Three years later . . .

Elsa's P.O.V.

"Elsa! Wake up!" I heard Anna say. She interrupted my sleep and somehow, she was going to pay.

"Later! Go to sleep!" I said and groaned.

"No! Now! I know you wanna play," she said with a sing song voice. She sat on top of me and I could feel her weight. Gosh she was heavy.

"Not now. We'll play later," I said, turning to the other side.

"Okay. I guess you won't be able to build a snowman with me," she said almost taunting me. I heard her footsteps fading away and instantly I shot up from bed. I was not going to miss out on building a snowman with her.

As she reached the throne room, I made it snow all around her. She looked around the room and giggled. I froze the floor beneath her and turned the throne room into a mini ice skating rink. "This is amazing!" she exclaimed and giggled some more. I ran to her and snowflakes formed all around her, one touching her nose and dissolving instantly. I made a swirling motion with my hands and a snowman formed on her. She frowned and I giggled at the silliness. She couldn't keep a straight face and also burst out laughing. She shook off the snowman and walked to me.

"Aww. Why did you shake him off? He looked good on you," I said and giggled.

She looked like she was thinking and said, "I don't know. He was getting itchy." We both laughed and giggled at our jokes. I wished this day would never end.

"I have an idea," I said to her. "How about we play as Jack Frost and Anna? I'll be Jack Frost and you'll be you!"

"Yay! I want to see Jack Frost!" she squealed with glee.

"Well, you won't be able to see him. Not unless you believe. Do you believe in him?" I asked. She shook her head and smiled. "Okay. Here we go!" I said and ice blasted out from my hands. I was pushing her the opposite direction.

She laughed with joy. I always loved seeing her smile. It brought me warm happiness. I gave her once last hard push and she was lifted up to the air. I tried my best to run as fast as possible away from her sight. Behind the thrones, I saw that Anna had landed in a pile of thick, fluffy snow. I wanted to run over there and help her up. But we were playing a game. I could hear her giggling from underneath the snow.

"That was fun!" she exclaimed. She managed to pull herself out of the snow. "Elsa? Where did you go?" she asked.

"I think I've seen your sister. She just left to her room. She said she'll be right back," I said in my deepest voice, trying to suppress the giggles within me that wanted out.

"Jack Frost?" she asked, looking around, a smile crossing her lips.

"That's me!" I said again. She beamed and played in the snow. Suddenly, it started snowing. I caused it to snow. She laughed and made snow angels. "Oh? I think I hear your sister coming," I said. She stopped and sat down, still smiling. I walked out from my hiding spot, smiling.

"Elsa! Guess what?" she said, running to me.

"What?" I asked, smiling.

"I saw Jack Frost!" she squealed. She bounced around and played with the snow.

"You did?" I asked. She nodded and I smiled. "Too bad I missed him," I said with a grin.

"Maybe next time," she said. She grabbed my hand and pulled me to the snow. "Come on!" she commanded. I tried shushing her but she kept giggling. Once she pulled me to the center of the room, she looked up at me expectantly.

"Watch this," I said and raised both of my hands in the air. A burst of snowflakes filled the room. Anna watched them disperse in the air, mesmerized by the beauty. I moved my fingers back and forth in front of her. A crown of ice decorated her head and accented her eyes.

"Wow," she said, lightly touching tiara so that it wouldn't break or melt.

"Princess Anna of Arendelle," I said, bowing in front of her. She giggled and fell on her bottom. That made me laugh even more.

"Girls, what are you doing here?" I heard my mama say as she walked into the room. "Go to bed!"

"But I can't sleep!" Anna whined. I nodded obediently and walked to my bedroom. At least we had fun.