Your eyes widen at the news. You were told that their parents were dead. You can tell by the look on everyone's face that it was a surprise to them too. Anna and Elsa's parents scan you both.

"What are your names?" The father asks.

"My name is (Y/N), sir," you adamantly state.

"Kristoff is mine," Kristoff follows.

They keep their eyes on the two of you, their faces ever stern. You feel as if they are just staring at you. As if they are a black hole and you're being devoured by it. You don't know why, but you are completely uneasy. The fact that Carnage is acting up doesn't help.

"My name is Adgar," the father says.

"My name is Idun," the mother says.

Neither you nor Kristoff have any idea what to do. You look at Elsa. She seems to be worried. She is staring at you, pleading for your aid. She seems to be as lost as you are. No doubt Anna giving the same face to Kristoff.

"Well, I think we should eat. Gerda, Kai. Lead our guests to the kitchen," Adgar commands.

Gerda and Kai walk up to you and show you to the kitchen, even though you both know where it is.

"Be careful you two. They were quite displeased with the news that their daughters have boyfriends. Be on your best behavior," Gerda warns.

You both nod. Kristoff gulps in fear. You chuckle and nudge him. He looks to you and you give him a comforting stare.

"We'll be fine, Kristoff. I promise," you reassure.

He looks at you then smiles. It reminds you of the smile Elsa gives you. A look of trust.

"Yeah... I know. This is just such a surprise and," he stretches his collar. "I hate suits."

You smile a little bit. You could've guessed that.

You and Kristoff are placed at the opposite end of the table to the family. Anna and Elsa are still worried. You give them your signature smile. They both take a breath to try to calm down. Adgar and Idun's faces remain ever regel. You see where Elsa got it from.

Gerda and Kai set the table and lay out the food for everyone. They gather the plates – fill them – then hand them out to everyone. Elsa and Anna continue to look less than pleased. You know this is a huge surprise, but you would have thought they would be happier to know their parents are alive.

The meal starts and Kristoff begins digging in. You give him a nudge. He looks up and sees small bowls of water being given. He apologizes and cleans his hands. You clean yours as well. This is the first time you felt on-edge at this house. Plus you have the pain from Carnage to deal with and the freezing heart. Things are just stacking up on you.

No matter what, you keep yourself tidy and presentable. You have to make a good impression. You both have to.

"So (Y/N)," Idun begins. "How did you meet my daughters?"

"Class, ma'am. We met during school."

Idun nods.

"Is this some kind of interview? Wait, of course it is," you think.

"So which daughter are you seeing, Kristoff?" Adgar asks, taking a bite of his meal.

"A... Anna, sir," Kristoff stutters.

Anna's face cringes a little bit. She knows Kristoff isn't good with all the formalities but here he is, being forced into it with no warning at all. She felt so bad about it.

"I assume that means you are seeing Elsa?" Adgar concurs, looking at you.

"That I am, sir."

Elsa looks at you and smiles. You wink at her. Adgar clears his throat. You return your attention to him.

"Elsa told me you play an instrument. What do you play?" Idun asks, her voice slightly softer.

"I play guitar and I can sing a little," you respond.

"I play the drums for him," Kristoff interrupts.

Adgar stares Kristoff down. Kristoff sinks into his chair and continues eating.

"Only a little? The girls say you are quite good," Idun continues.

"Well, I'm nothing compared to them," you compliment.

You look over at Elsa. She is staring at her food, taking bites every so often. She sees you looking at her. You are about to talk to her but you are interrupted.

"You two seem nervous. Is something bothering you?" Adgar asks.

You look at Kristoff. He is obviously hoping you'll answer.

"No. Nothing is bothering us. We just didn't expect this. We were told you were both... well-"

"Dead?" Adgar finishes.

You nod.

"Well, I assure you we aren't. It was just an unfortunate incident at work that left us in a coma."

You nod in understanding.

"That seems like a reason that needs more explanation..." You think.

The rest of the night went horribly. Kristoff kept tripping over his words, mumbling, and was overall nervous. Everyone could see it. You tried to make up for it, but it was hard. You had no idea what to talk to them about. They were so proper and proud. Should you talk about sports? Fishing? You had nothing to go on and you didn't want to make a mistake by bringing up the wrong topic.

At one point your arm and heart became too much and you cringed in pain. Adgar and Idun picked up on it instantly and questioned you on it. You swore it was just an upset stomach. The main concern was for Anna and Elsa. They were so quiet the entire time. They only spoke when their parents asked them a question. You and Kristoff attempted to talk to them but the parents kept cutting you off.

But dinner had ended. You and Kristoff offer to help with the dishes but Idun doesn't allow it.

"Well, I would appreciate if you two went home now," Adgar advised.

"Well, sir, I live here. So I'm technically home."

His face turns sour. "When did this transpire?"

"We adopted him, sir. Since everyone enjoyed his company we let him stay here," Kai answered for you.

"So you were this close to Elsa this entire time? Just a few doors away. The urge must have been substantial."

Elsa blushes and sinks into her seat. Anna tries to get Elsa's eyes but they won't move away from the food. You try to come up with an answer.

"I suppose so, sir. But I assure you I kept to my own room."

He observes you for a moment. "Well, I'm sorry but I must ask you to leave for a short while. Let us have a family talk. Since you adopted him I'm sure he could stay with you two tonight?"

Gerda and Kai nod, but you can tell they are less than pleased. You nudge Kristoff to grab his attention and you both leave the house. You give Elsa one quick glance before you leave the room. It's a glance of happiness and hope. You told her to stay strong and keep calm with your eyes. She smiled back at you. You both get in Kristoff's car and drive away.

The Andersons stayed at the table. Adgar patted his mouth with a napkin.

"Interesting choice of partners, ladies."

The sisters stay quiet. Their hands are shaking with anxiety. They are worried that their parents will just lock them up and never let them see the men they love.

Adgar turns to Anna.

"Kristoff is acceptable for you. You can keep seeing him."

"Th- thank you," Anna said quietly.

"Well, that was a nice dinner. We shall be in our rooms. Gerda, Kai. Please clean this up."

The parents begin to leave but Elsa stops them.

"What about (Y/N)?"

Adgar and Idun share a look then turn to Elsa.

 Adgar sighs. "We don't think he is good enough for you. We forbid you to see him. We want his things gone within two days."

Elsa's heart dropped right there. She couldn't believe what she just heard. Her eyes slowly lower to the floor. They then fill with tears. Anna is confused as well. Even Gerda and Kai are shocked.

"Wait, what?" Anna snarls. "I'm sorry, but (Y/N) had much better mannerisms than Kristoff. Not that I want you to change your mind about him, but why does Kristoff get to stay but (Y/N) has to go? He's one of the nicest guys in the world! Even Rapunzel liked him!"

"We don't trust that boy. There is something about his eyes. He isn't to be trusted," Idun explains.

"No..." Elsa whispers, everyone turns towards her. "No! I will see him if I want to! I love hi-"

Adgar slaps Elsa hard, cut her cheek slightly which drew blood. The room goes dead silent. Everyone is completely awe-struck. Everyone except Adgar and Idun.

Elsa looks up at her father with such sadness and horror in her eyes. She runs to her room, crying. Anna is about to follow her but is stopped by her parents.

"We forbid you from seeing him as well. That boy will be forgotten by this family."

Anna gives a menacing look then goes to follow her sister.

Elsa's door is slightly open. Her crying fills the entire hallway. Anna quietly walks up to Elsa's door and peeks in. Elsa is staring at the ice sculpture she made of you. It wasn't the one Anna remembered, the one where you were half on the couch. It was one of you standing with your guitar and having a blast. Anna feels Elsa's pain and understands that she needs some time. Anna closes the door and walks to her room. She dials Kristoff's number on the way.

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Kristoff drives you both away from the Anderson residence. He is freaking out. You are trying to keep him calm.

"You did fine Kristoff. You have a charm to you."

"I thought they were dead. I was shaking so much," he rambles.

You try to put your arm on Kristoff's shoulder but it's numb. At least one pain is gone.

"Kristoff, pull over to this field. It is a nice place to relax... I think we both need a minute."

Kristoff nods and pulls over. You both exit the car.

Kristoff takes his blazer off and tosses it onto his seat. He walks down to meet you and starts holding his head.

"Dude, we're so screwed. They hated us!"

"Kristoff. Calm. Down. Everything will be fine."

Kristoff's phone went off. He grabs it and answers. He talks for a moment then gives our location. He hangs up.

"That was Anna. She needs to see us. See! We messed up!"

"Kristoff!" You yell. "Just be calm. We'll see what Anna has to say."

It feels like an eternity went by. Just sitting there waiting. This field is usually calming and makes the time fly. But right now, it's an obstacle.

Anna's car pulls up and she gets out. She runs down to see you two.

"So, what's the verdict?" You ask.

She shakes her head. "Kristoff, you're fine. My parents are fine with our relationship."

"Oh thank god. Wait, what did they say about (Y/N)?" Kristoff inquires.

Anna huffs. "They don't want us to have anything to do with you, (Y/N)."

The news shocks both of you.

"WHAT? What did I do?" You scream.

"I have no idea. Even I was shocked that Kristoff was picked over you. No offense sweetie."

"None taken," Kristoff mutters. "Man, I can only imagine what Elsa is feeling."

"Bad. Very bad. Her room was turning to ice when I left."

The word ice is so convenient. As soon as Anna says it you feel a heavy pain from your heart. You grasp it then fall to one knee. Kristoff rushes to your side and lifts you up.

"You alright?"

"Yeah... It's getting more intense."

Anna is confused until she looks at your hair. Some white streaks appear in it. Her eyes widen.

"I thought she didn't freeze you!" Anna states.

"I thought that too... I was wrong," you inform her.

Anna doesn't know what to think anymore. Too much has happened in one night. It's not right. It's not fair. You did nothing wrong and here you are being restricted from Elsa and dying from something you can't fight. Anna assumes that must bother you. She's seen you fight so hard and take so much pain, but you can't do anything to a frozen heart.

"Listen, I'll gather your things and bring them tomorrow. You sleep at Kristoff's place. I'll tell Gerda and Kai so they don't worry," Anna plans.

Kristoff nods at the idea. He puts you on his shoulder and walks to the car.

"I can walk, Kristoff..."

"Shut up and go with it," he chuckles.

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"When can I kill (Y/N)?" Hans impatiently asks. "I want to fight that creature inside him."

Alec lets out a sigh. "You wouldn't even touch him at the state you're in right now."

Alec gets some news on his tablet.

"However... That has just changed."

Hans looks over at his brother with an intrigued face.

"What do you mean?"

"I mean we just got the blood sample we needed. Hans, you're going to have the power to kill him."

Hans smirks. "And Elsa? What of the Ice Queen?"

Alec shrugs. "Do with her what you will. But the process will take a few days."

"I can wait."

Alec clicks some buttons on his tablet. "Head down to the lab. They'll start the process."

Hans nods and marches out the door. Alec huffs and tosses his tablet onto the nearby table. He slides his hands across his face then strolls over to the window. He admires the view of the nearby mountain.

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The next day

You got a text from Elsa to meet her before you get to class. You are eager to see her. You barely slept last night. All you could think about was Elsa and her parents. You couldn't think of anything you did to make them hate you. You tried to be on your very best behavior but it wasn't enough for them.

You find her outside, near one of the doors. She sees you and embraces you. You kiss her back.

She pulls away for a moment then connects her forehead with yours.

"I'm so sorry for last night. They just came home and asked what we were doing. When Anna told them that we had boyfriends they... You lost your home (Y/N)." She says, letting some tears drop.

"I've lost my home before Elsa. I'm not losing it again."

You stroke her check and notice the cut.

"What happened?"

"My... my dad..." She couldn't finish the sentence, but you got the meaning.

Your fists tightened at the thought of someone hitting her. But the fact that it was her father, someone who was supposed to protect and love her...

"Elsa. I'm not leaving you no matter what your parents say. As long as you are willing to still see me," you state.

Elsa looks into your eyes, tears still there. That conviction you hold still remains.

"I'm not leaving you anytime soon, (Y/N)," Elsa declares.

You smile and kiss her. She proceeds to class and you fall behind on purpose. You head to the bathroom and look at yourself. There is more white hair then before. You're truly surprised Elsa didn't notice.

"I suppose she was too pre-occupied... I don't want her to know."

You let out a sigh.

You proceed to your first class but the trip was horrible. Almost every one you passed noticed the strands of white hair. You could hear the whispers. None of them were bad whispers, but it was just a reminder of your inevitable death. You finally arrive to your class where you find the teacher is in the middle of the lesson. You knock on the door and urge him to meet you. He dismisses himself for a moment and has a small audience with you.

"Mr. (Y/N)," he pauses for a moment, studying you. "Why is some of your hair white? Are you dying it?"

"That's sort of what I wanted to talk about. Please don't mention it, and if you could tell the other teachers the same thing I would appreciate it."

Mr. Key nods his head in acceptance and leads you into the class. You quickly take your seat and try to pay attention. You try to avoid the stare of both Elsa and Anna. Too much is floating in your head right now. There is your heart, Elsa's parents, Carnage and even the appearance of Dan.

So much has happened lately. Who knows what more could come? You always seem to attract trouble. You breathe slowly and into your hands – which are over your mouth. You don't want anyone to notice the frost that is your breath.

"How long can I keep this up?" You think. "This is too rapid. I won't be able to hide it for much longer. Who knows how much longer I have until I actually die. Maybe I should tell Elsa. I haven't told her so much... I truly feel bad about that. She's shared so much with me and I haven't told her anywhere near enough."

You huff.

"Maybe I'm just a bad boyfriend. Maybe this relationship is just passion that'll die off in a month or so. Even Kristoff and Anna share almost no secrets between them. They have no restraint from each other where I have one with Elsa... and there's nobody to blame but myself."

You are lost in thought the entire class. The bell rings and everyone clears out. Everyone except you. You are still staring at the ground, thinking. Mr. Key shakes you to get your attention.

"Class is over. Head to your next class."

You nod then make your way to science. Anna, Elsa, and Kristoff are sitting together. They are watching the door, waiting for you to arrive. Before you go to class you run to your locker and grab a backup hoodie you leave there, just in case. You slide it on you and put up the hood, so as to hide your hair.

You get to class right before it starts. Mr. Baxter can't say anything against you since you're here. You sit with your friends and slouch into your chair. They can all feel your uneasiness, even when you reassure them that there's nothing wrong.

Elsa's mood goes down with yours. She hates that you aren't talking to her. That you aren't sharing. She wants to know what's wrong but you're keeping her out. She becomes determined.

"I'll find out what's floating around in that head of yours," Elsa thinks.

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The day was rather dull. You stayed silent for the most part. When school ended you went off on your own. All your friends were worried. You spent your entire day at the field in a bush. You fell asleep there and weren't sure whether you'd wake up or not. But you desperately needed the rest.

Kristoff went to Anna and Elsa's house. They all hung out in Anna's room.

"Man... today was so weird," Kristoff sighs.

"It was (Y/N). He was so silent. So sad. It affected us all," Elsa stated.

Anna tries to piece everything together, but there are too many missing links.

"Hey Elsa, how did you thaw (Y/N)'s heart when you hit him?"

Elsa looks at Anna. "I don't know. I never knew, it just happened. Why?"

"No reason."

Kristoff stares at the ground. He can't imagine what pain you're going through right now. He knows you would be right here with everyone if you could. You'd make a joke. Make the mood lighter. You'd just do what you normally do to make the day great. He wondered where you were and if you were safe. He clenches his fists.

"Guys, do you know why he's acting this way? Is it me? Did I do something?" Elsa asks.

"What? No way Elsa! You could never do anything bad to him! He's just got a lot on his mind," Kristoff responds.

"I wish he'd tell me about it..."

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You wake up during the night. You're sore and uncomfortable, but also surprised you were able to sleep at all. You get yourself on your feet and look around. It's dark and misty. You start walking to Oaken's. You think he may lend you a place for the night.

While you're walking you feel horrible. Not just from the pain, but from guilt. You know you screwed today up. You were such a downer. So quiet. No doubt you got your friends worried about you.

"Man... I can never get a break," you mumble.

You continue to walk but your vision goes blurry. You try to focus, but to no avail. You grab your heart and fall to your knees. You're in a public area, you can't pass out now!

You try to raise yourself but you can't. Your muscles are giving out. Your breath is pure frost. Your body is going cold. You see your skin start to go blue.

"Damn..."

You fall on the ground. Not one minute later someone walks up to your body.

"Little brother, what would you do without me?" He confidently says.

He takes a syringe and jabs it into your arm. He injects the liquid.

"You're lucky I got this. It'll keep you alive for a little longer."

Hunter picks you up and throws you on his shoulder like a sack of potatoes.

"You know, you can't die now. I'm going to need you later. Your friends need you now. You've become quite the guy, you know? I'm actually pretty proud. I'm sure our father would be too."

Hunter keeps talking but is cut off by a man. He is dressed in some sort of private military get up. He recognizes it.

"Is  Alec sending people to get me now? I mean he could write a letter," Hunter jokes.

"We're here for the boy. Give him to us," the man demands.

Six other men appear all around Hunter and you. Hunter looks at your skin. It's reverting back to its original colour. The serum is working.

"Alec doesn't want to take (Y/N) in. Who else could send... Oh... I see," Hunter mumbles.

Hunter puts you down and faces the first man.

"You have to get through me first."

The man snarls and signals his men to attack. They take out batons and guns. The baton men attack all at once. Hunter dodges every swing without even moving his legs. He grabs one baton and swings it around him, making the man wielding it smack into all his buddies.

The guns start firing after. Hunter moves out of the crossfire, causing the bullets to fly all over the place. One man is hit by a bullet and goes down. Hunter laughs at how horrible these guys are then quickly dispatches them all one by one with strong, precise attacks. He's not messing around. Everyone is on the ground and disarmed. They get up and attack without weapons.

Hunter cracks his knuckles and prepares himself. He moves his head slightly to the left to dodge a punch. He pivots his body to dodge the others. He smirks. In what seemed like a blink of an eye, all of the men were down for the count. He stretches his neck.

"You know, I thought they would have sent elementals, but whatever."

Hunter looks over at you. "I'll get you somewhere safe little brother."

Hunter picks you up and starts running.

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You wake up mid-afternoon in an unfamiliar bed. You burst out of the bed and look around. It's a dirty room with the bare essentials a bedroom would need. You walk around the room, trying to remember.

"How did I..? I thought I was dead." You look at your arms then flex your muscles. "I actually feel really good."

In general, you do. But you still feel the pain coming from your heart. It's a lot less than it was yesterday.

"I guess my heart is still frozen. But how the hell did I get more time? My skin was turning blue..."

You leave the room and search for the motel's owner to ask how much you owe. He tells you it was all paid for already. You thank him for the room then dart to school. There is no way you'll make it for classes, but you want to see Elsa. You grab your phone – which is surprising to you that it is still there and charged – and start texting Elsa.

"Elsa, I'm sorry for yesterday. I was thinking way too much. Can I make it up to you tonight? How about a whole day, just you and me?"

You put the phone back in your pocket. As you do you feel another accessory – your wallet! It's heavier than you remember. You take it out of your pocket and check it. It's filled with money. It has to have more than three thousand dollars. You don't know how it got there, but you don't care. You're going to use it for tonight. You have some time to prepare.

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Anna, Elsa, and Kristoff are trying to enjoy their lunch. They are worried about you. They haven't heard a peep from you for almost a full twenty four hours. Even with them being concerned, they are still smiling and having a good time.

Elsa feels her phone go off. Her face lights up.

"It's (Y/N)!"

Everyone gathers around and reads the text.

"Looks like you have a date tonight," Kristoff smiles.

"Anna, can you make an excuse for me? Tell our parents I have a project to do at someone's house or something. I really need this night."

Anna smiles and hugs her sister. "Of course I will."

Anna and Kristoff return to their side of the table and watch Elsa. She has a huge grin on her face as she re-reads the text over and over. Anna giggles at her sister's excitement. Elsa doesn't even realize what her sister is doing. She just stares at the text.

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Everything is in motion. You got a text back from Elsa that she will be joining you and all the preparation you have done is set. You want to make up these past few days to Elsa. You doubt she has been in the happiest mood with you acting the way you did.

You meet her after school. As soon as she sees you she rushes to you and passionately kisses you. She doesn't even care about the people around. Some people sneak a peek, but Anna and Kristoff get rid of any loiterers.

Elsa breaks off from you.

"I'm sorry for yesterday, Elsa."

"I guess we'll see how sorry you are tonight," she smiles.

You chuckle.

You walk over to Anna and Kristoff. You give Anna a hug and Kristoff a high five.

"Sorry about not telling you guys where I was. I fell asleep early and woke up late."

"Not a problem man. Just good to see you as you are," Kristoff smiles.

"Anyway, we have to get going. I'm on a deadline."

You grab Elsa's hand and lead her away. She giggles.

"Notice his hair is normal?" Anna mentions.

"That I did," Kristoff confirms.

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You bring Elsa to a museum first. She is a little confused but you tell her to trust you. You make your way to an old part of the museum. There are a bunch of statues all around, but there is also a jungle-like area. You bring her in there.

A little picnic set is placed in a clearing. She smiles and looks at you.

"A picnic in the jungle?"

"Well, it's not the only thing I have planned."

She becomes intrigued by this. You both sit on the blanket and talk. She notices you are much more active and cheery than before. That affect rubs off on her, because she is the same. After some good talking you click a button hidden under the blanket. The animals around you start to move and do their things. Monkeys are jumping along the pre-determined course. Snakes are slithering around. Even a tiger prowled by.

"How did you pull this off?" She asks.

You laugh. "You're going to be asking me that all night."

After an hour you drag her somewhere else. Of course – being the gentleman you are – you carry her everywhere. Normally she wouldn't let you, but she decided to go with it tonight.

You take her to the arena. It's cold in there and the ice rink is empty.

"You always said we should go skating. So here we are."

"I thought you said you couldn't skate?"

"Meh, shouldn't be too hard. I mean have you seen the other things I can do?"

She giggles and makes her way to the rink. The ice isn't that strong so she creates an extra layer that is super slippery. You walk on it and slip on your back right away. Elsa bursts out laughing.

"Oh sure, laugh at me while I'm down," you joke.

She creates ice skates for the two of you and starts skating around. She is elegant and beautiful while skating. Her every move flows together and looks amazing. You, on the other hand, are having trouble keeping balanced and going fast. You can't seem to find the right technique for it.

"Are you having trouble?" She asked with a raised eyebrow and smile.

"Not a one. Getting this perfectly."

As soon as you say it you slip and fall again. She laughs once more.

She skates beside you and lies down. You both lie on the ice together. She flicks her hand and makes the ice slide you slowly around the rink without you two trying. She starts creating little firework shows with ice. It's beautiful. It's also a good thing you paid for the security cameras to be taken down in this rink.

You hold her close and feel her warmth. It's soothing. It's familiar. It's where you belong. You belong by her side as she belongs at yours. She looks up at you. She sees your enjoyment at the show she is making. She smiles and holds you tighter.

"Well, I do have more things planned you know," you mention.

She raises her eye brow, "Oh? What is it?"

You smile, "Come on let's go!"

You get onto your feet but slip and fall again.

"God damn it!" You mumble.

You leave the arena and head to the local indoor pool. Elsa is confused and is arguing that she didn't bring a bathing suit. You assure that she doesn't need one. You enter a private pool and her eyes widen at the sight. One of the pools if filled with melted chocolate instead of water.

"(Y/N)... How did you... This is..."

"Ha, I got you speechless," you boast.

Elsa stares at this chocolate heaven. She wants to eat it all up. She almost wants to dive into the chocolate pool. The smell of the place is so amazing. She could stay here forever. She looks over at you. You're taking your clothes off.

"What are you doing?"

"Taking a dive. It is melted chocolate, I made sure of it. Just don't go under it."

You strip down naked, wink at Elsa, then drop into the pool. The chocolate is a warm sensation. It's sort of weird for you, but it's also pretty cool.

"Come on Elsa! It's not like anyone is here."

Elsa is hesitant at first but eventually submits. She strips down and hops into the chocolate. She makes her way to you and pulls you closer to her.

"I could eat you up right now," she teased.

"Aren't you sweet," you joke.

You embrace for a little before Elsa starts eating some chocolate. She eats quite the amount before she is full. You don't believe she is full, but rather trying to be lady like.

"All this chocolate. What will happen to it?"

You dramatically shrug, "Well I may have got a guy to collect it and keep it for you and Anna. That's quite the amount for you two.

Elsa smiles at the thought. You really did make a fantastic night. After a long shower together you make your way back to her house. But there is one more spot to drop off at. You lead her to the field.

You have a blanket ready for the two of you.

"Another picnic?" She asks.

You shake your head. "Nope. Something better."

You lie down and snuggle for a moment. When you feel the time is right you let out a whistle. Oaken shoots some fireworks into the air. They're all beautiful and truly make the moment. The final firework is of you and Elsa.

"How did you manage that?" She surprisingly asks.

"I told you once, Oaken can be a miracle worker."

She chuckles then continues to watch the fireworks. At the end, she is asleep. You found yourself completely satisfied by the night. Everything went the way you wanted. Unfortunately you have no more money. But that doesn't matter. The smile on Elsa's face is priceless.

While she sleeps she starts snoring really lightly. You think it is absolutely adorable. But you do have to take her home. You don't want her to get in trouble. You pick her up and carry her all the way home.

You reach her house. You almost enter through the front but remember her parents. You scale the house to reach the window to Elsa's room. You open it then quietly slide your way in so you can place Elsa on her bed and tuck her in. You smile and kiss her on the forehead.

The door opens and someone walks in. You have a mini heart attack, but you recognize that it's Gerda. She pieces together what's going on. She closes the door behind her.

"Hello (Y/N), you know you shouldn't be here and you shouldn't be with Elsa."

"I know..."

Gerda cracks a smile, "But I'm glad you're here with her. Had a nice night?"

"Yes, we did. You may want to remind Elsa to wash twice. She really smells like chocolate," you advise.

Gerda is confused at the statement but she nods anyway. You make your way out of the window and off the property. Gerda makes sure Elsa is tucked in properly.

"I love you... (Y/N)," Elsa mumbles in her sleep.

Gerda pauses for a moment then smiles.

She leaves Elsa's room and enters Anna's. Anna is lying on her bed, writing in a book. She quickly closes it and throws it under the bed when Gerda comes in.

"What are you doing up, missy?" Gerda jokingly asks, wagging her finger. "You know you have school tomorrow."

"I know Gerda..." Anna sighs.

She gets ready for bed and slides under the covers.

"Anna... did you know about (Y/N) and Elsa's date?"

Anna's face bursts into concern.

"Please, please don't tell mom and dad!" She begs.

Gerda raises an eyebrow. Anna usually spoke before she thought things through.

"I won't Anna, don't worry. I disagree with your parents but there is nothing Kai or I can do."

Anna nods slowly then rolls onto her side. Gerda leaves the room and goes on to preform her duties.

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Everyone meets up at school. The vibe is instantly heightened when you came all chipper. Elsa was extremely happy as well. Anna and Kristoff shared a look when they saw how happy you two were.

"Hey guys, why do you both smell like chocolate?"

You and Elsa grin at each other than shrug at the question.

"Come on! Is this a new fragrance or something? It smells so good!" Anna complained.

Both you and Elsa couldn't stop laughing.

You don't know why, but you feel as if you and Elsa have never been closer. That date last night was long overdue, but it was well done. At least you hoped it was. You don't think Elsa minds the chocolate smell either. You never understood the sisters' fascination with chocolate.

Classes went great. You got involved in the lesson and actually made it fun for everyone. Everything seemed to be going great. It was now lunch time. You had to drop off your stuff before meeting everyone in the cafeteria.

You put your books away and head on down to the cafeteria. A chill shoots through your spine.

"Something is wrong..." You think.

"(Y/N) (L/N)" A voice states.

You freeze. Your whole body fills with fear. You turn around to see Hans – wearing a cocky smile – holding a folder. He begins strutting towards you. He reads out all your information – birth day, blood type, place of birth, your parents' names.

"You know, you are quite the person. I never imagined the kind of past you kept secret. How about we discuss it a little, huh?"

You clench your fists and watch him.

"In May of this year the (L/N) residence was home to a grueling scene. There were eight dead people and one person found cowering in the corner. Guess which one is you?" He chuckles, "The living individual identified as (Y/N) (L/N) admitted to–"

"Enough!" You yell.

Hans smiles, he knows he hit a nerve. You're losing your cool and he's enjoying it.

"Hans, whatever you have on me doesn't matter," you say, angrily walking up to him.

He puts his hand on your chest to keep distance.

"Oh but it does. You see, I can distribute everything about you all over Arendelle. Everyone will know about your past, the people you killed. And everyone will fear you. Hate you. But... I can keep this to myself on one condition."

"I'm not bargaining with you Hans," you snarl.

"This isn't a bargain, it's a condition. If you break up with Elsa, then I will make sure your past is lost to the ages."

You chuckle. "Why would I care?"

"Because I'll tell Elsa first. Personally. Tell her about how you murdered your parents. Tell her about those two alters you keep locked up in your head," he taps your head. "How do you think she'll feel knowing you kept this from her? Huh?"

He has a point and you know it.

"And if you try to tell her your past, I'll make sure you're run out of town for your crimes. The choice is simple."

Your fists are ready to meet his face. You want to beat him down so badly, but you can't let your past be released. Even if you told your friends the entire city would see you as a monster. You would be hunted down.

You let out a huff, "Fine..."

Hans claps his hands in victory.

"Alright, that went well. So, lead Elsa to your little field after school. I'll be within listening distance of you at all times. Once you do it, leave her."

You nod your head in defeat.

Hans gives you a sarcastic wave while he walks away. Your anger is rising but you try to keep a mellow head. It's near impossible, however. You vent your anger in one hammer fist to the wall. The wall becomes indented and the school shakes a little. You don't even care right now.

As much as you don't want to, you have to follow Hans' orders. It will provide a better future for Elsa then what would happen if you were killed. You take in a deep breath then pull out your cell phone. You ask Elsa to meet you at the field after school. She agrees.

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You've arrived at the field before Elsa. You see Hans get into his position. You have an urge to snap his neck right now and be done with it. But murder isn't your way. Then again, submission wasn't your way either.

You think about Dan. The time he showed up. The thought that you are losing two people who were so close to you in this same field... It's hard. And now that very past is killing your friends right now. How funny it was for Dan to show up when he did.

Elsa arrives, seeming quite chipper. She waves at you as she approaches. You don't respond.

"So, what was sooo important?" She asks, getting close to you.

You move away from her. This causes her concern.

"(Y/N), what's wrong?"

You take in a deep breath.

"Elsa, I don't think we can see each other anymore."

The wheels are set in motion. Elsa is surprised but not crying.

"Wha- what do you mean we can't see each other anymore?" She demands.

"We have to break up. This isn't working," you coldly state.

Elsa's heart doesn't feel anymore. She is completely broken.

"Wha- why? We had such a good time yesterday. Why are you..."

You don't know what to do. You're afraid you'll break at any moment. You can only think of one thing.

"I don't love you!" You raise your voice.

This crushes both of you. Elsa is in tears and you are almost at that point. You can't even look her in the eye. You begin to walk away. She calls for you but you don't react. You just keep walking.

You feel the cold start to take over. You see ice start to form and snow start to fall. You cringe at the thought, but you don't look back. You can hear her crying over the sound of the blizzard. It spreads across all of Arendelle.

You pass Hans. He is clapping.

"You took it farther than I thought you would. Good on you."

In a second you have your hand around his throat and lift him up in the air. You stare at him menacingly.

"What would this solve now?" He taunts.

You throw him on the ground and walk away. Your eyes are filled with rage both towards yourself and Hans. But you know there is nothing left for you here after this. You know one thing is for certain. You have no intention of returning to Arendelle.