Hey all! Hope everything is alright. Things are still crazy here. I've been contimplating life this past week, and whether I want to continue this hefty double major or drop one major and make it a minor. Life decisions suck :( I've been so bad at writing this week. I'm like only 300 words into chapter 11... Lol. Oh well. I'll write more this week, I promise. You will have a chapter next tuesday!
Are you prepared for a shit-load of Jelsa fluff? Cause you're gonna get it. AND a suprising end ;) (no, it's not a kiss... not yet ;))
Still don't own anything, sadly.
Jack pushed her door open, stalking his prey like a cat. He was glad that her music was so loud, so she couldn't hear him come in. He took in her petite figure, curled up on her bed working on homework. Her cobalt blue sweater embracing her, leggings hugging her legs, hair piled on top of her head, and bare feet tucked under her. Slowly, steadily, on the balls of his feet, he crept toward her. Then, when he was within two steps from his prize, Jack jumped, snatching Elsa off her bed and throwing her over his shoulder.
Elsa squealed out of surprise, now looking at the back of Jack's back, upside-down, with her bare feet swinging in the air. His familiar sent enveloped her, as her fists beat on his back.
"Put me down!" she yelled.
Jack just laughed, "No, Princess! It's time for movie night! I'm kidnapping you from the boring world of homework, and taking you back to my lair, where I will force you to watch movies with me!"
Elsa gave up, laying limp across his back. "You could have just texted me like a normal person."
"But where's the fun in that?!"
Elsa giggled, "You're such a weirdo. Now put me down so I can grab my stuff!"
"Oh, no. What do you all need?"
"My phone and keys. My phone is on the bed and my keys on my desk."
Jack maneuvered her and then bent so she could grab her phone, doing the same for her key, laughing the whole time. Once Elsa had her phone, she turned off the music, as Jack walked them out the door. Elsa slid her phone and keys into Jack's back pocket. He stalked past Merida, who had let him in.
Merida chuckled at the sight of them. "You're forgetting your shoes, Elsa!" she shouted after them.
"Dancer! Don't want them!" Elsa shouted back right before the door closed, leaving Merida laughing inside.
"Oh, she is right. I did forget your shoes. Do you want them?" Jack asked, stopping.
"Na, I really only wear them to classes and out anyways. I usually forget them when I'm wandering campus or going to the library. Besides, you seem to want to carry me all the way to your dorm. I wouldn't need them anyways!" She giggled.
Jack laughed, "True, I don't plan on putting you down."
"I can still walk on my own two feet!" Elsa said, her fists banging on his back in one last effort to be let down.
"Nope!"
Elsa sighed in exasperation. "Why?"
"I already said, I don't want to."
"But I want you to," Elsa pouted. Jack could hear the little exhale that happened when she stuck her bottom lip out. He chuckled.
"I think you secretly like it," Jack smirked.
"Oh? I like being pounced on, thrown over your shoulder like a sack of potatoes, and then hauled across campus? You're lucky the campus is dead at nine on a Saturday night."
"And why is that, Princess?"
"Because I would be really upset if everyone saw!"
Jack laughed, "Do you really want to be put down, Elsa?"
Elsa got caught off guard. "Well . . . I don't actually mind. And I'm not wearing shoes and I'm sure the pavement is cold. But a sack of potatoes!"
Jack smiled, pulling her back over his shoulder and sliding her down so that he was carrying her bridal style. Elsa squeaked in surprise, her arms automatically encircling his neck.
"Is this better, love?" Jack asked, his eyes meeting hers, taking her breath away.
Elsa found her voice slowly, taking a moment to get the words out. "Much, thanks." She was overwhelmed by the feelings crashing down on her, causing her to turn her head into Jack's neck in order to escape his piercing gaze.
Jack walked in silence to the elevator in his dorm, content with the feeling of Elsa in his arms.
As the doors slid shut, Elsa murmured into his neck, "Us and elevators. I don't get it."
"What do you mean?" Jack asked, looking down at her.
She turned her face toward him, meeting his eyes. "We always seem to hug or something in the elevator. Seriously."
Jack pondered, and then laughed. "You are right! We do. That's a thing now. Every time we are in an elevator together, you have to hug me."
Elsa raised her eyebrow, "That desperate for hugs, huh?"
Jack laughed, "Oh please, I could get hugs from you whenever I want!"
"That's not true!"
"So is!"
They continued arguing as the doors slid open and Jack walked down the hall toward his room. Jack set Elsa down to fish out his keys.
"Finally!" she huffed, crossing her arms. Although, she missed Jack's warm arms holding her close.
Jack just chuckled at her antics, pulling her through the door of his shared apartment. Elsa, having never been there before, looked around, taking in the place. For a guys' college dorm, it was pretty clean.
"Aww, Jack, did you clean for me?" Elsa asked, smirking.
Jack laughed, "No, darling. We just keep it clean. Hiccup is a bit of a clean freak, so it's hard to mess it up!"
Elsa gasped, clutching her heart and pretending to be offended. "And I thought I was special!"
Jack bundled her back into his arms and walked her backwards to his room. "Oh, Princess, you are so special. I cleaned my room for you!"
Elsa laughed into his chest, "I am so honored, kind sir."
Jack pulled away, chuckling. Elsa looked around his room, taking it in. It was neat, but cozy.
"Make yourself at home, darling."
Elsa made a beeline for his bed, turned and flopped backwards onto it. "Why do you always use these cutesy nicknames?"
"I don't always. Only with special people. It's my way of saying that you are important to me, I guess. I only call you what you are, though." Jack smiled at her, walking over to his TV, which was at the end of his bed on a table.
Elsa blushed a little bit. "Thanks." She turned to lay on her belly, facing Jack. "What are we watching?"
"So I really like scary movies. I'm gonna make you watch one! Don't worry, we will start off small."
"You just assume I don't like scary movies?" Elsa asked, smirking.
"Yes." Jack answered, raising an eyebrow.
Elsa looked down, "Well, you're right. I hate scary movies. Can we not?" She gave him the adorable puppy eyes.
"Nope! Don't even tries those on me! We are watching 'Paranormal Activity.' It's not that bad, I promise."
"Jackkkk…" Elsa whined, trying to convince him.
Jack turned, shielding his eyes from her convincing gaze. "You need to cut that out, Princess! You can pick the next movie, okay? Even some dumb chick flick."
He popped the movie in, then grabbing the remote, he turned the lights off and climbed onto the bed next to Elsa. Jack leaned up against the backboard, and patted the spot next to him. Elsa scooted up next to him, sitting close, but not touching.
Jack laughed, put his arm around her, and pulled her close. "You're gonna want to be close, sweetheart. You're gonna be scared."
Elsa tucked into his shoulder and Jack hit play. By the end of the movie, Elsa was no longer watching. She was hiding her head in Jack's neck and wouldn't come out. Jack had his arms fully around her and was soothingly rubbing her back.
The credits finally started rolling, Elsa shifted so that she was leaning across Jack's body, almost in his lap. Her face was in the other side of his neck and she was shaking.
Jack pulled her face out, and leaned his forehead against hers. "Oh, Elsa. It's safe to come out now. I'm so sorry, I didn't realize you would be that scared." His eyes showed genuine concern. "I think you watched my neck more than you did the movie." He chuckled.
"I don't like you."
Jack threw his head back and laughed. "Come on, go pick a movie to lighten it up. I don't care what we watch! I'll go through anything to make it up to you."
Elsa buried her face back into his neck. "I just need a second," she murmured, her breath tickling him.
His hand went into her hair, pulling her closer. "You can stay right there as long as you need to. Even forever."
Elsa was silent, trying to catch her breath and come to her senses. Jack's hand played in her hair for a few moments.
"Alright, we are gonna watch one of my favorite chick flicks to lighten the mood," Elsa said, pulling out of his neck.
"What is that, Princess? I hope it's on Netflix, because I probably don't have it otherwise."
Elsa laughed, "Yes, it is. 'The Proposal' is a good movie, I think you will actually like it. It's super funny."
"I'll find it for us."
After a couple minutes, the opening was on the screen, and Jack and Elsa had settled back down onto the bed. He automatically put his arm around her, and she leaned on his shoulder, despite the fact that the threat was long gone. About half way into the movie, Jack had slid down and under the covers of his bed, half asleep. He had an arm thrown over Elsa's lap and her hand was playing with his hair.
By the time the movie ended, Elsa was under the covers, turned to see the screen, but still under Jack's arm. She reached for the remote and turned the TV off, showering her in the dark. She slid down, snuggling into Jack's warmth.
"Jack?"
"Mmmhmm," was all he could muster.
"I'm scared still."
"Just stay here, love. I'll protect you, I promise."
Elsa felt sleep overtaking her eyes, falling into the safety of Jack's embrace. "Okay. Goodnight Jack." Her eyes closed, and her hand found Jack's, fingers folding into his.
"Goodnight Beautiful."
Xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Jack woke up, confused. There was someone in his embrace. Elsa. Jack smiled, his hand reaching up to play with her hair. The conversation before they fell asleep came back to him. I'm glad she feels safe with me. He turned, careful not to disturb her sleeping figure, and checked his phone. 4AM. WAYYY too early to get up. Jack pushed the covers back and slipped out of bed. He went into his closet and changed, removing his shirt and exchanging his jeans for sweatpants. He was glad Elsa chose to come in leggings and a sweater with a tank top under. Her sweater had come off at some point during the night, leaving her in perfectly good sleeping clothes. Jack grabbed a bottle of water, cracking it and taking a sip, and then slipped back into bed, spooning her. As soon as his arm folded around her, Elsa snuggled back into his warmth. He looked down at her, smiling at the serenity on her face.
I could get used to this.
Bet you weren't expecting that! Sleeping in his bed before they are dating... for shame Elsa! It's okay though (:
I did quite a bit of planning for this story yesterday! I'm super excited about where this is going. There will be some of Kristoff and Anna's relationship this next chapter and maybe some Hans drama the chapter after that... You will have to stay tuned to see! (:
Review timeeee:
mad4disney: Thank you for reviewing and for the suggestions! I love suggestions. I agree that there needs to be more drama. Unfortunatly, we were/still are stuck in the "character development" stage, but I promise some upcoming drama. Thanks!
OoPoPcAnDy: I hope you liked the massive amounts of Jelsa in this chapter (: Just for you!
That Loser: Thank you! I love it when you review, they make me the happiest ever. The sister moments are much needed. It's like real life, right? You need the interaction! You can't just live off one person... And yes! Friends first is the best. Because then all you need to add is the commitment and romance! :D I'm glad my story makes you happy and I hope this chapter did the same thing! (: Have an awesome week!
luv jelsa 4eves: Thank you! I know, I regret it too... if you make the irresistible puppy dog eyes at my professors, maybe I'll get a break and be able to write more! :D I'm sorry I'm so busy... But I promise to update every Tuesday!
I heartjelsaandunicorns: :D I'm glad you do! Thank you!
GoudelPrincess: Thank you! I hope you love the new Jelsa chapter :D Yea, I know, I've been neglecting some of the other characters. But it's been a necessity with the development. Don't worry, the drama will start, and we will see some of the other characters more often now! About Hans, have you heard the theory that the rock trolls cursed him and made him a bad guy after "Fixer Upper"? I personally don't agree with it, but it would be a good argument ;) Look it up! And yes, relationships turn out better when they are friends first. I was best friends with my boyfriend for two years before we started dating, and now we've been together for over three and a half years! It worked for us. Thak you for the review!
Pearlness4700: Thank you! I liked it too :D I had to write all the Anna and Elsa ones first and then go back and insert the Jack and Hiccup ones so they were a bit more fluid. But I liked it. And thank you (: I wanted to make it more like real life and very true to their personalities. I don't feel like Elsa would jump into a relationship right away! And a double point of view would be lovely... but alas, we are left here on this world with only our own thoughts! Thank you (:
Have a fantastic week all, and take care! Until next time.
xoxoxo,
Siren