"Your parents were incredibly nice people."
"Your mom was the kindest woman I've ever met."
"Your dad was brave, as you two."
"Your mother – "
Anna was sick of hearing it. She knew they were trying to comfort her, but she knew that wasn't real. They didn't know her parents, they didn't know them. How could they say such things about people they only knew by name? She could bet half of these people didn't know their last name.
"There you are!" Elsa smiled, approaching her sister. "I've been looking for you."
"Sorry, I just needed to stay away from these people." She mumbled, as Elsa wrapped an arm around her. "They are so – superficial! I doubt they knew father and mother away from work. Why do they keep telling us such things they don't give a damn about?" She buried her face into her hands, groaning in frustration. "I'm sorry. I'm being silly."
"No, you're not." Elsa stroked her arm, kissing her hair. "You're just being reasonable." She felt Anna snuggling on her, as she spoke. "You're right. None of them knew mother and father. But we did. And we knew they were amazing people, inside and outside work. And honestly, I think that this is the only thing that matters."
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Lazily, Anna opened her eyes, biting back a groan as the sunlight came right into her greenish eyes. She turned around, wrapping her arms around her pillow and burying her face on it. Brushing a lock of red hair away from her mouth, she twisted her body, smiling lazily as she met her sister sleeping on the other bed. Elsa looked like an angel. Except her blonde long hair was messy and it seemed that a hurricane had been on her sheets, but Anna still thought she was beautiful.
She got out of her bed and carefully walked to Elsa's, joining her sister on her bed. She tried really hard not to wake the other girl up, but as soon as she placed an arm around the slim waist, Elsa turned around, slowly opening her icy-blue eyes.
"Hey." She smiled lazily, snuggling on Anna. "You're up early."
"I am." Anna agreed, pulling Elsa closer to her chest. "We forgot the curtains open." She pointed to the window, and Elsa slowly nodded. "You can sleep a bit more if you want to."
"Nah, I'm good." Elsa mumbled, and Anna bit back a giggle. "What are you up to today?"
"Can we go get some ice-cream?" She asked, stroking the blonde hair. "I'm craving for some."
"Sure." Elsa answered slowly. "Okay, come." She stood up from her bed, pulling Anna with her.
"Whoa, slow down." Anna chuckled. "It's 7a.m. and you were almost sleeping once again. Go back to bed."
"I told you, I'm good." Elsa rolled her eyes. "Come on, let's have some breakfast." She pulled Anna's hand, wrapping an arm around the girl's shoulders. "Your hair looks funny, by the way."
"I'm sorry I'm an ordinary girl and I can't wake up with the perfect hair as you, my dear Ice Queen." Anna mocked, blushing as Elsa kept playing with her messy hair. "B-but yours does not look that nice as well."
With a smirk, Elsa ran her fingers along her long blonde hair, setting it down. Anna pouted, making her sister laugh. "Don't do that. You know it's not fair." Anna kept the pout on her lips, making Elsa giggle. She held the younger girl's waist and turned her around, pressing her back against the kitchen table. Anna panted as Elsa leaned forward, capturing the pouty lips between hers. She smiled as Anna cupped her cheeks, bringing her even closer and moaning against her lips. Elsa ran her hands under Anna's shirt, scratching the freckled back. The auburn girl grabbed the blonde's ass, pulling Elsa's hips closer to hers. Elsa started to rock her hips on Anna's, feeling heat running through her body. And then she realized. That wasn't good at all.
Elsa pulled away from the kiss, panting hard. Anna kept her arms around the blonde's waist, resting her forehead on Elsa's chest. "Too fast, right?" She asked, smiling to the blonde girl.
"R-right. I'm sorry." Elsa mumbled, trying to pull away from the embrace. That's when Anna noticed the bulge pressing against between her thighs. She looked at Elsa, whose face couldn't be any redder. "I-I'm sorry. I think maybe I got too excited." She mumbled, avoiding Anna's eyes.
"Don't you ever apologize for that." Anna said, making Elsa blush even harder. "Don't be ashamed. I mean, I'm sort of glad to know I can turn you on when you're sober. And that sounded a lot more awkward than I thought it would." She shook her head, smiling to the blonde girl. "Go take a shower. I'll get the breakfast started." Elsa nodded, smiling softly at the younger girl. She leaned, stroking Anna's cheek with her thumb and pressing their lips together. "Elsa, shower. Now. Or else, I'm not taking any responsibility to my acts."
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"This is the best ice-cream ever!" Anna announced, making Elsa giggle. "What?"
"Nothing. It's just that I can't understand how in hell you can make such a mess with ice-cream." She laughed, grabbing some napkins and cleaning her sister's face. "Seriously, are you sure you got at least a bit into your mouth?" Anna stuck her tongue out, making Elsa roll her eyes. "Always so mature."
"Shut up, or I'm having yours as well." Anna said, pointing to Elsa's ice-cream. "And you know I'm serious." Elsa smiled, returning her eyes to her ice-cream. "You look beautiful today." Elsa blushed. "I mean, you're always beautiful, but today you're beautifuller. N-not fuller, because you're totally not fat. This is awkward. N-not you, me. I'm awkward. You're gorgeous. Wait, what?" Elsa giggled, sitting closer to Anna on their bench.
"Thank you." She whispered, kissing the redhead's cheek. "Though you're beautifuller." Anna smiled shyly, resting her head on Elsa's shoulder. They were at their park, watching one or two kids walking around with their dogs. Anna liked that. It reminded her of when she was younger. "I've been doing some thinking lately." Elsa said, running her fingers along the freckled arm. "We've been acting as a couple for an entire week." Anna slowly lifted her head, making eye contact with Elsa. "I don't see why we shouldn't try. We – I want to. I-if that's okay with you." Anna squealed, wrapping her arms around Elsa's neck and pulling her on a clumsy embrace. "I'll take that as a yes?"
"Yes!" Anna winched, making her sister laugh even more. "So, does that mean we're something now?"
"Of course it does." Elsa leaned forward, placing a quick peck on the pink lips. "Chocolate. I like it." She smirked. Anna smiled, resting her head on her sister's chest, as Elsa slowly hugged her. "You know," she started. ", you can actually kiss me when you want to. I noticed you never do it."
"I said I wasn't going to make any moves." Anna reminded her. "That included kissing."
"Well, but you're my something now." Elsa poked her cheek. "You're allowed to kiss me whenever you want to."
Anna smiled, wrapping her arms carefully around Elsa's neck. She brushed their noses, teasing Elsa before leaning into a kiss. Elsa leaned closer, feeling Anna's arms tightening around her neck. Once again, she felt warm; the same warmth she felt when they first kissed, the warmth she felt every time Anna kissed her. And, in the deepest of her heart, she didn't want to change it, like ever.