Kristoff had never had much human interaction. Other than ice harvesting or buying supplies, he just spent time with the trolls or Sven. So spending time with Elsa and Anna was a new thing. Anna was very accepting of his personality flaws and actually found them endearing. A few months after Elsa brought Summer back to Arendelle, Anna asked Kristoff to come live in the castle.
"I mean it's in a different wing of the castle of course. It's still in the same castle, but it's nowhere near my room. It's not too far away, but it's... It's a big castle..." she said nervously. Kristoff smiled as she continued to explain. He thought it was adorable when Anna stumbled over her words.
"Yes!" He said, cutting her off. "I mean, yes, thank you, I would be honored to stay in the castle."
She squealed and grabbed his hand, pulling him towards his new room in the east wing of the castle. When she opened the door he gasped. The room was huge. On the bed was a blanket made of moss and jewels.
"Oh yeah! Your family was very excited to hear that I was going to invite you to live with us in Arendelle. They wanted you to have something that would make you think of them while you were here," Anna explained.
She had just called the trolls his family. Anna understood him. He leaned down and kissed her. Anna wrapped her arms around his neck and his big hands rested comfortably on her tiny waist. The kiss seemed to last forever, their tongues tangled and her hands twisted in his hair. They moved blindly toward the bed. Kristoff tripped and fell back onto the bed roughly, breaking their kiss. Anna pulled back, panting and cleared her throat.
"Wow. I, uh, I need to go do... do princess things." She said, obviously flustered, before walking out of the room.
Kristoff collapsed back onto the bed, blushing.
Anna rushed into her bedroom, lifting up one of the floorboards. Her favorite book was hidden there. A romance novel. She needed information, and fast. She flipped through the pages, finding the scene that had interested her so much. The sex scene. Anna knew how sex happened, essentially. But that didn't mean that she wasn't nervous. She took a deep breath and read it again.
Kristoff leaned against Sven. "I need to do something special for her, Sven. She made my room look so amazing and I really really like her."
"You love her, don't you?" Kristoff said in his Sven voice.
"Yeah. I think I do. I know what I'm going to do. I'll make a picnic and tell her. I'm going to tell her I love her."
He tried to think of what to make. Definitely not sandwiches. Maybe just chocolate. Anna loved chocolate. Kristoff went to the sweets shop in the middle of town and bought as much chocolate as he could afford. People all through the town waved and smiled at him. They knew he was a friend of the royal sisters and they loved him for it.