This is the first Alternate ending. This and the second will both be tragic and sad but the last one will be happy.

I ran over to Anna as fast as I could. With mine and Kai's arm around her we rushed to her bedroom as fast as we could.

"Anna, it's ok. I'm right here. It's all going to be ok. You're going to deliver a beautiful baby and she or he is going to be very healthy and you'll take a few days to recover and then be back into your old ways again."

"Oh, Elsa it hurts so bad. It hurts really bad. Oww!" she was grabbing her stomach and tears were streaming down her face. "Why does it hurt so badly?"

"It's ok. It's gonna hurt, but it's ok." I felt like I was reassuring myself more than her. When we made it to her bed I laid her down.

"Kai, please go send for Novalie."

"Of course, madam."

"Go as fast as you can." I pleaded. Then I walked over to Anna and tried to soothe her every time her contractions came. As time passed, they got closer together and more painful for her. Sweat started to collect at her forehead and she kept squirming and rolling around switching to her left side, her back, and her right side. I made her an ice wrap to help but it was quickly melting.

"Elsa, I think somethings wrong. I, I feel like I'm peeing myself, but my water already broke." Her eyes were terrified. That alone scared me half to death.

"What do you mean?"

"I think I'm bleeding. That's not normal is it?"

"I-I don't know. Do you mind if I check?" She nodded her head and started to twist the blanket nervously between her fingers. As I lifted the skirt of her dress my heart stopped and my blood ran cold. A pool of blood was starting to form. A lot of blood. As I dropped the skirt and tried not to freak out Novalie walked in.

"I came as fast as I can. How is she doing? How are her contractions?" I tried to quietly tell Novalie but Anna interjected.

"Don't try to keep it a secret. Obviously it's not good if your keeping it from me."

I sighed and then proceeded to tell Novalie about how badly she was bleeding.

"Oh no, that's not good, that's really not good."

I started to feel faint and dizzy and like I was going to throw up. I backed out of the room and ran to the courtyard. Novalie's tone of voice was extremely disconcerting My mind was racing.

Is there something wrong with the baby?

Is there something wrong with Anna?

Is everything going to turn out alright?

What is going on?

What would happen if something went wrong?

I tried to calm myself down but I just couldn't seem to find a peace of mind. When I finally felt stable again I walked into Anna's room.

"How is she going to be?"

"I'm really not sure. There aren't a whole lot of options. The only thing that we can do is wait and see. But it's getting to be time for her to deliver the baby."

I went to go get some warm clean water, wash cloths, and blankets. When I got back Anna was already pushing. I went over to her and grabbed her hand for her to squeeze. For a small petite girl, she was strong. She was screaming and groaning and her face looked so strained. I wasn't sure what to do but stroke her forehead and try to give her verbal encouragement.

"It's ok Anna, you're doing great. It's all going to be fine. The baby's almost out. You're almost done." When it was time for her to push again she squeezed my hand so tight her knuckles were turning white and she was screaming loud enough for it to be echoing throughout the castle.

"Oh Elsa, It hurts so badly!"

After a few more pushes, the baby came out. It wasn't crying but Novalie assured that she looked perfectly healthy and was breathing just fine.

"It's a girl!" Novalie congratulated.

"Did you hear that? You gave birth to a baby girl."

"Really? Can I hold her?"

"Just a second," Novalie replied as she washed off the little girl and wrapped her in blankets. "Here you go."

The baby was snuggled up in Anna's arms and slightly cooing. She gave the infant kisses all along the top of her head.

"Isn't she so beautiful, Elsa." Anna beamed.

Just as I thought everything was going to turn out just fine, Anna's eyes started drooping and her grip on the child loosened. I quickly grabbed for it.

"Somethings wrong, Novalie. She just lost consciousness." I couldn't breathe, I couldn't move.

"She's still bleeding, worse now. Elsa, we're losing her. I don't know what to say. There really aren't a whole lot of options."

"Surely there's something!" I cried, fighting back tears and failing miserably. "You have to try everything. You can't just give up."

I sat there rocking the baby back and forth and trying to keep myself calm as Novalie tried everything she could.

It's going to be ok. It has to be ok. It's going to be ok.

"I'm so sorry Elsa. She-she's gone." Novalie didn't look me in the eyes and kept her focus on the ground. My knees buckled slightly and I quickly ran to Anna's side, hot tears streaming down my face.

"My sweet, sweet beautiful Anna. Please! You can't leave me! You can't leave us. I need you." I kissed her on the lips, right then and there, and not caring. This couldn't be happening to me. I couldn't bear to lose her again. I felt myself falling apart inside. Little pieces breaking and crackling around me. Her hands were so cold and her face lacked color, except for her blue lips.

"Anna no. No!" I sobbed into her chest, her limp, lifeless body.

My Anna was gone. My Anna was gone. My Anna was gone.

My heart was broken. No this was all a dream. Just a horrible nightmare. I was going to wake up shaking and sweating and crying and Anna was going to be laying there beside me and she was going to comfort me and stroke me and make me feel better, despite me being the older.

But the pain I was feeling in my chest was too real. It hurt way too bad. It was too excruciating. The cold in her hands, the dead in her face, the blue in her lips. It was all too real and too vivid for me to be dreaming. At least she was with mom and dad again. That thought made me cry even harder. I felt a warm hand on my shoulder. I turned around to see Kai.

"I am so sorry, Elsa."

"How could this happen. Why did she get taken away from me. I need her." My sobs had replaced Anna's cries throughout the castle.

I wasn't sure what time it was but at least a day had past and I hadn't moved an inch. I kneeled at the side of the bed, my head resting on her chest and my hand stroking her cheek. When they came for her body I immediately returned to my place, this time my head on her pillow, breathing in her scent. She smelt so sweet. The smell hurt so badly. It was so sweet and flowery and strong. It was the scent of a girl who was powerful. The scent of someone who was strong and brave. It was the smell of the one person I loved more than anything. I loved her more than myself. I inhaled it deeply, breathing it in, focusing on it, remembering it. It was like that was the only thing that was important. Like I would find the answers in her smell. I tried not to think about anything but the sweet perfume of her. But I couldn't.

My Anna was gone.

She left me.