Bombs Fall, but We won't

by Pinkcatsnowflake

During WW2, all children were sent to the country, Elsa and Jack were no exeption. Linving in different areas, these two would never have met, but as faith woud have it, they were placed in the same ouble is, when they turn 18, they will go back to London and lose sight of each other for ever. Can they make it work while it lasts, or will the war take it's toll on them too?

2. Jack Frost Info for you sickos

Hey guys, so this isn't a chapter to do with the story, but I had to update this because if not I would keep getting reviews about Jack Frost, the boy who never grew up, so if that doesn't interest you I get it, and I Will not mind if you don't read this.

Now, for those who are still here, I'd like to start with the fact that I totaly understand the fact that you're curious, but harasing me with reviews on evry single one of my stories isn't going to change that, and get that you want to know, I really do, and I would have sent you a PM but you were all gests, so I couldn't.

So, since I'm very understanding, and because I'm in a good mood, I will answer your question.

During the time in Neverland, Elsa is 15 or 16, making her 18ish when she sees Jack again.

Anna is 12 or 13, don't sk why, she just is.

And that makes Olaf 6 or 7.

I personaly think that this is all pretty acurate, since Anna would be going through the "starting to see boys as a thing" phase, Olaf going through the "I'm sort of starting to understand the concept of life" phase, and Elsa would be going through the "Oh sh*t, I don't know what I'm doing with my life, would you slow down please" phase.

Thanks for harassing me you weardoes.

Pinkcatsowflake

PS: No I'm sh*t t drawing so I really can't draw Elsa and Jack