Navire - French word for ship (s) A compilation of short stories, one-shots and drabbles of various ships in different genres. [ Contains the following ships: jelsa, adrienette, tadhoney, palice, and more. ] Note: Navire is open to requests for pairings and ships you might want to include.

Thanks to a stupid bet, Gaston must get Belle to accept his proposal of marriage in one week or less, or else he has give up hunting for good. But when Belle's father goes away, and Gaston starts laying on the charm, things get... out of hand. (Belleston, 1991 movie. Mature-ish AR.)

After Elsa's very public mishap with her powers kills every crop in the kingdom, Prince Hans is remitted to remain as a prisoner of Arendelle, and is forced to aid in trying to save the harvest. But as Hans's conditional requests become increasingly inappropriate, and with relations strained with the Southern Isles over Elsa's undiplomatic refusal to return the royal son, she begins to question whether or not she made the decision to keep Hans with her mind... or with her heart.

Elsa is the Queen of ice and snow. She is deeply in love with Pitch Black and misses her best friend, Jack Frost. As Elsa follows her heart, she loses Jack. She loves Pitch and wants to have a happy life with him. But, does she really want to lose her friends in the process? None of the characters belong to me. I just wanted to clarify that! Also, if you know what Pitch and Elsa shipped is called, comment about it. (Pelsa is what I am going to call it!) Just wanted to clarify that! Comment if you know what it is really called! I don't own any of the characters in this book!

After two years in prison, Hans is ready to escape. But he isn't ready to face Elsa, especially when his powers are barely under control. And he definitely isn't prepared for tension between two kingdoms.

~ Hans has, again, made an appearance in Arendelle, much to everyone's distaste, especially now that it's getting closer to Anna's wedding. ~ "I've got many more surprises up my sleeve, Your Majesty."