Frozen Hearted

Once upon a time, in a kingdom far far away, there was a princess named Elsa. She had magical ice powers. She also had a best friend named Jack, and a sister named Anna. She and Jack would do everything together. They were the best of friends.

One day Elsa accidentally hit her sister in the face with her ice powers. Anna had to have all traces of magic removed from her life including in her memories. When this happened to her parents shut Elsa off from the outside world. Jack and Elsa's friendship fell apart at the seams. She had to shut Jack out and never talk to him again.

11 years later, Elsa's parents died, and she didn't know where to go. She couldn't deal with the grief alone, but the only person she could think of to visit was Jack, so going against everything her parents ever taught her, she snuck away to his small house in the village.

"Jack who is that?" Jack's mother called.

"It's her high highness, Queen Elsa," he said in a mocking tone.

"Let her in Jack! Honestly!"

He led her into the tiny living room. He was very mad at her for thinking she could just say sorry and be his best friend again. "Elsa! You and I were best friends 8 years ago! If you wanted that to keep going, you shouldn't have shut me out! I know your the highest most marvelous majesty and all, and you can't hangout with such poor, unimportant peasants as us, but still! Now you think you can just waltz back into my life? Well, sorry, but life doesn't work like that! Why do you want to anyway? We obviously aren't good enough for you!"

"Please just listen! Elsa said, obviously close to tears. This alone was enough to shock Jack into silence. Elsa had always seemed so confident, so sure of herself! Elsa then proceeded to tell the whole story, starting with Anna getting hit by ice, and ending right before her parents died. He just sat in silence, watching her.

"Okay, fine. I forgive you. That doesn't explain why you're here though," he said when she'd finished.

"I'm here because my parents...they...their gone!" She said, and burst out crying.
"Elsa-I'm so sorry," he exclaimed and patted her back awkwardly while she sobbed into his jacket. "I'll tell you what. Come back tomorrow and maybe we'll do something together. Friends?"

"Friends." Elsa replied and smiled, waveringly.

After that, whenever Elsa disappeared into her room, she was actually going to see Jack.

About three months after this started, Jack and Jack's younger sister were ice skating.

Elsa was watching in the woods, about to come out, when Jack's sister stepped on a patch of thin ice. "Jack," she cried. "Jack I'm scared!" Elsa stood frozen in the woods.

"It's ok...it's ok! We're going to play a little game instead!"

"No we aren't!"

"Yes we are. Would I trick you?" He said with that devious smirk Elsa loved.

"Yes! You always play tricks!"

"Well, not this time. It's hopscotch, like we always play in the village! Just one...two...three!" He said, jumping away as he did. Grabbing a stick with a hooked end, he started counting. "One..." She took a step. "Two..." The ice cracked more. Elsa held her breath. "Three!" He said, hooked her with the stick, and pulled her away from the ice, but in doing that, he swung himself onto the thin ice...

"JACK!" Elsa cried and lunged toward Jack, but it was too late. He was gone. She kneeled on the ice and cried for a long time, before she left and returned to the castle, where she cried longer. She didn't come out of her room for the rest of the night, and when she did, her eyes were red and her cheeks were stained with tears. Anna was a little worried, but she was mad at Elsa for shutting her out for so long, so she didn't say anything.

Jack sank to the bottom of the lake, until the Man in the Moon came out and spoke to him."Do you want to return to this world as a guardian of children, or are you content here?"

Shocked, but knowing the answer, Jack said "I will return to this world as a guardian." He knew he had to find Elsa. Then something went wrong. At some point during Jack's return to earth, he lost his memory! The Man in the Moon knew something was wrong, but he couldn't do much.

"Your name is Jack Frost." That was the only thing he said to Jack. Jack's hair turned white, and his eyes turned brilliant blue. He rose through the water, and the ice cracked when he touched it at the surface. As he slid out of the water, he opened his eyes. He had been taken back 300 years! His memory was still gone. All he could remember was a pair of big, beautiful, bright turquoise blue eyes. He knew he had to find this person, and if he did, he would find the answer to everything.

Jack found a stick with a hooked end. When he touched it, it glowed blue. He picked it up, and one end hit the ground. Where it hit, the ice was covered in a beautiful pattern of frost.

All the sudden, the wind picked up and blew Jack into the air. He discovered he could control the wind and make himself fly! He flew to-though he didn't know it yet, the town he will grow up in in 300 years. Here he learned that only people who believe in him can see him. Jack knew he had to find the person with the eyes, and searched and searched for many years.

I know this is bad and rushed, but I just wanting to explain the gist of the story without it getting too boring. I promise it will get better. If anyone has advice or constructive criticism, I'd be happy to hear it. Thank you, please review, follow, and favorite!