~Hello my lovely people! So I'm starting to attempt this Frozen fanfic, purely because I got the inspiration to write this. Although this first chapter may seem a little short, it has a lot in it so hold on tight and enjoy! I would also like to thank my amazing betareader for fixing all my gramar mistakes.~

Anna couldn't wait to get home and finish her homework after a long day at school. Feeling sluggish from carrying her camo backpack all day, she slid her hands into the pocket of her green hoodie, trying to make it more comfortable. As she walked down the street, she kept glancing down towards her feet, her vision mostly obscured from her long-legged faded jeans. "These teachers have swamped me again." She whispered to herself, tucking a strand of her auburn hair behind her ear. Feeling her cell phone vibrate in her jacket pocket, she pulled it out and checked it. Checking the caller ID, Anna noticed that it was her friend Kristoff calling. Kristoff? I swear if he's calling to ask me to help Olaf again, I'll punch him in the dick! Anna reluctantly picked up the phone and said, "What do you want this time?"

"Oh, I can't just call you to talk? Come on feisty pants! What happened to hearing a guy out?" Kristoff's tone was playful, but Anna knew that he was going to ask her for a favor.

"What do you want this time?" Anna knowingly asked.

He let out a sigh, and said, "Okay! You caught me.. I-I need help with some of our homework."

Well at least it's not about Olaf this time. Anna thought.

"I'm already on my block though!" Anna whined. "I can almost see my house from here!" She finished speaking with a groan of exhaustion.

Kristoff pleaded for a bit, and they finally came to an agreement.

"Since you're the one who can drive, you need to get your butt over here if you want me to help you!"

"But my car is still in the shop!" Kristoff whined through the phone.

"I don't want to hear it, Kristoff! You still have Sven, what ever happened to the fast and furious reindeer king I once knew?" Anna giggled as she heard Kristoff grumbling as he threw carrots into his bag.

"Geez, feisty pants, you do you realize how upset you make me sometimes? I mean, really-"

Anna began to tune him out as she stopped walking. She began to notice another sound, and after a few seconds she realized what it was. It was the sound of a girl crying, causing her to look around.

"Kristoff hush for a bit, okay?" She whispered, cutting his rant off. Anna listened and started walking in the direction that the sound was coming from. After a few more steps, and the crying getting gradually closer, she wasn't sure if she could stay on the phone, so she hung up. She immediately sent him a text saying: Meet at my house in 45 minutes. I'll have someone else with me.

After she sent the text, she silently turned off her phone and looked up. Surprised at where she was at, she realized that she had walked into an alley, and was extremely close to the source of the crying. Turning to her left, she saw a platinum blonde with almost snowy-looking skin sat against the wall, curled into herself. Anna carefully approached the girl, staying in the dark. Trying to get a better look, Anna tripped over a garbage bag and let out a surprised gasp, barely catching herself. The gasp was loud enough though, as the girl heard her and was now aware that someone was there.

"W-who's there?" Surprisingly smooth, the blonde's voice rang out. She looked up from her hands and Anna saw her striking ice blue eyes.

When the blonde did not receive a response, she asked again, this time more forcefully. "I said, who's there? Show yourself!"

Surprised, Anna obeyed and stepped out of the shadows. She avoided eye contact for a few moments, then finally gathering up her courage to look back at the other girl when she felt a pair of eyes on her.

"What did you come here for?" The platinum blonde questioned.

The sudden question caught Anna off guard. After a long moment, she took a step forward and sat down closer to the other girl, now about ten feet away. "Well I-I heard crying.." she paused. "..A-and I wanted to make sure you were okay."

Now that she was closer, Anna realized that she knew the girl.. she was a senior at her school. Anna noticed the blonde beginning to zone out, and she took the chance to move a little closer, now about six feet away.

"Oh! My name's Anna, by the way." Her voice seemed to snap the blonde back to reality.

Sniffling, the girl had a look of gratitude on her face, and she half-smiled at Anna. "Thanks for checking on me, Anna." In a childlike manner that stole Anna's breath, the blonde wiped away the remaining tears off of her face.

I barely even know her but she's so adorable! Anna thought.

"Oh! Where are my manners today? My name is Elsa." The blonde looked away again, beginning to drift off into her thoughts.

Anna once again moved closer to her, now having only a mere four feet between them. Now even closer, Anna noticed some light freckles gracing Elsa's flawless skin.

"What are you doing?" The question shocked Anna. She opened her mouth to speak and simply shut it again, lost for words. Elsa's tone was almost ice-cold when she said, "You do realize that I can still see you when I'm looking to the side, right?"

Anna looked at the platinum blonde in shock. "I-I'm.. uh.. s-sorry?" She began to back up but stopped when Elsa started to cry again. "Y-you know, I've seen you around school. You go to Arendelle like me." When Elsa's shoulders began to shake and she heard a single sob escape the older girl's mouth, Anna carefully moved over to her side. "Hey, you don't have to cry, okay? I don't know what's bothering you but someone as beautiful as you shouldn't be sitting in a dark alley crying."

Oh shit! That last part was not supposed to come out like that! Her face slanted with worry as Elsa sent her a questioning glance, not crying anymore.

"Y-you think I'm beautiful?" Elsa said, smiling at the younger girl. She thinks I'm beautiful. Me, Elsa.. beautiful? "I've seen you around before too, you're a freshman, right?" She was sent into shock when Anna leaned in to wipe her tears away. Elsa turned around to conceal her light blush. "Y-you should go. I just want to be alone for a while, okay? That's why I'm back here in the first place.. to be alone."

Anna's looked saddened by her words and went to put a hand on Elsa's shoulder, but stopped herself just before. "I.. I just wanted to see if you would like to come over?" When Elsa didn't answer her, Anna subconsciously rubbed her own arm nervously. Getting up and beginning to walk off, Anna stopped when she was about five feet away from Elsa. "Feel free to come by if you do decide you want to, I'm never too busy."

Elsa looked up as Anna started to walk away again, and sighed. "Wait!" Anna enthusiastically turned around, happiness in her eyes. "I'm not saying that I'm going to come over, but you didn't even tell me where you lived." Elsa said. God, this girl is too much. She's absolutely amazing! She cares about others regardless of whether they're strangers or not. From what I can tell so far, she has a perfectly flawless personality - not to mention her even more flawless body.. with looks like that she could get away with murder!

Anna bit her lip in thought. "I can't really describe it to you. I'm sorry, but if you want to know where it is then you'll have to follow me." She paused, and then added, "It's just a little further down the block." Anna's eyes pleaded with such excitement in them that the blonde couldn't resist. Elsa got up and seemed to glide over to the redhead.

Only then did Anna really pay attention to what Elsa was wearing, rather than making sure the blonde beauty was okay. Elsa was dressed in a white t-shirt with a royal blue jacket zipped up three quarters of the way, white skinny jeans, and to top it off a beautifully done braid pulled to her left side was sitting on her shoulder, held together with a hair tie and a single silver snowflake on it.

Man, flawless doesn't even begin to describe her. She's like, some sort of angel.. no, a goddess!

Elsa was now standing beside Anna. Beginning to, once again, lose herself into thought, she was snapped back into reality by the sudden warmth radiating from her wrist.

Anna.

Elsa looked down and saw that Anna had grabbed her wrist, then she looked back up at the younger girl's face to see a questioning glance.

Elsa nodded, and said, "I don't see any harm in going to your house if it's only for the reason of finding out where it is."

Anna's eyes brightened and she tugged the older girl's wrist, pulling her into a run.

God help me, this girl is adorable.

When the two of them had finally stepped out into the light, Elsa took note on Anna's features that were hard to notice in the alley.

Where to begin though? She has beautiful light caramel skin, her auburn hair was done in two perfectly even braids, and those freckles.. Elsa wondered where exactly did all those freckles end, or better yet, did those freckles have an end at all?

Elsa didn't know how long she'd been staring at Anna, but she snapped back into reality when Anna was talking to her.

"See that house at the end of the street? That's my house."

It was a beautiful brick house, perfectly sized and sculptured. Anna's house was so precious that Elsa cracked a grin at the sight when Anna started leading her over to the sidewalk.

"182 Spring Creek? It's beautiful!" But nowhere near as beautiful as you. Elsa saw the younger girl giving her another pleading look, and gave in. She sighed and pushed her bangs out of her face, then said, "I guess I could stay a while. But, quick question.. is that reindeer yours?"

Anna mentally cursed herself but managed to remain calm. "No, it's not. I completely spaced that a friend of mine was coming over to get help on our homework." She paused, then said, "Y-you should still stay, it'll be fun! Just give me a second."

Anna motioned for Elsa to stay where she was, and after Elsa gave her a slight nod, she ran over to the left corner of the house. Elsa saw her jump, as if scared, and then the redhead dragged a blonde haired boy from behind the fence, giving him a noogie.

"Kristoff! How many times have I told you that it's not nice to scare people?!"

"I'm sorry, feisty pants, I just couldn't resist!" Kristoff's voice soon became full of laughter as Anna continued to mess his golden hair up.

Elsa giggled at the sight, and then let out a subtle cough to remind the redhead that she was still there.

"Oh, I'm sorry!"

Kristoff curiously looked over towards Elsa as Anna let go of her grip on him.

"Elsa, this is Kristoff. And Kristoff, this is Elsa." Anna said, then she motioned for Elsa to move over to the two of them. She laughed when Sven startled Elsa with a snort, making her jump. "It's okay, he doesn't bite. He's just a big softie."

They all met up by the front door. Anna quickly grabbed her keys and fumbled with them, causing them to slip through her fingers and onto the welcome mat. As Anna leaned down to pick up her keys, she heard a snicker come from Kristoff and Elsa's direction.

"Haha yeah I'm so funny! You know I could just leave you both out here, right?"

The sound sharply died off, which made Anna smile triumphantly as she picked up the keys and unlocked the door, throwing it open.

"Welcome to casa de Anna, you guys. Enjoy your stay but don't enjoy it too much!"

Elsa blinked upon entering the house. It's just as beautiful inside as it is outside! Elsa snapped out of her trance to realize that Anna and Kristoff were already in the kitchen grabbing Dr. Pepper and chocolate milk.

Anna, you're so childlike and it's melting my heart! Elsa thought, rolling her eyes before she realized what she thought and stiffened. What are you saying?! You can't fall for a girl, you simply must refrain for this! She glanced at the floor, then back up when she heard Kristoff's booming laughter coming from the kitchen.

"Hey, looks like you've got a mustache there."

Anna licked it off with a flash of her tongue, then scrunched up her nose to see if it was gone.

"Don't worry, freckles, you got it."

Anna sent Kristoff a deadly glare, then smirked and walked away.

"Elsa, do you want to join us with our homework? You're at least a junior, and this is only simple Algebra 1!"

The blonde looked over at Anna and crossed her arms. "If it's so simple, why is it so hard for you guys to do it yourselves?"

Anna blinked, surprised with Elsa's playful tone. "Because it's not simple for us but it will be for you."

Elsa sighed, but continued with her playfulness. "Anna, if you have me do your homework for you, then you're barely going to understand tomorrow's lesson! I won't hinder you from passing your classes. Also, for the record, I'm a senior, small fry."

By this point, Kristoff burst into laughter. "D-did she just call you small fry? Oh my god Anna why have you not introduced us sooner?!"

Elsa smirked at Kristoff's reaction, but it became a full-on grin when she saw Anna's reaction. She's adorable when she's mad, too? This girl is just too much..

"Because I didn't know her before today! Damn it, Kristoff! Stop laughing!" Anna said, crossing her arms and huffed childishly. She then took another sip of her chocolate milk before walking over to the table and settling herself.

She gave Elsa permission to watch television, play video games, or listen to music while Kristoff and her finished their homework. As time passed by, Elsa became more and more restless, and just as she was about to leave she heard Anna's voice call out.

"We're done! Finally.."

Kristoff sighed and thanked Anna, then returned the noogie that she gave him earlier.

Anna cursed at him, and said, "Damn it, bird brain! Now I have to take my hair down!"

Kristoff chuckled at her aggravation. "I don't see why you refuse to wear it down all the time. It looks good that way!"

Anna rolled her eyes and disregarded his comment. "Goodbye Kristoff." She said, gently nudging him to the front door.

"Wait, what? Anna-"

Anna cut him off by opening the door and pushing him out, then closing the door.

"Wow, I sure hope that you're not going to say 'bye' to me like that." Elsa giggled when Anna started to bite her lip, obviously at loss for words.

"O-of course I wouldn't! It's just, Kristoff and I have been friends for as long as I can remember, so we joke around like that!" The redhead made her way over to the couch, where Elsa was, and plopped down. Laying her head on the blonde's lap, she said, "So what was with that small fry thing earlier?"

Elsa was shocked that Anna still remembered that detail after doing homework for so long. "Oh, uh, that was nothing. Just a little bit of fun I guess."

Anna smiled up at Elsa, then looked over at the clock and shot up. "Oh my god Elsa we should probably get you home! It's six o'clock! Damn it, I can't drive either!"

Elsa giggled at the sudden change in Anna's face. From relaxed to worried in a second. "And here I thought you wanted me to come over and hang out with you!"

"O-oh well if you wanted to spend the night or something I guess I wouldn't mind, I mean I'd have to make a place in here.. or clean my room." Anna lost herself in thought for a few moments while questioning what to do.

The blonde bit her thumb nail in concern. "I don't have to stay if you don't want me to.. but I guess if you're offering, it would be nice.."

"Oh! No worries, you're going to have the time of your life." Anna grinned and hugged Elsa, not really knowing what she was thinking.

Elsa attempted to conceal her blush, and when the hug ended she blinked at the younger girl, then stared down at her own hands, folded neatly in her lap.

Anna scratched the back of her head awkwardly. Her hair was still a little messy since she had forgotten to take her braids out. "Right.. I'm going to go and get some blankets and a pillow for you."