"Please Elsa, save me." The king cried out. Her parents ship was sinking and they were still on it. She could hear them calling for help, but she couldn't save them. That was all she remembered, or at least that's what she told me. Maybe she didn't want to remember. I could see why. Nobody wants to remember the time when their parents died, especially when they were lost in such a horrible way ours were.

I was laying on my bed, staring out the window at the stars, one of my favorite things to do...or, it used to be, until Elsa and I lost our parents in a shipwreck. When the news reached Arendelle, we were both absolutely devastated. We didn't know what to do. We were scared, Elsa more than me, because our parents helped her to control her powers. Well, I shouldn't say that, all they did was lock her in her room. Elsa was sleeping right now, or at least, I thought she was, after all, she did have to run our house, pay for the bills, and feed me, but she'd been acting strange around me lately, like she loved me as more than a sister. I honestly did love her, and I want the best for her, but I can't bear to think that she would love me as anything more than a family member. Then I heard a barely audible scream coming from the hallway. As I heard the scream I pushed myself upwards, jumping out of my bed, but I failed to account for the windowsill above my head as I hit it. It hurt, but I was more worried about Elsa at the moment. I threw my door open and ran down to her room.

"Elsa, what's the matter?" I was standing at her door. I heard her screams and ran to her room, but the door was locked, like always. "Can you let me in?" It was dark in the hallway, except for the slightest bit of moonlight shining in through the window behind me.

"Just...go away Anna, I'm fine."

And that's what she always said, but she never was. She would never tell me why she wouldn't let me in. I always assumed it was something to do with her powers. "Elsa, you can't keep shutting me out like this. I'm your sister, I just want to help you." I heard her bed creak and then heavy footsteps. Elsa unlocked the door and turned around, slowly walking back to her bed. "Thank you, Elsa. Now, what happened?" Her room was dark, and I stumbled around trying to find her bed. "Elsa, I love you, you can tell me anything." Before I could even sit down, I heard a gasp. "What's wrong?" I was puzzled. Her room was too dark.

"Oh my god, Anna, what happened to your head?" There was shock in her voice, but she sounded concerned. For a sister who I had barely talked to, let alone even seen for fifteen years of my life, she cared so much about me.

She wouldn't be how she is now if it weren't for Hans and how he treated me on that school day. We were both walking down the hallway, and I was dating Hans at the time, but things were going downhill in our relationship. I hadn't been talking to him too much and he was too wrapped up in whatever he did outside of school. He saw me walking with Elsa and he walked up and pushed her into a locker. I grabbed onto his shoulder and he threw me onto the floor. "Why are you walking with this piece of shit? Are you two dating?!" He laughed as I pushed myself up from the floor. I wasn't going to take anyone treating my sister like that. I punched him in the face and he fell to the floor completely limp. I grabbed Elsa's arm and pulled her away from the locker. Hans never came around us after that. Elsa was shaken, but she gained a new need to protect me.

"Elsa, don't worry about me. I got out of my bed too fast and hit my head on the window-sill." I just wanted to hurry up and find out what I could do to comfort her, but she wasn't going to let me worry about her until she took care of me, it's how she'd always been.

"Anna, I'm not going to tell you anything until you're better. For Christ's sake Anna, you're bleeding. Follow me."

Elsa walked me back to my room and into the bathroom I had there and began wiping my forehead with a towel. I winced in pain as she touched the cut. "Elsa..." I said as she looked into my eyes

"No, Anna, don't even bother trying to tell me to stop." Elsa put her hand on the side of my face to hold it steady and she leaned in until she was right in front of me. "I'm not going to stop until you feel all better." And then she kissed me. But this wasn't just a sisterly kiss, this was more than a sisterly kiss. I pushed her away and she just stared at me. "Oh god..." she said.

"Elsa, what...what was that?" I was in complete shock as I looked into the mirror behind her at my own reflection, there was a look of pain on my face. I looked away from the mirror towards the side of her face was lit by the moonlight and I could see a look of horror on her face. "Elsa, you just kissed me."

"I...I know Anna, but...it was just a sisterly kiss, one to let you know that I'm here to protect you." She sounded nervous. And that look of horror on her face, it wouldn't go away.

"Elsa...I don't know if it was, but we need to go back to your room and talk. Elsa please. Just listen to me for once. I tugged on her arm, but she didn't move.

"Fine, Anna." She put the towel down and we walked back to her room and she sat down in her bed, and invited me to sit next to her, so I did.

"Now, what happened Elsa?"

"Anna, it was just a dream. The same one as always."

"The one where dad was calling for you to save him?" I put my arm around Elsa, and I felt her tense up. "Elsa, it's okay, you don't need to be scared around me." And when I said that, she loosened up a little bit. She began crying. Just small sobs, not full out crying.

"Y...yeah. Except much w...worse this time." She said between sobs. She moved closer to my chest, until she was right next to me. She rested her head on my shoulder and I could feel her inhale and exhale deeply, trying to calm herself. I began to stroke her hair, which was a mess, probably because of her dream.

"And what about that...that thing you just did to me, Elsa? That was more than a sisterly sort of kiss. Elsa, that was an affectionate kiss, not a sisterly kiss." I placed a hand on her shoulder. "Elsa, you can tell me, I'm not going to love you any less, but I need to know how you really feel about me."

"Ok, fine, you want to know how I feel about you? I love you Anna, and I mean more than a sister."

"Elsa...I...I don't know what to say anymore. I still love you, but its different now." I wasn't sure if I was mad, confused, I had so many thoughts running through my head, and I couldn't figure out which one I was feeling.

"Anna, listen, I know you don't know what to think right now, but will you sleep with me tonight?" My eyes had adjusted to dark and I could see Elsa's face turn to regret. "That's...Anna, that's not what..." I stopped her mid-sentence.

"Elsa, I know what you mean. I'd be glad to, if that's what'll make you happy." -She looked relieved, as if I hadn't caught on to what she'd originally meant, but I knew, I just didn't care at the moment. All I wanted to do then was comfort my sister, and if staying with her meant that, then so be it, my sister was more important to me than her feelings for me.

"Thank you, Anna." She said as she rolled back over in her bed to make room for me. "Hey Anna, I love you, more than you think." She rustled around in her bed, trying to get comfortable, I assume, and that's when I thought of something. Is Elsa trying to...no, she wouldn't do that to her own sister. She just had a bad dream and needs me to comfort her. I pushed the thought out of my mind and covered myself up with the sheets. "Goodnight Elsa." No response. She must have already fallen asleep. I closed my eyes, and that was the end of Elsa's suffering for that night.