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Chapter 4: Journeys to London

Eugene slowly opened up his eyes and a smile grew on his face when his eyes rested on his beautiful wife's sleeping face; I'm so lucky to have this woman in my life… He leaned forward and kissed her forehead, causing her to stir, "Rise and shine, Blondie."

Rapunzel groaned and turned away from her husband, "No…it's too early."

Eugene stretched, "It's past eight…we already missed breakfast and we're going to miss the meeting with your parents if we don't get up soon."

Rapunzel brought the covers up to her chin, "The key word is soon,Eugene…so wake me up in five minutes."

Eugene chuckled, "As much as I'd like to stay in bed with you all morning, we need to get up."

"Fine…" She sat up and rubbed her eyes, "Do you want to get ready first?"

Eugene hopped out of bed and walked around to Rapunzel's side of the bed, "And give you a chance to fall back to sleep?" He began to tickle her, "I don't think so!"

Rapunzel shrieked in delight and tried to talk but she couldn't form any words over her laughter. Finally she managed to yell, "Okay! Okay! I'm awake!"

Eugene stopped tickling her and smugly smiled, "I win."

Rapunzel rolled out of bed and stood up, "Not everything's a competition, you know…"

Eugene laughed, "You're the competitive one in the relationship, Blondie, not me."

Rapunzel sheepishly smiled, "Competition is healthy, right?"

Eugene chuckled as he walked to his wardrobe, "So I've heard…" Rapunzel took a few steps and immediately nausea over came her as she stumbled against the bed. Eugene ran over to her, "Rapunzel, are you okay?"

Rapunzel rubbed her head, "I feel really dizzy…maybe I just got up too quickly."

Symptoms of pregnancy…food cravings, mood swings, nausea with or without vomiting, fatigue… Eugene furrowed his brow, "I think you should go back to bed."

Rapunzel's mouth fell open, "You're kidding right? I just woke up, thanks to you."

Eugene picked her up and placed her on the bed, "Yeah, but…you haven't been feeling well in the mornings recently so I think you should just go back to sleep until the nausea wears off. I'll talk to your parent about moving the meeting to a later time."

Her eyes began to slowly fill with concern, "Should I be worried, Eugene?"

He gave her a reassuring smile, "Absolutely not. Now get some rest…"

He quickly changed into his proper clothes and as he made his way to the door, Rapunzel yawned, "Eugene? When you come back, could you bring me some hazelnut soup? I don't know why, but I've been craving that since we left Arendelle."

Of course, you have… Eugene chuckled, "Sure thing, Blondie."

Eugene quickly made his way to the King's study and burst through the doors, "Sorry I'm late Your Maje-I mean, Father…Rapunzel and I overslept but it'll never happen again, I promise-"

"Eugene, it's alright." The King kindly smiled, "We figured you two would sleep in anyways since you arrived so late last night." He looked past Eugene, "Where is my daughter?"

Eugene closed the door behind him, "That's what I wanted to talk to you about…Rapunzel, wasn't feeling quite well this morning so I wanted to ask if we could possibly move this meeting to a later time?"

The King understandably nodded, "Of course, we don't have anything else going on today since we're avoiding outside interaction until we've fully recovered."

The Queen furrowed her brow, "Eugene, what's wrong with her?"

"She was just a little dizzy and nauseas this morning, I told her to sleep off the nausea so she should be fine after eating some lunch."

The Queen's eye filled with concern, "Has she seen the doctor?"

Eugene shook his head, "Not today, no, but we did visit him last night after we left your room."

The King raised his eyebrows, "How did that go?"

Eugene ran his hand through to his hair, "It's a rather long and complicated story…perhaps we should discuss it later when Rapunzel is around to help me with the details?"

The King stood up, "You're absolutely right, this concerns both of you, and I want to discuss it while the two of you are present. Shall we resume this meeting at say…three this afternoon?"

Eugene nodded, "Of course, Father, we'll be here."

The King and Queen walked out of the room and left Eugene alone in the study. He looked at the clock; It's only eight-thirty and Rapunzel won't be up for at least another three hours…maybe I'll go visit Max. Eugene made his way to the stables while taking a short detour through the kitchen. Once he walked into the stables he saw Maximus and Pascal in the middle of a conversation; I wonder what they're talking about…do they even understand each other? Well, Rapunzel understands the little reptile, so why not a horse? I've seen weirder things than this… Eugene walked up to the two sidekicks, "Hey Max…hey Pascal."

Pascal happily chirped as Maximus whinnied his welcoming reply. Eugene leaned against the stable door, "I'm sorry I haven't had the chance to stop by and say hello to you sooner Max, but you know how it is." The horse snorted as he nodded but then Maximus began to wildly sniff the air, making Eugene laugh, "I can't get anything by you, Max, can I?" Eugene presented an apple from behind his back, "I brought you a little something…" Maximus suspiciously looked at Eugene, "I didn't steal these…they're from the kitchen." Maximus happily snatched up the apple, "Well, I guess I technically did steal the apple from the kitchen while no one was looking…" Maximus froze as a look of shock and guilt spread on his face, making Pascal and Eugene laugh, "Sorry, Max, old habits die hard…"

Pascal jumped on Eugene's arm and scurried up to his shoulder with a look of concern on his face, "You want to know what happened with the doctor last night, don't you?" The chameleon nodded along with Maximus; I guess I'm starting to understand these guys after all. Eugene smiled, "Okay…well, it's a kind of a long story so I hope you guys are up for it."

It was twelve thirty by the time Eugene and Rapunzel made it to the doctor's office. After talking to Maximus and Pascal, Eugene went to the kitchen to get some hazelnut soup for his wife and knocked on the door at around eleven forty-five. He was pleasantly surprised to find that she was already up and feeling better when he gave her the soup. Now they were both waiting in the doctor's observation room, until the doctor came back from checking on the King and Queen. Rapunzel nervously fidgeted, "What do you think he's going to do to me?"

Eugene looked around at all the different jars and vials, "I haven't the foggiest idea…perhaps he'll do a routine physical to see if you're in good health and then perhaps he'll take some blood samples."

Rapunzel bit her lip, "Blood samples…I don't like the sound of that."

Eugene raised an eyebrow at her, "You're not afraid of blood, are you?"

Rapunzel shook her head, "I'm not afraid of the blood, I'm afraid of the needles…I hate needles."

As Eugene was about to respond, the doctor opened the door and strode into the room, "Good afternoon, Prince Eugene and Princess Rapunzel, how are we feeling today?"

He walked over to the observation table and took out several different tools, which made Rapunzel nervous, "I'm fine."

Eugene gave her a strange look, "Rapunzel woke up feeling dizzy and nauseas this morning."

The doctor raised an eyebrow, "Oh? And are you feeling better now, Princess?"

Rapunzel nodded, "I'm fine."

The doctor chuckled, "Princess, I'm going to need you to be completely honest with me, okay?"

Rapunzel slowly nodded, "Okay…"

The doctor took out his clip board, "Have you been having any food cravings lately?"

"Yes, hazelnut soup…"

"Unusual levels of fatigue?"

"Yes…"

"I've already been informed of your nausea…does it last all day?"

"No, just in the mornings…"

"Any mood swings?"

"I don't have mood swings! Do I?"

Eugene chuckled as the doctor tried to hide his smile by writing notes on his clipboard, "I'll take that as a yes." After he finished writing, he put the clipboard down and looked at Rapunzel, "Princess, please lie down on the observation table." Rapunzel obediently did what she was told as the doctor brought over his tray of tools, "This shouldn't take long at all."

Eugene leaned against the wall on the far side of the room, "Good because we have a meeting with the King and Queen this afternoon at three."

The doctor smiled, "Well, I could try to get the results done before then so you could tell them the news."

Rapunzel raised her eyebrows, "Good news?"

The doctor gently patted her hand, "We'll see."

It was two forty-five by the time the doctor finished up his evaluation and walked back into his office, where Rapunzel and Eugene had been waiting for an hour and a half. He walked over to his desk and opened up a file, "Well, your highnesses…I've got the news you two have been waiting a long time to hear."

Rapunzel nervously smiled, "It's only been an hour or so…not that long of a wait."

The doctor put the file down and took off his glasses, "I'm talking about the seventh month wait, Princess."

Rapunzel gasped, "You mean…?"

The doctor smiled, "Congratulations, Prince Eugene and Princess Rapunzel! You're having a baby!"

Rapunzel squealed in delight as she jumped up from her chair and practically jumped on her husband, "We're going to have a baby Eugene! We're going to be parents!"

Eugene laughed as he tightly wrapped his arms around her, "I'm so happy for you, Rapunzel, you deserve this."

Rapunzel began to weep, "And this happened without my magic tears!"

The doctor took out a vial, "Sorry to interrupt but I'm going to need those tears."

Rapunzel let go of her husband, "What? Why?"

The doctor began to collect the tears, "To keep you and your baby healthy, Princess…we don't want you to fall ill like the Queen, so I need to use these tears in the medicine I'm making for you."

Rapunzel smiled and nodded, "Of course…"

After the doctor collected enough tears, he smiled, "Now, if I recall correctly, you two have a meeting to get to."

Rapunzel gasped, "You're right!" She grabbed her husband's hand, "We need to go!" As they hurried out of the room, Rapunzel yelled over her shoulder, "Thank you, Doctor!" When Rapunzel and Eugene were almost to the King's study, Eugene suddenly stopped, "What's wrong, Eugene?"

He stood there and just looked at his wife's glowing face before he reached for her and gave her a long loving kiss. They stayed in that embrace for a while, before they finally had to part, "I figured this was the only good time to give you a kiss. I couldn't do it while the doctor was there and I certainly won't do it while your parents are watching so-"

Rapunzel gave him another kiss, "This is perfect." She grabbed his hand and they both walked in the King's study, where the King and Queen were both drinking tea and reading a book, "Good afternoon, Father and Mother."

They both looked up and smiled upon seeing their daughter. The Queen put her book down on the table, "Good afternoon, Rapunzel, how are you feeling?"

Rapunzel squeezed Eugene's hand, "I'm doing very well, now. How about you guys?"

The King took a sip of tea, "We're doing a whole lot better, and perhaps the doctor will clear us for duty in a week or two. But until then, we need you two to handle some things for us."

As Eugene and Rapunzel sat on the sofa, the King took out a letter, "The Kingdom of Great Britain has sent us an invitation to a special event in London celebrating King William IV ascendance to the throne."

Rapunzel excitedly began bouncing up and down, "London?! We get to go to London?!"

But Eugene was less thrilled, "What business do we have with the Kingdom of Great Britain?"

The King handed him the letter, "Ever since Great Britain lost their colonies in the New World, they've been trying to gain more stable alliances with other smaller surrounding kingdoms. And that leads us to your next order of business."

The Queen leaned forward, "While you two are in London to attend the special event, you also have a scheduled meeting with the London Parliament to deal with the alliance between Corona and Great Britain."

Eugene furrowed his brow, "Do we really want an alliance with Great Britain, though? We know what they did to the New World and look what that led to…war. Should we be worried that history may repeat itself?"

The King understandably nodded, "I see what you're getting at Eugene, but whether we like it or not, the Kingdom of Great Britain is getting stronger and more powerful. At this point, it's better to join them now instead of fighting them later."

Eugene nodded, although clearly unhappy about the decision, as Rapunzel cleared her throat, "When are the event and the meeting?"

The Queen handed them an invitation each, "The event will be held on the evening of September fifth but your meeting with Parliament is scheduled on the afternoon of September third. You will be departing on the morning of September first. Is that alright?"

Eugene and Rapunzel both nodded as the Queen sat back and smiled, "So…what news do you bring from the doctor?"

Eugene and Rapunzel looked at each with big grins on their faces. Eugene held Rapunzel's hands and gave her a nod, "I'm going to let you tell them."

Rapunzel looked back at her parents and happily squealed, "We're going to have a baby!"

The King and Queen both excitedly stood up and embraced their daughter in a hug. The Queen happily cried, "I'm so happy for you dear! After all of this infertility talk I was beginning to have my doubts but you guys did it!"

The King patted Eugene's shoulder, "When did you two find out?"

Eugene was grinning from ear to ear, "We just found out right now…right before the meeting, I mean."

The Queen had one arm around Rapunzel and the other around Eugene, "So what do you know about the baby?"

Rapunzel giggled, "Nothing. All we know is that I'm pregnant and then we had to hurry to meet you guys."

The King walked over to the door, "Well, then let's get the doctor over here so we can learn more about the future heir of Corona." He stuck his head out into the hallway and asked a servant to fetch the doctor. In a matter of minutes, the doctor joined the royal family and the rest of the afternoon was filled with excited chatter and informational conversations.

It was a cool September morning in Arendelle as Anna and Kristoff were saying their goodbyes to Elsa and Hans at the docks, before the couple embarked on their journey to London. Anna gave her sister another hug, which was the twelfth one this morning, "Be safe and have fun, but not too much fun that you decide that you don't want to come back."

Elsa laughed, "You really think I'd leave you, alone, in charge of Arendelle? You should know me better than that."

Anna giggled, "Well, you might end up liking London way more than Arendelle."

Elsa took in a deep breath as she looked over her kingdom and the landscape that surrounded it, "I highly doubt that…this is where I belong, this is my home." She gave her sister a warm smile, "And no matter what, I'll always come home."

The Captain approached the group, "Queen Elsa, everything is onboard and the ship's set to sail whenever you're ready."

Elsa nodded, "We should probably go." She looked at Kristoff, "Make sure my sister doesn't go jumping off cliffs again or something ridiculous like that."

Kristoff smiled, "You have my word."

Anna gave Hans a quick hug, "Take care of my sister and make sure she comes back home safe…" Anna lowered her voice, "Between me and you, I don't think I could handle ruling Arendelle by myself for more than three weeks."

Hans gave her a playful wink, "Don't worry, Anna, your secret's safe with me."

Hans and Kristoff gave each other a curt nod as the sisters hugged one last time. Hans then offered Elsa his arm, "Shall we, my lady?"

Elsa smiled as she took his arm, "We shall."

Anna waved the entire time they departed from the docks, and after they left, she looked at Kristoff, "So what do you want to do now?"

Kristoff raised an eyebrow, "Don't you have a kingdom to run?"

Anna grinned as she grabbed his hand, "We have a kingdom to run…let's go!" Anna began running back to the castle, "I want to teach you how to slide down the banister!"

Back in Corona, the same farewell gathering was taking place at the docks. Rapunzel hugged her parents, "I'll miss you…its funny, I feel like we just got home."

Eugene shook hands with the King, "We'll get the alliance settled, represent Corona at the event and be back home in a week's time."

Rapunzel muttered under her breath, "Maybe a little more than a week's time."

Eugene raised his eyebrows, "What?"

Rapunzel sheepishly smiled, "Well, I read that London has a large steel company that produces tons of frying pans, all of great quality…so I thought we could stay a little bit longer to sight see some shops and steel companies?"

Eugene looked back at the King and Queen, "We'll be home in a week's time."

"But, Eugene-"

"Rapunzel…" He put his arm around her as he whispered into her ear, "We'll discuss this later."

Eugene and Rapunzel both walked up the gangplank and waved goodbye to the King and Queen until they were out of sight. Eugene looked at Rapunzel, "You brought the medicine the doctor gave you, right?"

Rapunzel rolled her eyes, "For the fifth time, yes, I have the medicine. Quit worrying, Eugene." She realized that his attention was elsewhere when he gave her a half-hearted smile and looked at the water. Rapunzel leaned against the railing, "But I have a feeling that the baby isn't the only thing you're worried about. Spill it, Fitzherbert, what's wrong?"

Eugene sighed, "Have you ever had a bad feeling about something that was so strong you can't help but worry?"

"Like, when you took me to see the lights for the first time and then afterwards you took the satchel and left me alone at the shore? You know, before the Stabbington Brothers tried to kidnap me."

Eugene winced, "Geez, are you going to ever forgive me for that? I was ambushed and knocked unconscious, I had the intention of coming back for you but my fellow comrades had other plans for me."

"Eugene…" She kissed his cheek, "I have forgiven you." Rapunzel wrapped her arms around him, "And whatever happens, we'll get through it together. We've been through worse and survived…we make a good team, Eugene."

He chuckled and smiled down at her, "What would I do without you?"

Rapunzel smirked, "Without me, you'd still be thieving and assuming that it would eventually catch up to you, there's a pretty good chance that you'd be in prison right now."

"It was a rhetorical question, Blondie."

"I know…" She kissed him on the lips, "So about the extended stay-"

Eugene's expression filled with realization, "I knew these extra sweet kisses had something sinister behind them…and the answer's no, Rapunzel."

"But Eugene-"

"Your health comes first…the doctor didn't even think it was a good idea to let you go on this trip in the first place. So we're going to go there, do our job, and then come back." He began walking towards their onboard suite, "Besides, I already made room in our itinerary to visit the special shops and sight-see the company."

"You did what?" Rapunzel ran after him and caught up to him by the open doorway, "How long did you know about this?"

Eugene smirked, "About a week."

"Eugene! I can't believe you let me flirt to get you to say yes when you knew the entire time that we were going."

Eugene leaned over her, making her back up against the wall, as his arm held him up against the doorway, "What can I say? I like seeing you try to flirt with me."

Rapunzel scoffed and crossed her arms, "Try? I'd say I succeeded given how eager you were to kiss me."

He leaned toward her, "What can I say?" Their lips met in a soft breathy kiss, "I like kissing you." He leaned back in for a more passionate kiss that his wife had no problem with as she slowly wrapped her arms around his neck.

She happily sighed when the kiss ended, "Thanks for the compliment."

Rapunzel lightly patted his cheek and walked inside the room leaving him standing in the doorway with a grin on his face, "Feel free to return the compliment."

Rapunzel laughed as she sat down on the bed, "I will when you earn it."

Eugene chuckled as he closed the door, "Challenge accepted."

Hans and Elsa were sitting in their bedroom suite, enjoying the beautiful sunset through the window as they sipped their glasses of wine. When the sun was first beginning to set, Elsa stood up and put her wineglass on the table, "Come on…"

Hans took a sip and looked up at her, "Pardon?"

Elsa giggled as she took the glass out of his hand and leaned over him, "Don't ask questions…just follow me." Elsa took Hans's hand and led him outside onto the deck of the ship, "Why waste such a beautiful sunset sitting indoors, when we could be out here experiencing the real deal?"

Elsa leaned against the railing as Hans came up behind her and wrapped his arms around her, "I like the way you think."

They both silently watched the sun set into the horizon and they remained silent for a few moments afterwards. Hans kissed her cheek, "I'll be right back." A few seconds passed before Hans returned with their wine glasses and a smirk on his face, "Why let this good wine go to waste? We can star gaze with class!"

Elsa laughed, "Star gaze with class?"

Hans chuckled, "I'm not only selling the wine, I'm selling the experience." He held up his glass, "To new beginnings."

Elsa smiled as she remembered the first time they made a toast together, back when they were in Sperca, "To a less complicated friendship."

After they took a sip, Hans leaned forward and gently kissed her, "I think we accomplished a less complicated friendship, don't you?"

Elsa giggled, "Well, Kendrick was right…it's only as complicated as you make it."

Hans leaned against the railing and looked up at the stars, "Yup…that was probably the only wise thing my brother ever said to me. It's still weird thinking that he's dead and his wife, my childhood best friend, is back in Arendelle with my nephew. So much has changed in a year…"

Elsa nodded as she, now, looked up at the stars, "Perhaps…but I think the good changes outweigh the bad changes by a large margin. Anna and I finally get to be with each other every day without my powers being a problem for her or anyone in Arendelle, you turned it all around and became the good man you once used to be, Anna and Kristoff both survived the plague, we met Eir and William, you reunited with Annaliese who now has a healthy baby boy, and we got married. Overall, I'd say it was a good year."

Hans looked down, "Except for the fact that I lost my brother and you temporarily lost your sister."

"And you…" Elsa's eyes met his, "I lost you for a while there too."

Hans faced her, "Do you ever think about how fortunate we are? You could have been married to Prince Benedict of Livonia right now."

Elsa looked down into her glass, "Benedict is a good man…I could have eventually learned to be happy with him."

"Learned to be happy with him?" Hans reached out and tilted her chin up, "Now what kind of marriage is that, no love just mutual friendship?"

Elsa smirked, "It's not exactly ideal, but it doesn't matter now, because you're not dead. You're alive, you're with me, and we're on our way to London for our honeymoon."

"Well, technically…" Hans stepped closer to her and moved his hand from her chin to her cheek, "Our honeymoon started when we left Arendelle."

"Oh, really?" Elsa walked back to their room, then stopped at the door and looked back over her shoulder, "If that's the case, Hans, you're slacking."

Hans smirked as he walked over to her and swiftly scooped her up into his arms, "I'm sorry, Your Majesty, let me make it up to you."

Anna was in her bedroom, brushing her hair after an exciting day in the castle with Kristoff, Olaf and Sven. Olaf and Anna spent a couple hours trying to teach Kristoff how to slide down the banister, then afterwards the group of four all had a picnic together in the gardens where they also cloud watched and played hide and seek for a bit. In the evening, Anna had a special dinner prepared, which turned out to be more like a chocolate feast and afterwards her and Kristoff enjoyed some one-on-one time in the library. Anna happily jumped into bed and let out a content sigh. As she was just about to fall asleep, a certain snowman threw open the door and ran inside, "Hey Anna! Look what I got!"

Anna yelped and fell out of her bed with a loud thud, "Ow!" She peeked her head over the bed and eyed the snowman, "Olaf, what did we say about barging into people's room after eleven?"

"I thought we were allowed to break the rules since Elsa isn't here."

Anna stood up and brushed herself off, "What? No, of course not…why would you think that?"

"Because that's what you did."

Anna jumped back onto the bed, "I did not!"

Olaf smirked, "I'm pretty sure Elsa wouldn't have approved of our dinner tonight."

Anna sheepishly grinned, "Okay, you got me on that one…so how about this. I broke my one rule at dinner and you're breaking your one rule right now. So for the rest of the time Elsa's gone, we won't break anymore rules."

"Okay, wait, can I hold off on my one rule break because I might want to use it later for a future situation."

Anna laughed, "Too late, you already broke a rule. So, make it count…what have you got for me?"

Olaf dramatically bowed as he held up a letter, "This just came for you."

Anna suspiciously eyed the snowman, "Olaf, how come you always seem to have our mail?"

The snowman shrugged, "I don't know…I guess it's because I'm available at all times so if something should come at an unusual hour, like right now, I can deliver it."

"Hmm…interesting thought. You know what, we're getting sidetracked…where's the letter from?"

"London."

Anna grabbed the letter, "London?! There's no way Elsa and Hans are already there!" She quickly read the envelope, "Olaf, this is addressed to Elsa."

"Well, since she's not here, you're next in line so you have the right to read it."

"That's true…" Anna opened the envelope and silently read the letter to herself then suddenly she stood up and ran out the door, "Come on, Olaf!"

Olaf scurried out of the room, "Oh! I smell an adventure!"

Anna burst into Kristoff's room, "Kristoff!"

Kristoff was in the middle of changing his shirt, "Anna! Have you ever heard of knocking?!"

Anna closed the door again and did a quick knock, and then she proceeded to throw the door open again, "Kristoff!"

Kristoff rolled his eyes, "What is it, Anna?"

"I just got a letter from London and it's addressed to Elsa."

"Okay?"

Anna strode across the room and stood in front of the ice harvester, handing him the letter, "Well, look what it says…you know what I'll just tell you. The Kingdom of Great Britain has invited Elsa and Hans to a special event in London celebrating King William IV ascendance to the throne."

Kristoff was scanning over the letter, "Okay…that's not so bad."

"No, there's more…" Anna took the letter out of his hand, "While they're in London to attend the special event, the London Parliament has taken the initiative and scheduled a meeting with Elsa and Hans to discuss an alliance between Arendelle and Great Britain."

"Why would the Kingdom of Great Britain be interested with having an alliance with a significantly smaller kingdom such as Arendelle?"

Anna pretended to think, "I don't know, let me think about that…duh! Elsa and her powers! Arendelle has probably the most dangerous secret weapon of our time and it's the Queen! Why wouldn't other kingdoms try to gain an alliance with us? I'm surprised they didn't write sooner."

Kristoff scratched his head, "Okay, okay…so let's say that Elsa's powers are the main reason for this sudden alliance. What does this mean for you and me?"

Anna excitedly grinned, "It means we get to go to London!"

As Anna skipped out of the room, Kristoff ran after her, "Wait, what? No, Anna, we can't leave Arendelle-"

Anna strode across her room and opened up her luggage, "We've got to leave first thing tomorrow morning if we want to make it there on time."

Kristoff closed the luggage, "Anna!"

"What?"

"We can't leave Arendelle…you're the only one who can run this place while Elsa and Hans are gone."

Anna crossed her arms, "So what do you want to do?"

"Send the letter to Elsa and Hans in London."

Anna curtly shook her head, "No."

"No?"

Anna leaned on her luggage, "Elsa needs this vacation and if she gets this letter, you know she'll just forget the whole reason why she's there in the first place. She'll just drop whatever she's doing and go into 'queen mode' and that's not fair to her."

"Anna, it's her duty to deal with these things."

"Well, it's my duty now. So you can either stay here or you can come with me and do what you promised Elsa, which was to keep an eye on me."

Kristoff sighed, "When you put it that way, I don't really have a choice, do I?"

Anna smiled and opened up her luggage, "No, not really."

Kristoff slowly walked to the door, "Okay, but you're responsible for waking up Kai and getting the boat arrangements figured out…Anna?

"Yes?"

"Who's going to be in charge?"

"Annaliese used to be a queen, William used to be an advisor to a king, Kai is currently Elsa's advisor…it'll be a combined effort, but they should be fine."

Kristoff tiredly shook his head, "I sure hope you know what you're doing."

"Kristoff, trust me, everything will be fine. Oh and one more thing…" She ran over to him and gave him a quick kiss on the cheek, "Put a shirt on, handsome. I'm not complaining about the view but if Elsa was here and she saw this, yeesh, well you know."

Kristoff blushed, "Sorry, I'll, uh, put on a shirt."

Anna giggled at his embarrassment as he walked back to his room. When he entered his room, he sat down on the bed and sighed, "What have I gotten myself into?"

"So what did you guys agree on?!"

"Gah!" Kristoff fell off the bed and angrily looked at the snowman that was hiding on the other side of the bed, "Olaf! What are you doing in here?"

Olaf scurried around the bed to meet Kristoff, "I came in when Anna came in and I've been waiting here since…so are you guys going to London?"

"Yes, Olaf, yes we are."

Olaf patted Kristoff's knee and then waddled out of the room, "That's good! I guess this counts as you're one rule break…"

Kristoff confusingly watch the snowman leave his room, before he muttered to himself, "My one what?"