Elsa's P.O.V.

There was no life left for me to live. Sure Anna has helped me tons with my work and taking care of the kingdom but my state of depression hasn't gotten better. If anything, it's gotten worse. The color of his hair. The color of flawless snowflakes. And his blue eyes. Blue as the ocean. If only I could've just stepped up to him and asked him something . . . anything. Recalling what happened on that day made me want to go back in time and change everything that happened on that day. I wouldn't have seen him until I fell. When he lifted me, I should have spoken up. I shouldn't have hurt him with my powers. All of these heavy thoughts weighed upon me like an elephant, like an elephant that has no where to go. Tears started welling up in my eyes. I crawled onto my bed, thinking about what had happened that day. Out of sadness, I accidentally froze the part of my bed. But i didn't care. Slowly, I fell asleep, still thinking about what had happened that day.

I had woken up and complete silence surrounded me. I still must have been dreaming. The lights were out when I remember that I didn't turn them off before I went to sleep. I still felt a bit drowsy because of the fact that I was asleep. All of these thoughts kept bobbing around in my head. All of these questions without answers. Mystery. I had completely forgotten about that guy I saw at the cafe. The idea struck me and I suddenly lost my sense of reality. Was it real or not real? These questions kept going around in my head as my eyes foraged for light. I still couldn't see any light! My mind recounted every fact that led up to the fall. Everything was crystal clear in my mind. But it seemed like a dream. When Anna was talking to me on the way back, seemed so hazy. My mind fought for an answer and finally I decided to stick with imaginary.

Suddenly, a light flickered. I moved closer to it when the light turned into crystal snowflakes. Another part of the room was then illuminated, pointing to a snowman. The snowman brought back many memories of when Anna and I would build snowmen together.

Flashback

Me and Anna roll up a snowman.

Me: (moving snowman's arms) Hi, I'm Olaf! And I like warm hugs!

Anna:(going to hug Olaf cheerfully) I love you, Olaf!

The good old times. Those good times I had with Anna. Before I struck her. Turned away from the snowman when a miniature castle appeared. That castle! I could recognize it anywhere! That's the castle I built during my time up on that mountain. I wonder how that castle's doing up there. Then again, it must've been destroyed when those guards tried to kill me. And that chandelier incident. Along with the castle came Marshmallow. That adorable snowman. Always was there for me. My protector. My guardian. I did get cheered a little when that thought suddenly strikes me again. That tiny smile I had remembering all these beautiful memories faded and I returned to my bed. I felt my way through (since half of the room was still dark) and plopped myself back on my bed. I sat there just thinking when a sudden gust of wind blew past my face. I may be sad but I know that I didn't create that icy gust of wind. Come to think of it, I didn't create any of those ice sculptures. I must be losing my mind. Unconsciously, I walked in the direction the wind was blowing. When, all of a sudden, it stopped. And everything went pitch-black again. 

That's when I carefully moved forward and out of the shadows, I saw him.

Jack's P.O.V.

I felt overjoyed; my heart was pounding loudly and was full of mixed emotions. I had finally found her after searching and searching. And now she here. Right in front of me!

"I've heard you were depressed," I said trying to keep my cool.

"And I suppose you came to bring me some joy?" she asked mischievously. Tears started welling up in her eyes. Tears of happiness. She sniffed and giggled. Her laugh brought music to my ears.

"Would you like to go out for dinner one of these days?" I asked nervously, hoping she'd say yes.

"Yes," she replied giggling. Even in the dark her face glowed. Her blue eyes sparkled and were wide with wonder.

"Tomorrow, at Yoo-Hoo's" I said acting polite yet cool. No pun intended.

"Okay," was all she could say. But with just one word, my life was forever changed.

Tomorrow it was.