General P.O.V

Anna was expecting so much that when she comes back from her long separation from her so called family but she should have expected this. She should have expected that one of her most cherished family members was gone.

"Aunty...Giselle?" Anna tried to breath and calm down as the news came down on her like a huge wave of grief. "Where...is his.."

"Anna, are you sure you really want to go there?" Her aunt asked with concern in her eyes for the ginger. She was in no condition to go to the said place whilst she just arrived from her journey back home.

"I'm..not...sure.." Little did she know that her tears started streaming down her cheeks as she looked at her aunt in disbelief and hurt from what she heard. It shattered her. She expected that she would not see his father anymore but it just came to her how painful it actually was when she heard the truth from he aunt herself.

"Oh, Anna." The lady in red pulled the girl in her arms and stroked her locks as she let the girl cry her grief out for she knew that the girl, even if she did grow stronger from departure years ago, was still a girl no matter how the world turned.

"Let's get you inside." Giselle walked the irl in the house and asked for the rest of them to get the girl her stuff as she needs to settle down for the day and evidently, Anna was having a hard time on her firstday back ather so called old life.

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Far from the chateau of the young red head and her aunt, A blonde held a glass of her favorite as she leaned against a window in her study, letting a breeze of spring in her room.

"Olaf..." She called and knew that the boy was standing out her study's door.

"Elsa, you heard right?" The boy asked and looked at a certain painting at the wall. The painting of a young red haired girl's and Elsa in her younger years under a tree while they played with flower crowns at what it seems a summer afternoon.

"I have but we shall let her take her time. She is after all...Anna...She does thing at her own pace. For now, we'll have to talk to the royal court of the new...ordeal we have to do." Elsa mentioned ad placed her drink down at the table which made a small frost but disappeared a minute after.

"Are you sure, sister? Will you not--"

Elsa let out a sigh before she looked at the painting at her wall.

"Soon enough, Olaf. Soon enough. But for now, let's call a friend over. I'm sure he's not busy for the day." She said and switched from a bitter look to a hopeful smile.

"You mean.." Olaf broke to a big grin and chuckled.

Elsa pulled out a paper and folded it until in came to a form of a paper plane. A small whisper and a small blow of ice and she let it fly out her study's window.

"Let's wait by the courtyard. I'm sure that friend of ours won't take long before he got the message." Elsa said and walked to their courtyard in silence while Olaf jumped in anticipation and excitement of who was coming over to play.

"Now, now, Olaf. We better get something for breakfast first. Carrot juice is served fore the morning as I requested Miss Brenda." Elsa said and walked to the dining hall with that boy next to him.

"Really? I love you Elsa!" The boy ran in excitement at the dining hall because of the carrots. Why not give the boy a sweet reward from his recent battle?

The girl took the liberty to change her dress as she walked on the way to the dining hall to something more casual for the day and joined Olaf only to see a guest of hers hugging the boy.

His white, frosted hair matched his sweet blue eyes perfectly with his look for spring. A smile decorated his lips as he enjoyed the company of Young Olaf who was crushing him in a hug.

"Well, you certainly arrive earlier that I expected you to be." Elsa said and chuckled.

"Well, you might need a good dose of fun once in a while, my dear sister." He said which made the blonde raise  her brow in a high arc.

"Really Jack?" She asked in disbelief and placed her hand over her hips and flashed her brother a sly grin.

"Well, if I do say so myself, Sister." He said and flew to the girl.

"Why not eat fist before you start playing around?" She said and in a wave of her hand, the guy was in a chair, unable to escape his sister's magic.

"No fair, Elsa!" he protested and pouted at the direction of the blonde who made her way to her chair.

"Jack, you know better than to start a snowball fight here in the dining hall." The blonde said and shrugged. "I'll let you go after I finish eating with Olaf here. Then we proceed to the courtyard. I also have a few matters to discuss with you." She said and started eating.

Jack huffed and sighed seeing that he can't do anything in the position he currently is in.