This was so, so good. The angst and the way you wrote it, was perfect. Can I ask you a question though? How did you go about writing this? I know it's been a while, and my question is actually more, how do you go about writing the way you do?
What, for lack of a better word, steps do you take? I'm trying to write a longer story and I'm super excited about it, but i tend to tell the story instead of show it. How does one weave showing and telling the way you do?

SO MANY FEELINGS 3 3 3

Great job!

"Near the nursery, a spread of wildflowers begins to bloom." This line was simply darling.

awww this is so cute!

I came back because I needed more feels after OFA.

Aww, he's cute. Anna will be pleased he has flower powers rather than ice!

I could totally see this happening in the movie. I remember when my identical twin nephews were born they were so small and tiny. Red looking too. I was scared to hold one of them I was scared that I would drop them or not hold them properly. Finally I relented and held one while I was sitting down. When he started to fush and cry I thought I had done something wrong.

Awwww. What a sweet little baby. Poor Elsa being terrified.

This is so adorable! And yes, you gave Elsa justice. It's not easy being the queen who nearly killed her own sister to accept the fact that she's becoming an aunt.I can feel how Elsa would severely panic if she was forced to hold the child without controlling her magic. This is very well done, and NEVER stop your obsession with Frozen. Just let it flow... looking forward to more like this.

I love this so much I cannot even express it. It's such a beautiful, fluffy story but it's meaningful, too. It's short, sweet and what I could imagine to be canon. Thank you for writing a beautiful story.

HE'S GOT PLANT POWERS!

A good one

A beautiful, heartwarming little story. I love how you have all the characters perfectly in character, and I can tell that you put your heart into the story as well, making it shine bright.

Beautiful! Simply beautiful!