Anna, though she was heartbroken that her sister and Olaf were now gone that day, she was barely able to return Arendelle back to normal. She didn't have her sister's love to bring the kingdom back, only her memory. It was a miracle that she was able to. After doing so she became tired and went to bed.

Kristoff wasn't sure if he would truly be of any help to Anna and Jack. All he could do now was try to help them get through the loss of Elsa. His sister-in-law.

Jack felt like he would never be happy again. Without Elsa he was lost. What would he do for Arendelle now that it was back to normal? People would be coming back to their homes in the kingdom. Would he be able to take care of everyone without Elsa? He couldn't possibly run away like a coward. He wouldn't abandon Anna. Elsa asked him to take care of her now that she was gone. Gone…was she really gone? Jack found it hard to believe that she would be gone. The one person he truly loved was now out of his life forever.

Soon after what had happened to Elsa, Rapunzel had left to return home to the kingdom of Corona. She wanted to stay longer to try to help Anna, Kristoff and Jack deal with their loss. She couldn't through because she had her own kingdom to look after.

Rapunzel didn't know what to do really. She never did tell anyone that Elsa was pregnant when she died. She thought that if she did it would only hurt everyone more. It would just be another loss to deal with and Jack would be crushed forever. So she promised herself that she would never tell them.

Later that night in the castle of Arendelle, Anna slipped out of bed. She couldn't bring herself to sleep any longer. She went to the window and quietly sobbed. Elsa, her sister that she loved with all her heart had left her. She never got a chance to even say goodbye. Anna couldn't help but feel responsible for Elsa's death. If she hadn't turned on everyone Elsa would still be alive. Elsa wouldn't have let her believe so though. Anna knew that much for sure.

Anna wiped away her tears. She looked up at the night sky's stars and sang a small sad song.

"Life's too short
To be such an oblivious fool
So reckless that I couldn't see
Life's too short to be so desperate for power
That I only ever thought of me
I wish I saw things clearly
I guess I'm just on the sort
Now all I know is life's too short"

Darkness. Complete and utter darkness is all Elsa saw when she flickered her eyes open. She slowly raised her upper body from the icy cold floor and sat up, one of her hands touching her aching head.

Elsa groaned in slight pain. "Ugh…what happened? Where am I?" she asked herself out loud. She looked around for an answer but all she saw was nothing but pitch black horrible darkness.

"That must have been a very convincing send off for yourself if they all truly think you are gone from their lives." Said a familiar dark voice.

Elsa recognized it. "Pitch! Where are you? Show yourself!" she cried out in anger.

"Right here, Elsa." He showed himself as a light out of nowhere flashed above his body.

Elsa stood up quickly. Then she remembered what had happened before she woke up here. Her lying that she was dying when she was in Jack's arms. She didn't even get to say goodbye to the others. She felt terrible. She remembered the reason why she did it though, for her child. For the only thing she had left in her life that truly mattered. However, she would never get to see the rest of her family again.

Elsa looked away from Pitch in despair and whispered. "I hope you're happy. I did what you asked, but I only did it for my child."

Pitch chuckled and pulled her chin towards him so she was looking directly at him. "I don't really care who you did it for. I am happy, to answer your question. I finally have what I want, which is you."

Elsa slapped his hand away from her chin. "Don't touch me!" she yelled close to his face. He didn't flinch though to Elsa's dismay. It seemed that she was no longer a threat to him in his eyes. Maybe it was because of her being with child. Fighting back and stress would only harm the baby.

"You look a bit different, Elsa." Pitch said as he looked at her up and down. "Must have been a side-effect from you giving yourself to me."

"What are you talking about?" she said, glaring at him.

"See for yourself." He said as the whole entire room was lit.

The whole room was shaped circular and it was made of ice. The ice was flawless and clear. Elsa saw her reflection on the ice. Was that really she? It couldn't possibly. The woman staring back at her with the expression of shock and face, same as hers had short black some-what spikey hair that went up in a curl. She had a blue tiara in it. The collar of her dress was white with a blue stripe circling the collar's shape. The sleeves were a light gray and wide. It also had a blue dress train like hers and there was a blue sash below the bust. The rest of the blue dress touched the floor.

She shook her head in denial. "No, that isn't me. You're just trying trick me! Well I won't fall for it!"

"You really don't think so? Try to touch your long braid. It won't be there." He told her.

Elsa tried to reach for her long blonde braid but was unsuccessful. It wasn't there. Instead she felt the spikey curled short hair and the tiara. She looked down at her dress and it was the same one that the woman in the reflection was wearing. It was true. Elsa's appearance had changed.

Elsa's hands turned into fists and she violently turned to Pitch. "Fine! I now know for sure that I am doomed to be stuck with you. However, know this, Pitch. You can take away my friends, my sister, my husband, my home and even my life, but I will never truly be yours!" she yelled. "My feelings for you will never change."

Pitch snickered. "We shall see."

The End

(A/N) - Finally! The story is over...for now that is. It will be continued in the third and final installment of this fanfiction series, Frozen Frost III: Icebound Inferno. So stick around, it's not over.

So, tell me what you thought of the sequel to Frozen Frost. Was it good? What was your favourite part of the overall story and will you stick around to read the third and final part? Please review. I love reading your reviews about my stories.