One Week Ago...

One Week Ago…

Despite all of the time they have been spending since the (temporary) eternal winter Elsa brought to Arendelle, it never felt like enough. Elsa was always an introverted girl, especially after the incident that left Anna near ****. Now that Elsa had a cap on her magic and the opportunity to be together with her sister, her responsibilities to the kingdom as its queen have left her wanting more.

While Anna was great with people, Elsa still felt awkward when talking to her, whether or not on the matter of small-talk or for business. She wanted to be there for her sister.

With trade settled for the week and Kristoff off trading ice with local villages (taking Olaf with him for some quality time with the trolls) and will possibly be gone for half a month, Elsa finally had time to reconnect.

Elsa has spent the last hour looking for her sister, and she was starting to get worried. She asked some of the servants where her sister was, and they all said that she has not left the castle today. She could not find her anywhere. She was not in the kitchen, gourging on reserved chocolate, she was not in the garden playing with the baby geese and she did not see her in her room. Maybe she should check there again…

Elsa reached for the door to Anna’s room, only to find it empty again. She nearly turned away into the hallway, ready to give up, until she heard a noise. The closet door was only slightly ajar. Intrigued, Elsa opened the closet, and she was not sure what she was seeing.

She saw her little sister asleep on a pile of clothes, but her state of dress was what surprised her. She was wearing the top to her pajamas, her hair woven in her usual pigtails. In her mouth, lazily dangling from her spit-covered lips, was a pink pacifier meant for a baby to suck on. Instead of pajama trouser or a skirt, she was wearing what looked like a proportionately sized baby-diaper, with protective frills around the leggings to protect against leakage.

Elsa was confused, yet intrigued. Why is Anna dressed like this? She found her little sister like this adorable but—wait.

Her little sister? No, her baby sister.