Too Little Too Late, Too Much Too Soon

by Ice Mistress99

Okay, I know what you're thinking...why did I resume that story on a different user? Because my best friend doesn't approve of kissing before marriage so I wanted to publish it where she wouldn't have to read it. Elsa is concealing, trying to not feel any emotions, but that's rather hard when Hiccup, who ran away, appears and begins to attract her attention.

1. Chapter 1

Sorry I didn't update sooner, been pretty busy. Well, here's the chapter! Enjoy and review is all u ask.

"Papa, I'm scared! Anna almost found out about my powers because the door was frozen." The King of Arendelle and the Queen bit their lips and looked helplessly at their daughter, who was trembling in fear and holding her hands as if they were poisonous. Her eyes were wide and fearful, and she hadn't been eating much either so her frame was even skinnier than normal.

"Elsa, try not having feelings. Don't feel it, remember?" The King said, and Elsa looked down at her hands. She took a deep breath, then pulled her hands to her side, clenching them into fists and her eyes grew less wide.

"There now, you see? That helps." The queen moved towards her daughter, but Elsa stepped back, crying,

"No! Don't touch me! I'll just hurt you."

This unhappy family was the Royal family of Arendelle, the young woman was the future queen of Arendelle, and this is her story.

Two years later.

Hiccup has been flying aimlessly for two years, not knowing what he was looking for, and is now flying from the neighboring kingdom of corona where he had been in the woods for 1 year. He has heard of the kingdom of Arendelle, and intends to be there for the festival of fall.

Elsa had been having more and more trouble controlling her powers, especially as she was experiencing the monthly crisis all girls experience. Elsa was currently standing before her window staring out at the people below, bustling around happily, preparing for the Autumn festival. She turned when she heard the door open and beheld her mother. She smiled weakly, and turned back to the window.

"Elsa, your Father and I agree that you've shown maturity lately, concealing your powers so well, and that you can go on a ride out in the wood today. No one will go with you, since a volley of guards seem to just make you nervous, but we trust that if danger should come, you will remember your sword training and protect yourself." Elsa turned back to her mother, and her eyes glimmered with the most emotion the Queen had seen in 2 years. Elsa smiled and replied quietly,

"Thank you, mother. I would enjoy that." The Queen smiled, then patted her daughter's arm.

"You may start out right now if you like, and you can stay out as long as you like." Elsa nodded and waited for her mother to leave before changing into her riding outfit. She never had servants attend her because she preferred to dress herself, and she was afraid of freezing them. Little did she know how much that ride would change her life.

Cliffie! BYE!