I'm sorry guys. I just had to write a Frozen fanfic or my brain would melt.

Anyway, to my Frozen readers (Hi! Welcome to my first Frozen fanfic! Hope you enjoy your visit!):

This idea was created due to my inability to just give Elsa a big hug.

This story will be a series of short stories or oneshots involving Elsa's childish/fun/cute/mischievous/playful side (Because I absolutely love Elsa) and/or Elsa and Anna's sisterly bond (Which I adore) because I can't imagine Elsa to ALWAYS be queenly and such. So requests are able to be... requested... but I'll begin writing them after I write my own ideas. NOT Elsanna. I find that ship kind of strange. Also I won't be writing about Elsa meeting her future husband or anything either because I think Elsa is fine being by herself and I can't really imagine anybody with her.

And that's that. Bring on the Childish Elsa!

Excuse possible OOC. I'm not used to using these amazing characters just yet. But I'm trying.

Disclaimer: I don't own Frozen or it's characters. Or everything here that I don't own. It belongs to Disney

~Story Title: "For the Love of Chocolate"~

Kai walked down and along the halls, using the sounds of light squealing that was most likely laughter to guide him along the way. He was in search for the queen, having been concerned that neither she nor the princess had headed down for breakfast that day. Not that the princess was able to get up for breakfast on her own without anybody waking her. She would dismiss the waking and continue on snoozing for another couple of minutes, or maybe hours, but would eventually get up and go down for something to eat. But that was the thing. The princess was not sleeping or in her room by the time anybody was there to get her.

At first he checked the rooms where the queen would normally be seen performing her duties, but found that she wasn't in any of the places or if she had even entered them that morning. He searched around aimlessly for a bit after that, stopping and asking other servants if they had seen either the queen or the princess. They would shake their heads no and ask if he needed assistance in finding them. He would be polite, seeing that they would freak out that the queen and princess were gone, and tell them that they had nothing to worry about.

Though he would be lying if he said he himself was not the least bit nervous. Seeing the time on the grandfather clock only made it worse. He had a schedule memorized in the back of his head of important meetings that day and was sure that both the queen and the princess had read over the same schedule a couple of days back. Or at least the queen had read it. This was very unsettling since the queen was known to be very responsible. Especially when it came to things like that. Yet the time for the first meeting only ticked closer and the queen was still yet to be found.

It wasn't until he neared a window and heard the faint squeals of laughter coming from outside catching his attention did he began rushing down stairs and hallways to the bottom floor all the way to the doors that lead to the outside courtyard. Pushing the doors open, Kai gave a sigh of relief seeing the two royal sisters come into view as the doors pushed back. But why were they even outside? The sight of Princess Anna forming a snowball in her hands and throwing it at the queen answered him immediately.

Of course! It had snowed the night before, ending up leaving a blanket of fresh glistening snow on the entire kingdom. Knowing the princess, she must have somehow got her sister, Queen Elsa of Arendelle (or The Snow Queen), to come down and play in the snow with her. And it seemed to have worked.

Kai couldn't help but smile as they giggled. It was actually surprising in some sort, seeing the queen playing around and laughing instead of being so regal and queen-like that it was actually adorable. He watched them laugh and run around throwing snowballs with amusement. It was when Queen Elsa formed a snowball with her magnificent powers and threw it at Princess Anna, hitting her dead in the face and even laughing and teasing her, did Kai remember that he was still a person and was able to be seen.

The queen was first to notice him after hitting her sister in the face with a snowball. She gave a small gasp and immediately stiffened and stood straight, reverting back to her queen composure. Her facial expression showing a trace of embarrassment that she tried to hide.

While Anna had yet to notice him, begun using her arms and pushing a small hill of snow together, creating a snowball as big as she could. She had to use both hands to carry the snowball above her head and began a running start towards Elsa followed by a battle cry.

Elsa out of panic to get her to stop, immediately and sort of accidentally jumped back and lifted her arms up, creating a wall of ice as tall as herself just as Anna was about to reach her.

How fast she was already running and how fast the wall had formed, Anna could not stop and ending up ramming into the wall, dropping the giant snowball above her meant for her sister onto herself. She slid down the wall and onto the floor and stayed there groaning.

Kai, as much as he tried, could not contain his chuckle at the sight. He gave a deep bow at the two, using his eyes to look up and see the queen helping her beloved sister back onto her feet and apologizing. "Queen Elsa." Kai addressed her formally, standing back up straight.

Elsa stood back up straight and cleared her throat, "Yes, Kai?" A much more different, more mature and formal tone she used, than when she was laughing and teasing just a second ago.

Kai was slightly saddened by it since it was such a rare occurrence to see the young and childish side of the queen. But he knew better that she had difficulty socializing with other people and being herself besides with her sister and chose to be happy that he at least got to hear the side of her even for such a short time. "I'm here to remind Your Majesty that there will be a meeting taking place very shortly this morning." He took a few seconds to think about it. "I would gladly go take care of the meeting in your place if you wish to stay." Kai smiled and motioned to the snowball throwing that just occurred.

Elsa's eyes widened slightly at the words, but still she kept her queenly personality. "That will not be of need. As ruler of Arendelle it is my responsibility to attend these meeting myself and should do better in keeping track of the time. Thank you for the offer and also for the reminder." She began gracefully walking back into the castle, not giving a look back at Anna before disappearing behind the doors. Her beautiful long cape trailing behind her.

Kai gave another bow as she left.

"Aww Kai!"

He turned back to the princess still out in the snow with a pout on her face. "Yes, Princess Anna?" Kai gave her a smile.

Anna tried brushing off the snow clung to her winter clothes as she made her way to him. "Did you have to call Elsa?" She grumbled. "We didn't even start a full on snowball fight yet! With all the snow forts and everything!"

Kai chuckled, "Of course. What would she think if she was late for a meeting with nobody to inform her?"

"You said it yourself that you could go though! You could have gone without telling her."

"I could have. But the queen would be upset if I did without her consent."

Anna crossed her arms, "You don't know that." She mumbled. "C'mon Kai! Elsa's overworking herself and you know it! Which is why I wanted her to have some fun before having to do all that hullabaloobloo!"

"True. I fear for the queen's health like you as well. But let us face it. She can be as stubborn as you and will not step away from her role as queen as often. Also it is 'hullabaloo'."

Anna cracked her knuckles, "Then we'll make her. She seemed a bit peeved before she left probably cause she had given in to my asks for her to play." She gave a mischievous grin and began brainstorming some ideas. "And you're going to be helping!"

Kai gave a sigh but could not help but letting a small smile creep onto his face. Even though Anna wasn't the queen, she was still the princess, and she was able to give him commands as well as long as the queen doesn't say otherwise. But as of now, it seems his day had already been planned out.

Elsa exited the doors of the grand hall and gave an exhausted sigh. It was only just barely half of the day and yet she was already tired. One super long and boring meeting can take a lot out of you. "Or it's because I stayed up all night to finish those contracts…" She mumbled out loud to herself as she tried stifling a yawn. Queens weren't supposed to show weakness, or so she told herself, so being exhausted was one of the last things she wanted to be.

Currently she was on a short break for lunch before having to head to yet ANOTHER meeting. But being the queen she is Elsa planned to skip lunch to get ready for the next meeting. It was a meeting about trade with Arendelle after all, and she could not mess that up after all of the other kingdoms steered away from Arendelle after the little snow 'incident'. So she began her way to her room, not wanting to stop for anything but-

…Chocolate?

Elsa sniffed the air, proving that it was indeed chocolate. She quickly retraced her steps back to where the smell had been strongest and began following it while sniffing the air. Not what queens were supposed to do, but she didn't mind at the moment. Elsa had already skipped breakfast and was ready to skip lunch so she was famished. Chocolate being one of her most favorite foods or snacks in the world only made it worse. Besides, she hadn't had chocolate for quite some time. Having forgotten about it as she drowned in work placed before her.

Now Elsa was picking up her pace as the smell became stronger and all the more tempting. She didn't stop until the smell became so strong that she could practically taste the chocolate in her mouth.

"Oh hey sis." The all-familiar voice of Anna snapped her back to reality.

"Anna do you smell that?!" Elsa sniffed the air again, not paying any mind to the mischievous look on her sister's face.

Anna giggled. "What? You mean this?" She held out a tray of perfectly formed, still warm, freshly made chocolate. Anna took out a square empty chocolate box and began neatly organizing all the new chocolate pieces inside the box before closing it shut and handing the tray to a servant that just so happened to pass by. She shook the box full of chocolates side to side in a teasing way.

Elsa watched her with curiosity, "Chocolate?" She questioned.

"Chocolate." Anna repeated her and answered, taking one piece out of the box and purposely exaggerating on eating it like it was the best and most delicious thing in the world.

"Can I have one?"

"Hmm..." Anna ate another one without answering her.

Elsa was confused. But the smell of the amazing chocolate distracted her. "Give me one." She used a more demanding tone.

Anna smiled, "No." She said, eating yet another one.

At this rate, there won't be any chocolate left if Elsa just continued asking. Anna was even holding the box out carelessly that Elsa attempted to snatch the box away. But Anna knew what she was going to do and quickly moved the box out of her reach. "Give me one!" Elsa tried snatching it again but Anna would only move it.

"No."

They just stared at each other in the eyes.

Elsa sighed, "Fine. I'll just go get my own chocolate."

Anna grinned, "No can do. I specifically told all the servants and chefs not to give you any chocolate as much as you asked."

"I'm the queen."

"I told them it's only for your own good because you're getting kind of chubby." Anna almost cringed as that insane lie came out of her mouth. There were absolutely no signs of fat in Elsa's body at all which made the lie all the more obvious. But this was going according to plan so she stuck with it.

Elsa gasped, "You did not!"

Anna smiled again, seeing that her plan was working. "I did."

Elsa's eye twitched, slight ice starting to form at the bottom of her feet from irritation, "Give me some chocolate…!" She practically lunged for it, only for it to again be moved. This continued on for a couple of minutes before Elsa stopped in frustration. "You know what? I don't have time for this anyway." She began to storm off back to her way to her room with a trail of ice following behind.

Anna knew just how to stop her, "They're all triple layered with milk chocolate." She called after her. The moment Elsa turned back around, she knew she had better started running. Of course after she mockingly ate another piece of chocolate.

Anna didn't have to check if Elsa was following her. The quick gusts of harmless cold wind that she would have to dodge already told her that she was.

"Just give me one!" Elsa called after her.

The occasional servants they would pass would give them weird looks. More at Elsa since this behavior was usual coming from Anna.

"No way!" Anna turned and ate another one as she ran. She gasped seeing that Elsa was already quickly catching up to her, ice powers or not. Frantically looking around for the nearest escape, she spotted an open window not too far off. Picking up her pace, she made a dash for the window and jumped out, using the new fluffy snow on the rooftop to help her slide all the way down to the ground. She was just about to stop running, thinking that it would take some time for Elsa to get all the way down using the stairs, but was surprised when the Snow Queen herself jumped from the window, creating a sort of ice sled midair and sliding down. Anna nearly tripped as she began to pick up her pace again.

"Maybe I should have thought this out a bit more…" Anna said to herself, still surprised as she ran. "I mean, Elsa climbed a freaking mountain by herself and created an ice castle ALL IN ONE NIGHT. How long did it take me to just get up the mountain? With a horse, a sled, and a reindeer with an ice man? Two days!"

"What are you talking to yourself about?" Elsa was right behind her with a smirk on her face.

Anna yelped in surprise and ran even harder. "Wait wait wait! Time!" She stopped running, leaning against the trunk of a tree as she breathed heavily.

Elsa stopped in her tracks at the sudden command, sliding against the snow to stop her movement.

Anna gasped for a breath and held her hand up. Once catching her breath, she took one last big breath for good measure before tossing a snowball she had just secretly made, landing a direct hit at Elsa's face. "Go!" She ran off again.

Elsa wiped the snow from her face with surprise. She didn't even see that snowball coming. But she laughed it off and continued on the chase for the chocolate. "Oh Anna you are going to pay for that!"

Around a couple of minutes, Anna led them straight into a wide open area that was completely covered in snow. She jumped over what seemed to be a manmade snow wall and ducked behind it. "Freeze!" Anna jumped up, yet again stopping her sister who was a small distance from the snow wall. Behind her, Kristoff, Olaf, and Sven appeared from behind the wall. Before explaining why she had stopped her, Anna turned to Kristoff, "Nice snow fort."

He took that as sarcasm, "Hey! There's so much you can do in only a few hours!"

Anna cleared her throat and turned back to Elsa, "Queen Elsa of Arendelle! We, Team…" She turned back to Kristoff, "Uh… What's our team name again?"

"Team Kristof-"

"Team Kristoff! Wait what?" Anna threw a snowball at his face as he laughed. She cleared her throat again, "Team Anna, challenge you to a snowball fight! If you win, you win the box of chocolate!"

Elsa crossed her arms with a smile, "You challenge me to a snowball fight?"

Anna shrugged, "Hey I did just hit you in the face with a snowball a while ago so we might stand a chance since there are also four of us."

Elsa grinned, "Fine. Because I want some chocolate." She walked over to her side of the war. With a flick of a wrist, she created her own snow fort.

"No fair!" Anna yelled out.

"All's fair in love and war!" Elsa yelled back. "Are you ready?"

"Wait a minute!" Anna ducked back under the fort and turned to the three. "Okay listen up guys! We're probably going to be beaten pretty badly but it's okay! Ready?!"

"Aye!" Olaf said with extreme enthusiasm. Kristoff said plainly. Sven only made a noise but his face showed that he was ready.

"Okay!" She stood back up, "Rea- Oof!" Anna buckled over, already hit in the stomach with the first fired shot. She could hear the giggles from her sister in the distance at her own snow fort. Brushing the snow off immediately Anna pointed, "Fire!" They threw. Except for Sven who couldn't really throw and was instead in charge of making snowballs for everybody.

One of the snowballs landed a hit at Elsa's shoulder. She replied back to it by creating multiple snow ship-cannons and firing with a wide grin on her face.

Team Anna looked at the oncoming snowballs in surprise. "Take cover!" Anna yelled out. All of them ducking behind the wall. They could hear and feel the snow hitting against the wall and exploding without actually doing any damage except leaving small snow piles.

"You give up?" Elsa yelled to them.

"No way we're just getting started!" Anna quickly got up and threw another snowball once again hitting Elsa in the face. "Yes!" She fist-bumped the air in excitement at her amazing aim.

Even Elsa couldn't help but be amazed as well as she wiped the snow from her face yet again. "You're asking for it!" She cracked another grin as the cannons began firing again.

Anna gasped and ducked back down just as one of the snowballs zoomed over her head. "Okay guys!" She turned back to the team. "It's time for the next plan if we want to win this war!... Any suggestions?"

Olaf bounced as he raised his hand, "Oh oh!"

"Olaf?"

"Maybe we can use somebody as a decoy!"

Anna nodded, "We could. But then what next?"

Olaf opened his mouth to answer her, but stopped realizing that he had nothing. "I don't know." He gave his laugh.

Kristoff sighed, "Maybe when somebody's distracting her we could sneak in to get her."

Anna grinned, "Alright let's do it! Who wants to be decoy?" Her, Olaf, and Sven immediately turned to Kristoff.

At first he looked around to see what they were looking at. "Wait. Me?! Aw come on!" Before he could say any further, they pushed him out into the line of fire. They listened to his manly shrieks and also the snowballs moving to get him.

"Now's our chance!" Anna and Olaf got onto Sven's back, quickly and stealthily using the opposite route of Kristoff as they made their way to Elsa's fort. She shushed them, Olaf and her jumping off of Sven as they neared the snow fort walls. They ducked beneath the wall and began making baby steps to the back of the fort where the entrance was.

"Looking for somebody?" Elsa called directly above them with a smile.

Drat. Anna didn't really know why they were going around the entire fort to the entrance when they could have simply jumped over the wall. But it made it more suspenseful anyway. She looked back to where Kristoff supposedly was, seeing that he was already buried under a mountain of snow. Looking back up to meet Elsa's eyes she gave a slight wince before yelling, "Retreaaat!" and running back along with Olaf and Sven.

"Okay guys. New plan!" Anna started again. The fires of snow cannons never seized to end as she spoke. She looked around at her team. Kristoff had returned with snow still covering his entire body a bit ago, Olaf was still as bubbly as ever, and Sven was still having fun playing in the snow. "Olaf it's your turn."

He gasped, "To be the decoy?!"

Anna gasped after him, "No no no no! I wouldn't make you do that. Well you are going to be a decoy. But just a different one."

Olaf nodded, "Oh okay. Gotcha!"

The doorbell rang. Wait. Doorbell? Elsa walked over to the entrance of her fort where there was apparently a doorbell. There wasn't even a door either so a doorbell was quite unnecessary.

"Special delivery."

Elsa looked down and cracked a grin seeing Olaf dressed up as a deliveryman made from snow. "Olaf. How nice of you to join me."

"It's not Olaf. It's Deliveryman that Is Actually Olaf in Disguise."

"I see, Deliveryman that Is Actually Olaf in Disguise. Tell me, did Anna give you that name?"

"Yup!" He gasped realizing what he just admitted, "Wait. No!" Olaf wiped his brow in relief at his amazing save.

Elsa stifled a laugh, "So what brings you here today Deliveryman that Is Actually Olaf in Disguise?"

"Special Delivery!" He gave a wide bright smile

Before Elsa could reply, the sound of shuffling behind her caught her attention. Hastily she turned back around and shot out some snowballs from her hand and then seeing that she had hit Kristoff with them. Without time to react to what happened next, Anna jumped out from behind from her human shield, wielding two snowballs and throwing them.

Out of instinct, Elsa created a giant snowball above her head and brought it down just as she was hit with the two snowballs. When she recovered from the blow, she looked at the giant pile of snow she had just created but with limbs sticking out of it. By then, Elsa decided that the battle was over. "Guess that means I win?"

One of Anna's arms sticking out from the mountain held the chocolate box in her hand. It didn't try to hold onto the box as Elsa delicately plucked it off. "Yeah you win." Anna's muffled voice sounded from the mountain as she began shuffling out. She had an enormous grin on her face as Elsa happily began opening the box.

But Elsa's happiness quickly faded away as the box revealed what was inside, replacing it with confusion, sadness, and irritation all in one. "You… You ate all the chocolate…?" She stared into the empty box. A box much similar to the one she just opened came into her field of vision.

"Nah. I wouldn't do that." Anna said as she held out the real box. "At least not to you anyway. Well maybe. I mean I could. But I wouldn't. Unless I wanted to and I wanted some chocolate and got a bit carried away while eating them. Because chocolate is like my favorite and stuff. But other than that no."

Elsa took the second box into her hands, eyeing Anna warily before opening it. Sure enough, the remaining chocolate pieces were still safely in the box. She broke into a smile again, taking one piece and eating it, savoring the chocolaty flavor. "You're the best sister I've ever had."

Anna grinned, "I know." She then processed her words, "Wait. I'm the only sister you've ever had."

"Exactly." Elsa grinned back.

"I don't really know what to feel anymore."

"Just let it go."

Everybody cringed before bursting into laughter.

While still laughing, a sudden registration of thought dawned on Elsa immediately causing her to stop. "Oh no."

Anna stopped laughing to question her, "What's wrong?"

"Anna! I have a meeting! Or had a meeting! It was well over an hour ago!" She began scolding Anna for distracting her, even admitting that it was also her own fault for giving in to the distraction in the first place. "This is bad…" Ice began to form around her as she continued.

"Elsa." Anna called her. "Elsa." She repeated a second time while Elsa continued to ignore her. "Elsa!"

"What?!"

"Calm down! It's okay!"

"What do you mean?"

"I got Kai to do it!"

They stared each other in the eyes. The ice caused by anxiety began to thaw. "You did?" Elsa asked.

Anna nodded. "Yep! He agreed to helping me stop you from working too hard. You need a break once in a while you know."

Elsa gave a sigh of relief, touched that Anna had went to all that planning and work just so she would take some time off. She brought her into a warm hug. "Thank you."

Anna smiled and hugged her back. "No problem sis."

"Oh me too!" Olaf ran over and joined the hug.

"Anybody up for another snowball fight?" Elsa asked as they hugged.

Instantly everybody else took a step back, "No… no no it's fine."

All four of them were hit in the face with a snowball.

Anna broke into a grin, "Oh it's on sister!" She grabbed a pile of snow and returned the fire.

Kristoff, Sven, and Olaf looked at one another and shrugged before joining the fight with the two.

And that's the first chapter! Thanks for reading!

Once again sorry for mistakes and OOC (if there is any)

Note: Throughout the course of writing I make some points and ideas that I have in this fic but it's been like a year and my views have changed for a lot of parts.