A/N: I own nothing.

Weeks passed quickly. Even though Elsa has been meditating and gaining better control of her abilities, Honeymaren is still keeping her at arms length. It is frustrating, but she will give her all the time she needs. The Aura inside her wife continued to grow stronger everyday, but Elsa decided to keep this information to herself, not wanting to get Honeymaren excited if her suspicions are wrong. If she were being honest, the thought of having a little one around does warm her heart, but it also fills her with worry.

Near the end of the third week, Elsa received a letter from Anna stating she would be sending a coach carriage for them. She was tempted to write back that would not be necessary, but she made it clear the order had already been sent out.

They dressed warm and packed light. Elsa grabbed her shawl and wrapped it around Honeymaren. She pulled her in close, kissing her before resting her head against her's. "You're not going to like this..."

Honeymaren sighed. She wrapped her hands around her neck. "I know. I'm your dear friend until we get back. I don't know why you're telling me this. You're the one who has a hard time keeping your hands to yourself."

Elsa chuckled. Her face then grew serious. "I wish it didn't have to be this way."

Honeymaren shrugged. "We'll be home before you know it." They shared another kiss before they stepped out. It didn't take long for the carriage to arrive. Elsa recognized the coachmen to be Berven Wright. A young man who served her well during her time as queen. He dismounted and bowed deeply. "It's good to see you your maj- erm..."

"Elsa is fine Berven."

He moved to help them into the carriage, but Elsa waved him away. "Thank you, but I'll take it from here." He watched them confused before closing the door behind them.

"Woah," Honeymaren said as she ran her fingers over the fabric on the seats. Elsa smiled taking a seat next to her. She sometimes forgot how strange her former life must be to her. It felt very odd for her now. Nokk is a much better option for travel, but there was no sense to continue dwelling on that.

In the middle of the carriage is a small table with a basket of little goodies. Elsa watched her wife look through the basket. She held up a bag of brown balls. "Is this that chocolate stuff you were telling me about?"

Elsa nodded. "Those are my favorite. There's peanut butter in the center."

Honeymaren popped one into her mouth. Her face slowly scrunched up. Elsa watched her confused. "Darling?"

Elsa jumped in her seat when Honeymaren shot past her. She opened a window and threw up furiously.

"Oh my goodness," Elsa exclaimed as she moved over to her and held her hair back. She quietly prayed this wasn't an allergic reaction. Elsa's eye's grew wide as a sparkling green glow formed a vine next to her, a single orange sprouted. She took the fruit, staring at it amazed. Honeymaren sat back breathing heavily. She caught site of the fruit and took it from her hands.

"I've been craving these like crazy! Was this in the basket?"

Elsa's eyes shifted slightly. "Um Yes." Honeymaren peeled the fruit. She took a few bites, making quiet noises of pleasure.

"What else have you been craving?" Elsa asked curiously. Honeymaren thought it over.

"It depends on my mood I guess. It's always some fruit or vegetable..." She looked down at the basket sadly. "Honestly, I haven't been able to keep other food down. It's starting to get on my nerves."

Elsa slid her arm around her. "It's most likely an upset stomach. It should pass with time." Honeymaren nodded before leaning into her. She turned her head, taking in the beautiful interior again. "You sure you don't miss this?"

Elsa looked at her lovingly. "Not one bit."

Elsa slowly woke up as the carriage came to an abrupt halt. She looked down at Honeymaren only to see her resting peacefully. Elsa turned in her seat and opened the small sliding window behind her. Berven is gone. The carriage shook roughly, sending Elsa to the floor. Warning alarms went off inside her as vines shot out through the roof and floor, crushing the carriage.

Elsa attempted to slice the vines with her magic, but they only multiplied. She looked over to Honeymaren in horror. The vines are completely wrapped around her body and she is not moving. She yelled for her, but her cries are cut out as the carriage collapses.

"Elsa! Please wake up!"

Elsa jolted up right in her seat. She looked around frantically. Everything seemed normal. Honeymaren is kneeling in front of her, and Berven is shivering near by. Relief washed over Elsa and she hugged her wife tightly. "You're okay!" Honeymaren nodded stroking her hair. They pulled apart at the sound of Berven's voice. "Um, can you please turn up the heat ma'am?"
Elsa cringed embarrassed before apologizing. She waved her hands and the frost disappeared in a poof of blue mist. Berven shrugged. "No harm done. I'll be tending to the horses if there's anything else you need." He bowed deeply. Once he's out of site, Honeymaren turns towards her. She rubs her thighs comfortingly. "Want to talk about it?"

Elsa shook her head. It was just a nightmare. It wasn't uncommon for her to have them. Thankfully no one is injured this time. Honeymaren nodded in understanding before continuing. "We aren't quite at the castle yet. I told Berven we would walk from here. It's been awhile since we enjoyed the scenery together."

Elsa smiled. "Sounds like a great idea."

When they stepped out, she inhaled deeply the smell of fresh air. It felt so good to no longer be in that carriage. Elsa looked towards the sea, momentarily wondering what Nokk is up to. She walked over to Honeymaren and slid her hand down her arm, intertwining their fingers. Honeymaren laughed. She pulled her closer. "See What did I tell you? Can't keep your hands to yourself."

Elsa grinned mischievously. She traced her thumb inside her palm. "I guess that means I need to be punished."

Honeymaren glanced over to her arching a brow. "Why are you trying to start something you know we can't finish out here?"

"I don't know about that," Elsa responded seductively. "Those bushes seem pretty thick."

The sound of a man clearing his throat caused both of them to pause startled. They turned around to see Berven holding a brown satchel. "Urm your bag Ma'am..."

Elsa blushed a deep red and hastily took the bag. Her eyes narrowed at him. "How long have you been following us?"

Berven nervously scratched his head. "Not long! I didn't hear anything odd if that's what you're asking. Enjoy your walk!" He ran back to the carriage.

Honeymaren crossed her arms wearing a smug look. Elsa rolled her eyes. She threw the satchel over her shoulder before walking away. "Come on, there are some places I want to show you in the kingdom."

They visited varies stores, picking up little items. Elsa purchased Honeymaren a new staff made of mahogany, and stopped to get a few books to take back with her. She had already read all the books in the royal library and couldn't wait to crack these new ones open. Honeymaren seemed to be enjoying herself.
Elsa laughed watching her munch down on a fruit salad she purchased for her from the market. They eventually made their way to the castle. The guards recognized Elsa and informed her of the Queens location. Elsa's eyes widened shocked. She demanded them to take her to Anna at once.

A/N: Sorry about that! I kept getting errors posting on here. I figured it out, and I will be updating on here now and Archive of Our Own.