When I first created my fanfiction account I had no intention of ever writing a crossover story as I had never read/watched a book/movie where I felt that the characters should be crossed over. However, a few years after both Rise of the Guardians and Frozen came out I stumbled across Jelsa. I instantly fell in love with idea of Jack Frost and Elsa falling in love. I became so obsessed with it that I made it my mission to find the perfect story about the two of them. I read story after story only to be disappointed that the stories never seemed to go the way I wanted them to go. Don't get me wrong I found some great stories about them, but they just weren't what I was expecting and wanting from these stories. I realized that this had nothing to do with the authors, but had everything to do with me. If I thought that I could write a better crossover story than someone else, I should have to prove that I can and not just say it. So I began planning my story which leads me to this story that you are reading now. I give you my version of how I think a Jelsa love story should go. I hope you enjoy and feel free to comment on whether or not you think this is a good story. But regardless of what anyone says I will not stop writing this story even if everyone hates it because I need to get it out of my head so that I can focus on some of my more major projects such as the book that I am attempting to write.

This story begins a little over a year after the events of Rise of the Guardians because if you look it up Rise of the Guardians came out one year and six days before Frozen. This also works under the assumption that it is the day of Elsa's Coronation.

I own none of the characters from Rise of the Guardians or Frozen, just the plot and the OCs that I create myself.

Jack's POV

I was flying around Ushuaia for a couple days as it was winter time down there and I was having fun icing up the sidewalks under people's feet and starting snowball fights with kids in the parks. I even gave them a snow day. I was having a blast just zooming around watching people enjoying the snow. It started getting later so I decided to head home, or at least the one place I call home, my hometown of Burgess. Jamie and his friends were still outside playing, but they would be going home soon as well plus it was the middle of summer.

Normally I would have loved to have played with them even if it was only for a little bit, but for some reason, today I felt sad. I hadn't felt a sadness like this since Jamie started seeing me. Today though I felt sad. I wanted to go someplace, but my mind didn't know where. I just knew in my heart there was someplace that I should go. With that in mind I had the winds lead me wherever my heart wanted me to go. I flew for a short while staring off to see where I was going. When I saw where I was going I stopped. In the distance I could see my destination. It was the Burgess Cemetery.

I never went there in the 301 years that I have been Jack Frost, but I knew now why I was here. I flew towards the cemetery until I found the gravestones that I was looking for. My mother and sister were here. I stood over their graves just staring at their names.

Since I got my memory back I could see them clearly in my mind's eye. They were both very beautiful. Though I died when my sister was very young, I found that I had watched her grow up without even knowing who she was. She had gotten married to a good kind man who took very good care of her. Sadly, for both of them she was unable to bear children so the Overland family died with her.

I remembered her wedding particularly well because she had it in the dead of winter. People criticized her and told her that she should wait until June to have her wedding, but she refused and her loving husband stood by her decision and made sure that she would have the best winter wedding. I watched the ceremony and as they left the church I made it snow on them. It wasn't his normal snow where it tossed the snow about, but a gentle snow, the kind where you can make out each snowflake as it falls and you stare at it in wonderment that nature could make something so beautiful and unexplainable. I didn't understand why I did it, but in my heart I knew that this was the right thing to do.

I snapped back to the present and realized that I was crying. I also realized that I wasn't crying over the death of my only two family members, but the fact that I never got to know them. I wished that I knew who my father was and what had happened to him but he disappeared shortly after my sister's birth. The little that I could remember of my father was that he loved my mother very much and that whatever the reason he left us, I knew deep down that he did it for us.

I then began to think of my new family. I had North, Tooth, Sandy, Jamie, and, yes, even Bunny. Yet I felt that sadness creeping into me once again. This time, however, I realized why I was sad. I have been alive for 300 years and have had two families, but I have never found someone with whom I could start my own family with. I never used to care before, but now that I had truly discovered myself, now that I knew who I was, I found that even amongst my family I felt alone still.

I wanted to believe that somewhere out there, there had to be someone who I could spend the rest of time with them, but in 300 years I had never met anyone like me save North, Tooth, Sandy, and Bunny and I knew none of them were the right ones for me.

I flew up above the clouds where there was nothing between me and the moon. "Hey, Manny," I said, "I'm sure you understand what I'm going through. You are all alone up there in the stars, but you have everyone down here. Me, I am all alone. I know that you only watch over us and occasion give that special person powers like you did with me and the others, but I could really use someone that I could spend the rest of time with. Someone that I could love and who could love me back. I know it's a pretty tall order, but if you can would you please help me find her."

As usual, the Man in the Moon did not answer, but I wasn't expecting him to say anything to me. I flew up north to the North Pole to meet up with the others. We were having a meeting about the children of the world so that everyone stayed up to date on what children want these days.

As I flew, I started to feel strange. It was a feeling that I hadn't felt in 300 years. I felt sick. It's probably just this sadness that has me feeling this way, I thought. I continued on my way until I reached the Pole and zoomed into North's workshop. I landed and took a seat right away. That sick feeling hadn't left me yet. Bunny looked at me and said, "Wow, Frost, you look pale."

"Really?" I asked, "I thought I was starting to tan. I mean I've been laying out in the sun all day. Of course, I'm pale. I'm like the god of Winter."

Tooth looked at me with concern and said, "No, Bunny is right. You look pale, well paler than normal."

"Well, maybe if you guys stopped messing with the lighting you would be able to see me better."

North said, "Nobody is doing anything vith the lights."

I looked at him and the others and said, "Then why is it getting dark and why are you all sinking…"

The world went black.