This is my first fanfiction, though I have been reading for quite a while. I have absolutely fallen in love with this movie and its story line. Feel free to read and review :) This is a one-shot, possibly a longer story in the future. Thanks and have a wonderful day

Edited to Add: I do not own Frozen or its characters. I just have fun imagining them in various stories...all rights belong to Disney :)

Anna had been having a terrible time sleeping after the great thaw. Though the gates continued to remain open, her sister was opening up more and more, and Arendelle was in love with the new queen, Anna still struggled. The fear still crept in that it would all go back to how it was before, or worse. This night Anna was plagued with the same nightmare that had haunted her the past few weeks, the day she nearly froze to death. Her death wasn't the fear; it was that she was unable to reach her sister in time to save her; that Hans had gotten to Elsa first. She continued tossing and turning, tears forming in her eyes. "No! Elsa!" she finally managed to cry out.

The Queen of Arendelle had been having her own troubles adjusting to the new life. Not only was she still getting used to all of her new found responsibilities as queen, but she also was still learning how to open up and stop shutting the world out. She was also still trying to get a handle on her powers, though much more in control than ever before, she would fear the day that she might lose control again. Her own night was fairly restless, so she decided to take a walk around the castle to clear her mind. There, she heard her sister's cries and rushed in to see what was wrong.

"Anna!" she exclaimed bursting through her sister's door without bothering to knock. Elsa was tense and the adrenaline pulsed through her vein causing ice to coat the room. She quickly looked around and saw no one but her sister thrashing around in bed, as if fighting an invisible force. She walked over and gently shook her shoulders. "Anna? Anna…it's ok, it was just a dream."

"Elsa!" the younger one gasped and sat bolt right up in bed. Breathing heavily, she slowly regained full consciousness and awareness. "Elsa…you were gone. I tried but I just couldn't get there…you were gone," she repeated through sobs.

Elsa grabbed her sister in a hug, forgetting any fear she herself had of touch, and began stroking her hair. "It's ok, it was just a dream, it's alright now."

Anna finally began to calm down realizing that no matter how real it seemed, it was only a dream and her sister was sitting right in front of her. She suddenly felt foolish for all the commotion she had caused over nothing. She sat back and looked her sister in the eyes. "I'm so sorry, Elsa. I didn't mean to disturb you. It was nothing."

Elsa felt a slight smile come across her face, "If it upset you, it's not just nothing. You are and always will be my baby sister and I care for you more than you know."

Anna smiled at this and simply replied, "Same with you…well, not that you're my baby sister or anything, just that…"

Elsa laughed at the younger girl stumbling over her words but then looked solemn and claimed, "I still have nightmares about that day too."

Anna's eyes went wide; she never thought that Elsa would be plagued with these night terrors. "You do?"

"Mmhm," the queen shook her head. "Only my nightmares consist of me losing you." As she said this, tiny tears formed in the corners of her eyes and frost began to coat the walls and ceiling. The very thought of losing Anna destroyed her, especially when it was at her own hands.

Anna, seeing her sister becoming visibly shaken and feeling the chill in the air put her hands on Elsa's shoulders. "Elsa, I'm fine. I'm right here. Nothing can get between us again."

Elsa felt a smile flash on her face, "Aren't I supposed to be the one giving the encouragement here?" Both girls began laughing as the room became warm again. Anna try to stifle a yawn in vain.

"Tired?" laughed Elsa.

"Just a little" admitted the younger girl.

"I'll let you sleep then." The queen rose to leave the room when she heard her sister chime in.

"Elsa? You could stay here tonight, if you'd like. We could keep the nightmares away."

They both smiled at each other as Elsa lay back down next to her younger sister.

"I love you, Elsa, and I am so glad you are my sister."

"I love you, too, Anna."