Just a cute little thing~

"Thanks for walking with me to school, Sam," Elsa said as she and Sam walked down the grey sidewalk to Casper High. Elsa was new in Sam's neighbor and Sam's mom had offered for Sam to help show Elsa around the high school. Sam objected at first, but after meeting the nice blonde, she gave in.

"No problem," Sam said.

Silence fell over them and Elsa looked over at Sam. "Sam?" she asked, "Are you alright? You look worried."

"Hm?" Sam seemed to snap out of her thoughtful haze. "Sorry, it's just… my friend has been under a lot of stress lately and I'm starting to worry." Elsa's gaze softened, "Oh, I'm sorry."

"He just needs something to help take his mind off of it," Sam reasoned, "A distraction."

"What's he like?" Elsa asked. "Well, he's-" Sam stopped mid-sentence as her mind began to form a plan and she smirked. " … He's our age, one of my best friends actually. Real sweet and cute." Sam emphasized the end, trying to make her friend seem more appealing.

"Cute?" Elsa asked. Sam nodded, "Oh yeah, big blue eyes and dark hair…"

"Well, you know… if you need any help I can always…" Elsa trailed off as she blushed silently. She sighed in relief as they reached the school. Sam smirked, "Elsa, you just said the magic words." She took Elsa by the hand and pulled her a tree where some lunch tables were set up. She lightly pushed her to the trunk. "Sam?" Elsa asked uncertainly, "What are you-"

"Just stay right there, Elsa." And with that, Sam hurried off.

"Dude, you don't look so good," Tucker said as he and Danny sat on one of the picnic tables outside while they were waiting for the bell ring. "Of course I don't. Skulker and Ember escaped the Ghost Zone together and I was up all night trying to catch them," Danny groaned as he sat with his head in his hands.

"Hey guys," Sam greeted as she walked up to the two.

Tucker "Hi"ed her back while Danny muttered a hello through his hands. "What's got you down in the dumps?" Sam asked. "All night ghost fighting," Danny answered sullenly.

"Well, maybe you should just cheer up and look around," Sam said slinging an arm around Danny's shoulders, "It's a beautiful morning don't you think?"

"Sam, you hate mornings," Danny countered as he rose his head from his hands and looked at her, "Besides, after last night, nothing looks beautifu-" He stopped as he looked past Sam at a girl who was standing under the shade of a nearby tree. She was looking around with her big glacier blue eyes, her platinum blonde hair shining in the sunlight.

"W-Who i-is that?" Danny asked.

Sam smirked as she used a finger to close his mouth, "Oh, her? That's Elsa. She's new."

"New?" he asked absentmindedly.

"Mhm," Sam nodded and pushed him forward a bit, "Why don't you go say hi?"

"You are good," Tucker smirked when Danny was gone. Sam and Tucker watched as Danny went up Elsa and introduced himself, managing to fall on his face by tripping on a tree root. As he was ready to wallow in embarrassment, Elsa kindly offered him a hand. He took it and stood up, smiling sheepishly as she beamed at him.

"I know that puppy dog stare anywhere," Sam smiled, "I think we'll be seeing a lot of Elsa in the near future."