A/N: I have a big chapter coming on Christmas Day, I hope you will like it! Enjoy this chapter! :)

ELSA

What did I just do? Elsa thought. She had asked Jack to have lunch with her that was all. Don't overanalyze it Elsa. She thought to herself. She was just curious about him. Why did it have to be anything more than that?

Elsa walked into the hallway her room was in to see Anna standing in front of her door, about to knock. "Hi!" Anna said, approaching her.

"Hey," Elsa said, "Can I talk to you about something?"

"Yeah, anything Elsa!" She said. It was so nice to be able to talk to Anna now. They had no secrets from each other anymore, even if it was a little weird sometimes, it was so much better than having to shut her out.

Elsa walked towards her room and Anna followed. Anna shut the door behind them. "Is this about Jack?" She asked.

"How did you know?" Elsa asked.

Anna shrugged. "Lucky guess?"

"I don't know what's wrong with me Anna-"

"Do you like him?"

"No, of course I don't like him, I barely even know him!"

"That doesn't matter, you totally like him." Anna crossed her arms and smiled, triumphantly.

"I asked him to eat lunch with me, so we can get to know each other more."

"Like a date?"

"It's not a date!"

"Why are you arguing with me about this so much? You like him, and that's fine," Anna said, "He's very attractive, and you two obviously have a lot in common."

Elsa sighed, "Whatever. I guess you're right. But what do I do at lunch? I don't actually have any experience with… this."

"Just be yourself," Anna said, "That's all you can do. Also where are you eating lunch?"

"Come to think of it, I hadn't really thought about that…"

JACK

There was a knock on his door. Jack went to open it, and saw a butler with a silver trey that had a letter on it. Everything was so fancy around here.

"A letter for you from Her Majesty the Queen." The man said.

"Thank you." Jack said and took the letter from him. He bowed, because that seemed like the right thing to do. The butler gave him a strange look. Jack closed the door and opened the letter. It said:

Meet me at the castle gates at noon for lunch. –Elsa

Jack looked at the small grandfather clock in his room. It was 11:30. He paced across the room. He needed to get it together. What if she got to know him, and she didn't like him? What if he told her too much and she got scared? No, he just needed to decide what he could tell, and what he couldn't tell her.

He couldn't tell her about the dreams or that she was the reason he had come here, to Arendelle. Everything else, he guessed he could tell her, if she asked. He looked in the mirror at himself and smiled. He had this. It was just lunch right? Just lunch.

At noon, on the dot, he was walking through the castle gates and into town. Elsa walked out in front of him. Jack smiled at her. She smiled back a little. "Hi." Jack said.

"Hey." Elsa responded.

"So where are we going?"

"You'll see, come on."

He followed her across the bridge and into town. Everyone said hi to Elsa. She seemed to be a very popular queen. Jack said greeted everyone as well, and they smiled back at him. Arendelle was definitely the friendliest place he had ever been.

Elsa ducked into a shop and Jack followed. It was a food store. They sold cheese and meant and yogurt and every food item you could possibly want. The store was small and cozy, with a staircase to the left of them. There was only one person in there besides Jack and Elsa.

"It's all there Your Majesty." The man said.

"Thank you Viktor." Elsa said with a smile.

"Anytime."

Elsa led the way up the stairs. At the top, there was a room with a table and a fireplace. The table was set with soup and meat and many other wonderful foods.

"Is this okay?" Elsa asked.

"Yeah, it's great." Jack said.

They sat down at the table and started eating. Jack looked up and saw Elsa looking at him. He set down his food and looked at her. Jack felt like he was low on oxygen. "Do want to play Two Truths and a Lie?"

"What's that? Elsa asked.

"A way to get to know each other more. You say two truths about yourself and one lie and the other person has to guess which one is a lie."

"You go first."

"Okay." Jack said. He thought for a minute.

"1.," He said, "I used to have brown hair. 2. I have a friend who is a mermaid. 3. I've died."

"Number three, you haven't died, that's impossible!" Elsa exclaimed.

"Wrong, number two is the lie, I don't a friend who is a mermaid, although I do have a fairy and a giant bunny as friends."

"You're lying, you didn't die!"

"Yes, I did. Before I was a Guardian, I fell into a freezing lake and died, saving my little sister. The moon saw what I had done and decided to bring me back to life, and I rose out of the lake and I had my powers."

Elsa didn't say anything for a minute. "Wow."

"Do you believe me?" Jack asked.

"I actually do which is crazy." Elsa said meeting his eyes.

Jack smiled. "Good. Now it's your turn."

Elsa didn't say anything for a minute. She was so beautiful, even when she was just thinking.

"Got it," She finally said, "1. I made a castle out of ice, 2. I have a talking snowman, and 3. I'm engaged."

"Number three, you're not engaged."

"Correct!" Elsa said, "Yeah, I guess you're used to weird snow powers."

Jack nodded, "I guess you could say that. Our powers are a lot different though. You can make things out of ice, I can fly."

"Yeah, I guess you're right," She said, "What do the Guardians exactly do in your world?"

"We all have our specific task. I bring snow and frost on windows and snowball fights. The Tooth Fairy collects teeth that children loose and leaves gift. The Sandman brings good dreams. The Easter Bunny brings eggs to kids on Easter. North, or Santa Claus brings presents to children on Christmas. It's crazy to me that you guys don't have Santa."

"Well, he isn't a Guardian here." Elsa said.

Jack thought for a minute. He broke out into a smile. He got up from the table quickly. "I got it! I'll be Santa for the castle this year! Who all will be there for Christmas morning?"

"I don't know but-"

"Come on," He said grabbing her hand, "Are you going to help me?"

Elsa looked at his hand. "Yes." She said.

Jack smiled. "Then let's go." He said leading her down the stairs, still hand in hand.