent on revenge on her former "fiancé," will she go too far? And if that's the case, can Kristoff save Anna from herself? But... what if Elsa has developed feelings for Hans? And what if Hans isn't as evil as Anna originally thinks? The eternal winter isn't all Anna has on her plate, and she definitely has her work cut out for her if she really wants to save her sister...

At the beginning of the story Hans has escaped from Arendelle's jail and Elsa has to go searching for him. Years after Prince Hans has returned to the Southern Isles, life for Queen Elsa and Princess Anna seems to have blossomed. Elsa still doesn't have a love interest and doesn't really care for having a man in her life. Anna's life has just begun with marrying Kristoff and now expecting their first child in a few months. What will come of their lives when Hans returns to Arendelle?

Prince Hans of the Southern Isles has mistreated two of Arendelle's most precious people, and since then, has been frowned upon many. Queen Elsa of Arendelle on the other hand, has been running away from herself all her life, only then to be accepted by her people for who she really was. When one day they accidentally cross paths, they discover that they seek something from each other, but are they willing to make changes in each other's lives just to gain the love of the other?