I looked myself over again in the bathroom mirror. My hair would not smooth down. I don't know why. I barred my teeth and looked at them in the mirror. When the doorbell rang I jumped and almost fell into the tub. Emma walked into the doorway.
"Why are you getting all fancied up?" She giggled. I glared.
"No reason that concerns you." I said. She snorted and waltzed downstairs. I heard the door open and the sound of my mother's voice.
"Hello Mrs. Snow!" She said. I smiled and walked out of the bathroom. I walked into my room and pulled on my blue hoodie over my bare chest. I walked down the stairs feeling the cold wood under my bare feet. I looked up and saw Elsa walk through the door. Everything went in slow motion. I watched as Elsa looked up at me. Her white hair gleaming in the light and her make-up just perfect. Her eyelids had a light purple-pink eye-shadow and her eyelashes were long and black with her mascara. Her lips were amazing. I wanted to kiss them. They were glossy with a pink tinged lip-gloss. I gave her a once over. She was wearing a short frost-blue dress with a small slit going to her thigh. Her hair was put in a loose French braid. I smiled at her. She looked at me. She gave me her crooked smile. I walked the rest of the stairs and came up to her.
"Hey." I said. She looked at me.
"Hey." She said.
"You look-" I looked at her, "nice." I finally forced out. She smirked.
"Did I make pretty boy speechless?" Elsa sneered. I smirked.
"Quite the opposite, actually." I said.
"Then why aren't you talking?" She stared at me.
"I-er-um." She smirked.
"Mum, how long is this dinner?" She asked turning to her mother. Mrs. Snow looked horrified.
"Elsa! We do not talk that way in front of the people who invited us over!" Mrs. Snow scolded. Elsa sighed and rolled her eyes. Anna looked at me in disgust.
"What?" I snapped staring at the girl. She glared and turned to continue her conversation with Emma. I turned to see Elsa looking around the house.
"Nice house." She said. I smirked.
"Thanks." I said. She followed my mother into the dining room and ignored what I said. What the hell is wrong with her? I thought.
I sat across from Elsa. She kept looking up at me and giving me a smirk. I tried to read her face. She kept so much hidden. Well, that I know of. She seems like she has so much hidden. She would go back down to her plate of apple pie and continue eating before I could piece together what she was hiding.
"Dude, Elsa's freaking hot." Buddy whispered in my ear. I turned to my friend. He had a smirk on his face as he turned to Elsa and gave her a one-up. She returned the movement.
"She digs me." He whispered again. I snorted.
"Like she'd ever go for you." I said. I turned to face him. Buddy had really dark brown eyes and his face was rough, but happy. He was from Australia and his accent was really strong. His hair was brown and had a tiny bit of a grey-blue in it from when he had dyed it. He snorted.
"And how do you know? Is she taken?" He asked me.
"No, I just know she is kinda rude." I said.
"Ooh! A bad girl!" Buddy lowered his tone into his "sexy" voice. I snorted again.
"Emma, since you and Anna are done eating, how about you show Anna to your room?" Mum asked. Emma looked up at her mother. She raised an eyebrow.
"Really mum?" She asked sarcastically. Mum nodded. Emma sighed and scooted back her chair. "C'mon Anna." Anna followed Emma up to her room. I heard the bedroom door shut. I looked up at Elsa and saw her head in her hands.
"Jack why don't you give Elsa a tour of the house?" Mum asked. Elsa looked up suddenly. Her eyes were wide with shock.
"W-what?" I choked on my pie. Mum stared at me like I was being stupid.
"Give. Elsa. The. Tour." She said stretching the vowels. I swallowed and looked over at Elsa who had placed her head on the table.
"Ooh! Make me proud, bud." Buddy whispered.
"Buddy!" I snarled. He snorted.
"Elsa!" Her mother whispered. Elsa looked up and brought her head off the table.
"Whatever." She sighed. She took her napkin off her lap and set it on the table. She got off her chair and walked into the living room with me behind her. Once we were in the room she turned towards me and pointed a finger.
"What?!" I asked.
"I don't want to be here." She stated. I stared at her.
"You're the one who accepted my request to come! You didn't have to!" I shouted in a whisper.
"Whatever. Just give me the tour of your stupid house." She snapped. I rolled my eyes and showed her around.
"And finally, this is my room." I said. I opened the door and she walked inside. She snorted. "What?" I asked.
"Nothing." She said looking over at my bed.
"Why'd you snort?" I asked.
"I didn't snort." She said. I stared at her.
"Then what was this?" I asked mimicking her snort.
"I didn't make that noise!" She said. I snorted.
"Uh, yeah. You did." I said. She glared.
"I never snort." She said crossing her arms.
"Are you seriously fighting over this?" I said. She looked up at me. I was surprised by how oblivious I was to her height before. She was actually quite petite. I smirked.
"What are you smirking at?" She snapped.
"N-nothing." I said. It was her turn to smirk.
"Whatever you're trying to do, it's not working." She snapped. I stared at her.
"I'm not trying to do anything. You're the one who keeps staring." I said. She backed up shocked.
"I'm not staring!" She shouted.
"Then why were your eyes locked on me constantly during dinner?" I asked. She stared at me.
"I wasn't staring at you constantly!" She snapped. She started to walk out of the room but I grabbed her arm. "Let go of me!" She shouted.
"If you weren't staring, then what were your eyes doing?" I asked. She glared.
"You had food on your face." She snapped.
"I seriously doubt that." I sneered. She looked at me. I kept my gaze locked onto her. She kept staring.
"Fine you didn't have food on your face." She finally said. I smirked.
"Then why were you staring?" I asked. She glared. Suddenly I was surprised. She jumped up and gave me a small kiss on my right cheek. She then pulled her wrist away from my grasp and ran back downstairs. I looked at myself in the mirror. My entire face was flushed. I looked at the empty doorway and realized what just went down. I ran out of my room and past Emma's room hearing the two girls giggling. As I ran passed Emma yelled out "How was your kiss?" I glared at her and kept running after Elsa.
"Elsa!" I said finally catching up to her. She turned around and crossed her arms again.
"I only did that to get you to let me go." She snapped.
"But you kissed me." I said.
"Like I said, I only did that so you'd let me go." She repeated.
"But you kissed me!" I said grabbing her elbow so she couldn't get away. She glared at me.
"Don't make me do it again." She said. I gripped harder in her elbow. She looked at my hand. She glared.
"Fine." She went on tip-toes and leaned in to kiss my cheek. I moved my head and she kissed my lips. She pulled away and looked at me shocked. Her cheeks turned a bright pink. She pulled her elbow away from my hand and walked out to her car. She sat down in the back seat and leaned her head on the window. I heard my dad's booming voice echo in the kitchen.
"You guys should come over this weekend for the football game!" He said. I turned around and closed the front door.
"That's great! Will do!" Mr. Snow said. It confused me how Elsa had blonde hair but everyone else in her family had brown. Then again, it's the same thing with my family. I thought. I smirked at the thought of Elsa. Maybe she did have a thing for me. I blushed at the thought.
"Great! We'll see you guys on Friday!" Dad said. I just registered what he said. I blinked.
"You're coming again this Friday?" I asked. Mr. Snow nodded.
"Yes." He said. I smirked. My father looked at me curiously. I quickly ran back upstairs and closed my door. Shortly after, I heard a knock on my door.
"Elsa, what do you wa- oh. Hey Buddy." I said. Buddy smirked.
"So, she kissed you huh?" He asked. I stared at him.
"No." I replied. Buddy stared at me.
"Dude, you know you can't lie." He said. I smirked.
"Fine, it was an accident." I said. it was Buddy's time to smirk.
"Sure." He said stretching the 'U'. "Oh, and she's leaving. If you want to give her a goodbye kiss-"
"Buddy!" I shouted. Buddy snorted. "Real mature." I said walking out of my room.
Elsa sat in her parents' car waiting to leave. She brought her hand up to her mouth and touched her lips. She still felt the tingle. His lips on hers were cold, but they felt amazing. The cold never bothered her. He was like her. The white hair in a family full of brown heads. She smirked. Their eyes were the same color, too. The only thing that was different about them was that she had ice powers. He didn't. She was alone in that area. She wouldn't dare get close to Jack, though. She didn't want to risk hurting him like she did Anna. She sighed. Elsa looked up and saw her family exiting the household. They walked towards the car and when her father opened the door, she heard him say "Great! We'll see you on Friday!" Elsa looked up with wide eyes. What? She thought. Anna piled in to the car and sat next to her sister.
"So?" She asked. Elsa stared at her; she was making sure she stayed her distance.
"So, what?" She asked.
"You and Jack kissed!" She squealed. Their parents looked up from buckling.
"What?" Her father asked. Elsa blushed and hid her face.
"It was an accident." She muttered.
"Love is no accident, Elsa." Anna giggled.
"Anna!" Elsa shouted. She turned to the window and saw Jack peeking out the door as his parents waved goodbye. She blushed again and ducked her head.
I watched through the door as Elsa's family drove away. I'll see her in class tomorrow, and then on Friday! I almost whooped. Buddy elbowed me in the ribs as he made his way out to his car with his parents. I smirked and punched him in the arm.
"Ow." He joked. I snorted and ran upstairs and closed my door. I walked over to my desk and sat down. I ran my fingers through my white hair. I poked my desk and frost issued out of my finger and made a small frost heart.