Elsa's POV

A second chance? I should give him another try at breaking my heart?

I laid down and cried again, ignoring the statics problems awaiting me.

"I hate my life" I mumbled. I sat up in confusion. I didn't mean that, right?

I shook my head and grabbed my homework. For once I enjoyed it, happy for the distraction.

Jack's POV

I am an idiot, such an idiot. I couldn't just have told her at the lookout!

I laid back down on my bed, having finished my statics homework, and thought about Elsa.

The way she laughs, a cheerful sound. The way she smiles, so beautiful even the darkest of places light up. The way she gets lost talking about Winter and all the things she loves. Just Elsa being herself.

I slowly drifted to sleep, a smile stretching across my lips.

The next day I woke up full of determination. I will see Elsa, and I can apologize again. Maybe, eventually, we can go back to being friends. My mind didn't dare wish for more than that.

I got up, took a quick shower, brushed my teeth, and hair. I grabbed my casual attire of brown pants, and my favorite blue hoodie.

I drove to school my hands sweaty, my heart racing. That is until I saw Elsa chatting happily with her sister. My heart full on stopped.

Walk to her, I told myself. My feet stayed planted to the ground, as if glued to the floor.

Elsa looked as gorgeous as ever. Her hair in her usual braid. She wore a blue snowflake patterned sweater, and some black leggings. I couldn't help but stare at the angel before me.

For once I wished she was less pretty, maybe then I could approach her. Nevertheless, deep down I knew Elsa's beauty had nothing to do with why I couldn't talk to her.

I slowly dragged myself to her. I felt like I had an anvil attached to each leg. Finally, I arrived at Elsa.

"Hey Snowflake" I said timidly.

"Hey Jack" Elsa said casually.

Anna gaped at us, most likely confused on Elsa's casual continuation to the conversation.

"So...um" I rubbed the back of my neck, without paying attention. "I just wanted to say how sorry I am."

"Oh" Elsa said with realization. "Cool, I totally forgive you."

"Totally?" I asked. "Since when do you say totally?"

Elsa shrugged. "I'm just trying not to make a big deal out of this."

"You seem different."

"Maybe you just didn't get to know me super well during all our forced conversations" Elsa suggested.

She said it sweetly, but bitterness was clear.

"I really am glad I met you. I never should have met you the way I did, but still I am happy we met."

"I am too" Elsa replied sweetly.

Anna continued to stare at us. "Are you okay Elsa?" She asked.

"Of course" Elsa replied, an unfading smile on her lips.

"Oh" is all Anna said.

"Well bye guys" Elsa said, walking away from both me and Anna.

"I broke Elsa" I told Anna, who just nodded and stared, off into the direction her sister had left.

I sat down next to Elsa in our first hour class. "If you're mad it's completely understandable" I told her. I wanted her to yell at me, to give me what I deserve. Instead, she smiled sweetly.

"The past is in the past" she said. "No need to fret the small stuff."

"Well, I wouldn't really call this small" I told her.

"Let's just work on the project" she suggested. I followed her guidance and played along.

Everything continued this way. I sat down at lunch next to Elsa, Anna, and Scar.

"So, Els" I began. "You sure this is all just fine with you."

For the first time all day, Elsa's smile faded away, leaving a scowl in its place. "I said it was fine, so let's just leave it at that." Her tone suggested that she was in no way fine.

"Punch me" I demanded. "Do something!"

"I don't want to to punch you" she cried desperately. "Or I do? I don't even know Jack...just...UGH!"

Anna and I were now staring at Elsa in confusion and shock.

Elsa just shook her head before standing up, and headed out of the cafeteria.

"Did she do this after her breakup with Hans?" I asked.

"Not at all" Anna replied. "She shut everyone out and went through a short stage of depression. I guess she's taking this a little different."

I nodded. "I don't even know what to do" I admitted.

"Honesty's the best policy" Scar joked. I assumed he meant to say that to himself.

"Great idea" I commented, before heading to the library.

Anna stopped me before I arrived. "I think I should go."

I nodded, realizing all my efforts had made no difference. I really am sorry Elsa.

Elsa's POV

I sat in the corner of the library curled up into a ball. Well I clearly did that wrong.

"Hey sis" Anna said.

"Hey" I replied softly.

"So I see you're taking the breakup in an interesting way" Anna observed.

I groaned. "Interesting" I repeated. "I guess you could call me humiliating myself interesting."

"You're not humiliating yourself" Anna protested. "But you are starting to scare us with your change in personality."

I did a nervous chuckle. "I was trying to take your advice" I told her. "You know, give him a second chance."

"Giving him a second chance doesn't mean trying to erase the past" Anna explained. "I just think you should give him a chance to prove that he's more than that one mistake he made. Jack really wants to make it up to you."

"Well I just want to move past it" I told her. "I don't want to think about it."

"Jack does want to you to think about it. He's waiting for you to yell at him."

"I already tried that" I said. "It was ridiculous, the way I got mad at him for tricking me into falling in love. I just...I just don't know what to do. It's all messed up and weird."

"Just press the refresh button and go with flow."

I smiled at Anna, my first genuine smile in a while. "When did you become the wise sister?"

"I'm pretty sure it's always been this way" she teased.

I laughed, a little of humor was a nice change.

"Now we should hurry back" Anna suggested. "Sixth hour starts soon."

I followed Anna out the door.