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Anna leaned against her locker while Rapunzel was in front of her. Anna wore a pink frilly blouse with blue jean shorts and sandals while Rapunzel wore a yellow tank top with blue skinny jeans and vans.

"I don't know Rapunzel… I think it's best if I just break up with Hans." Anna sighed, running a hand through her hair. It was Monday now and school couldn't go by any slower. The past two days, after Elsa had left that Saturday morning, Anna cancelled her plans with everyone. She stayed locked in her room, only coming out if she needed a meal, which she took inside her room.

Throughout the whole weekend, Anna lay in bed and watched cartoons. She watched cartoons and thought of her. She thought about how her lips felt against hers and she thought about how she felt safe in her arms

Then, she haunted her dreams and everything else went uphill.

Anna replayed the moments and conversations she had with Elsa, and how Elsa asked her if she really loved Hans.

And now, Anna was thinking about breaking it off.

"Are you crazy? Look at you guys! You're like the golden couple in this school! You guys are happy and cute and adorable..." Rapunzel went on and Anna shook her head. Happy? She didn't know if she would feel happy or not. All she knew was that Rapunzel thought they should stay together. Anna looked down at her cellphone to see that it was only 7:30 a.m. glanced wearily at the entrance of the school.

She was anxious to see her. She was excited and anxious all at the same time. This wasn't her at all. No. Anna was never anxious or nervous to see anyone. She was the one that people got anxious and nervous for.

But, she is the only exception to Anna's book.

Anna looked at the door again as Rapunzel's voice was the background noise. She wanted to see her. She needed to see her. Elsa was like the drug that Anna couldn't stop taking. Anna needed to talk to her, she needed to talk to her and confront her about Friday night. She needed to do everything in her power to ask her about Friday night, where they stood.

Anna felt Rapunzel shake her arm roughly.

"Are you even listening to me Anna? Did you even hear a single word I've said?" Rapunzel yelled and Anna finally faced Rapunzel. She looked at her to see an irritation framed upon her face. She would see worry and anger in her eyes and Anna knew that this might have been slightly the last straw for Rapunzel.

"I don't understand you Anna! Everything went perfectly well until summer came! And where did you even go off to during the party last night? Hans and I were looking all over for you!" Rapunzel yelled, frustrated. Everyone's eyes were on them and Anna knew that drama and rumors were going to come up. Anna ran a hand through her hair and gently placed hand on Rapunzel's arm.

"Rapunzel… Plea-"

"Don't please me Anna! Ever since the summer, you've been acting strange! You haven't been listening to mine's and Hans's conversations when we try to talk to you and you haven't been talking to us about your problems! How do you expect us to help you when you're always so distant and don't want to talk about it! And now, you're saying you want to break up with Hans?" everyone around them gasped and started murmuring and Anna panicked. She didn't want word to go around yet, it would just cause all the more drama. Anna looked around in hopes of not seeing Hans and she didn't. Instead, Anna saw one shaggy blonde hair boy, one brunette boy and a platinum blonde hair girl briskly walk past the crowd, trying to not receive any attention or thought upon.

Anna immediately went with her gut. She pushed through the crowd of students, saying 'Excuse me' and 'Sorry' along the way. Anna heard Rapunzel yell at her, asking where she was even going but Anna ignored her calls. This was more important. Anna kept struggling her way through the crowd. Finally, when Anna was out in the open, she stumbled face to face with Elsa, who was surprised, shocked and scared. Anna looked into Elsa's eyes, which was filled with terror. She looked so beautiful in her simple outfit. She looked as if she stood out from everyone else, wearing her hair in her usual braid and a buttoned up blue long sleeved shirt with white shorts. Kristoff looked at Anna with daggers while Olaf was looking anywhere but Anna. Then, Anna decided to speak up.

"Elsa-" Anna felt a rush of wind blow at her. She turned around and saw Elsa sprint down the halls and maneuver her way through the students. Anna wasn't going to let her get away this time. They needed to talk, they needed to communicate and they needed to get onto terms as to what that kiss was about this past weekend. So, Anna used all her force and her energy and pushed herself off the ground, sprinting after the platinum blonde haired girl.

"Elsa! Elsa wait!" she yelled through the hallways and students looked confused at the sight of Anna chasing after Elsa, calling out her name in a pleading and desperate tone. Anna was never pleading nor desperate, not for anyone or anything. And now here she was, begging for Elsa to stop and wait, begging for her attention.

But, Elsa didn't oblige and kept running. Anna knew that she had to catch up, so she tried to push herself even more.

But, she was still at a far distance with Elsa.

'Of course. She is best friends with the captains of the basketball team after all, she must be fast." Anna groaned and started to pick up the pace. She needed to see her; she needed to talk to her.

Anna saw Elsa turn right and she smiled. She would just take another route that would lead her to Elsa. So, when Elsa turned right, Anna kept running straight and turned right at the next opening. She knew that if Elsa had lost Anna, she would stop running. She would stop and think she would be safe and away. Anna then turned right again in the hallway she was in and turned left at the next stop. Right when she did, she crashed right into someone soft. Anna was ready for her tailbone to hit the ground, her eyes closing shut. But instead, she felt long slender arms wrap around her waist to prevent her from falling. Anna had a confused look on her face as she fluttered her eyes open to see Elsa had her arms around her waist. She was enjoying this feeling, enjoying the feeling of having her arms wrapped around her waist. Then, Anna realized how awkward of a position this must be and blushed slightly. Elsa immediately let her go and Anna frowned at the comfort of her arms disappearing.

Anna saw Elsa turn on her heel and start walking away. Though, Anna grabbed Elsa by the arm and felt her tense against her touch. Elsa turned back around to look into Anna's teal eyes.

"Yes Anna?" Elsa asked and Anna gulped. She really didn't know what she wanted to say.

"Look, about this past weekend…" Anna started and suddenly, she saw a blur in front of her. She felt her grip against Elsa let go and instead, hear a loud bang against the lockers. Anna looked to the right of her to see Hans there, pushing Elsa against the locker with his grip tightly around Elsa's neck and Anna was frozen.

"Do you think you can actually rise up to our level? You little shit face, don't ever think you can talk to my girlfriend understand? Don't you dare even touch her as well and if I see you, you're going to go down with your other two useless boyfriends." Hans's grip on Elsa's neck tightened and she saw Elsa let out a choke.

Anna needed to act now. She needed to let Elsa know things about last night. Anna grabbed onto Hans's arm and tried to break his grip away,

"Hans stop it!" Anna cried, pulling his arm away. Hans looked at his girlfriend and saw the desperation in her eyes. He immediately loosened his grip onto Elsa, who fell with a thud onto the floor, trying to gasp for air after what Hans did.

"Are you really protecting this girl Anna? This little useless piece of…" Hans was interrupted by a slap in the face from Anna. Anna wasn't happy anymore. She was enraged and she was mad.

And, she was different in everyone else's eyes in the school.

Everyone looked at Anna, as if she had committed a sin. She looked at her as if she had done something wrong, something wrong and illegal. Everyone crowded around the three teenagers, whispering and mumbling things, incoherent things.

Everyone looked at Anna as if she was taking drugs, as if she was drunk or grew another head.

They thought that this Anna they were looking at right now wasn't the Anna they knew as they grew up. Anna wouldn't stop Hans from bullying Elsa; Anna wouldn't get in an argument with Rapunzel…

And Anna wouldn't have definitely slapped Hans.

But here she was, the red-headed girl with her hair in two braids; swept on both her shoulders. Here she was standing, enraged. She looked at Hans as if he was a little toddler getting ready for time-out.

All Anna could feel was rage and anger. She looked at Hans, challenging him to hit her, challenging him to pick a fight with her because in the end, no one would get away with it.

Hans on the other hand, had looked shocked and confused. Did his girlfriend just slap him? Did Anna just slap him just to protect this little useless girl that would probably be better off disappearing off the face of the earth? The student's murmurs were louder when they heard stomping of feet. Anna snapped out of glare and looked behind Hans. She saw Elsa running away… again. Anna had lost her again, just cause of Hans. She was going to chase after her, chase after her and call for her name again. But, Hans had grabbed her arm before she was able to flee after her.

Anna turned abruptly around to face Hans and both their eyes held fire. Anna's held determination. She needed to chase after Elsa, she needed to talk to her and she needed to confront her because she knew during the classes she had with Elsa, Kristoff or Olaf were bound to make conversation with her and only her. They would shut Anna out from her questions, from her pleas.

Hans on the other hand, really didn't give two shits about Elsa. What he cared about right now was how his girlfriend was changing, how she was different and how she seemed off the past months. This wasn't the Anna everyone knew… This wasn't the Anna that he knew ever since Kindergarten. This was a different Anna.

And Hans didn't like it one bit.

Hans's grip on Anna's arm tightened, which only fueled Anna's rage more. They were like two bombs, ready to explode any minute in the halls. They stared into each other's eyes with confusion and anger mixed all together. Hans decided to be the first one to speak up.

"What is wrong with you Anna? Why have you been acting so different lately?" Anna didn't answer the question. She knew that she had been acting differently, everyone knew. They just never knew the reason why.

"Is there something wrong with different?" Anna snapped at him and his eyes just raged with more anger.

"There is something wrong if it's a bad different Anna! I can't even look at you the same way anymore! You've been pushing Rapunzel and me away and you haven't been listening that much at all! You're always in your own little world, zoning off!" Hans yelled and Anna just gave him a look. A look that would kill anyone at any moment.

"What would it matter to you?" Anna growled and Hans pulled her closely to him, and whispered in her ear so that no one could hear what he had said.

"Did you think I was drunk on Friday night? Yes I was drunk but I recall you and thy enemy in your own little room. Is that why you've been distant Anna? Because you've been involving yourself with them? They're no good Anna, you can do better." Hans's words rang in Anna's ears. Hans thought she could do better? She could do way better with Hans but with Elsa… It was different. The bell rang and students were still gathered around Hans and Anna. Anna's eyes bore into Hans's before she roughly pulled her arm away from his grasp. She turned on her heel, her back facing him before she walked away to head to math. She would rather have faced Rapunzel then Hans as of this moment.

"It's all so messed up Olaf." Elsa groaned, placing her face in her hands. They sat in English class right now, the class that Elsa had with Anna and Olaf. Thankfully, Anna's seat was in the far back while Elsa and Olaf sat in the front. The teacher was writing down a diagram on the board, probably something relating to Romeo and Juliet; the book they were going to read today. Olaf frowned at his friend's confession.

"So you're saying that throughout Friday night, you ditched me and hung out with Anna for one night, just so that in the end you kissed her the next morning and ran off? Leaving Kristoff and I in her house to drive home late in the afternoon?" Elsa nodded her head and gave out a huff.

"I thought you were going to be our driver! I trusted you Elsa!" Olaf joked, trying to lighten the mood. The only response Olaf got from Elsa was a look of daggers and Olaf flinched a bit.

"Okay so this isn't a joking matter at all…" Olaf said slowly and Elsa sighed before placing her face back into her hands.

"Olaf you don't understand! I wasn't supposed to even talk to her or touch her in the first place! This isn't supposed to happen at all! I despise her. I despise everything about her and I don't even want to know a single thing about her or get involved with her. She's like a dangerous virus getting ready to spread to the next victim." Elsa mumbled in her hands.

"But Elsa… do you still despise her now?" there was a silence. An awkward silence that Elsa didn't know how to answer. Did she still hate Anna now? She did bully her all these seven years and still kept going on about it. But now, after Friday night and Saturday morning… Elsa really didn't know anymore.

Olaf had watched Elsa and waited for her answer. Olaf knew by this awkward silence that Elsa did, but then her actions spoke differently. Her actions told her that Elsa still strongly disliked Anna but the way Elsa didn't answer the question spoke the opposite. Now, Olaf didn't really know what Elsa's answer was, and he usually was able to know. So, Olaf decided to ask another question.

"Are you going to tell Kristoff about this?" Still another silence. Elsa took a breath and answered.

"I can't Olaf. He's going to be against it, he won't support it. He'll think that it's for my own good if I don't associate myself with her and I think that he's somewhat right."

"And somewhat wrong at the same time! If you tell Kristoff what you're feeling for Anna then he would support you as long as you're happy!"

"But I don't know if I'm happy or not Olaf! I don't even know what I feel anymore! Everything's all a confusing mess!" Elsa let out a huff. She honestly didn't know what she was going to do anymore. She knew by this morning, when Anna had chased after her that they needed to confront this situation now. They needed to talk about this and what specifically was going on with them. But, Elsa didn't want to. She didn't even know how. Right now, Elsa just wanted to make distance from her and Anna. Elsa didn't want to talk to Anna at all. She needed to get her thoughts straight before being able to talk to Anna.

"Okay class! So, here's the diagram of what you must copy down on a piece of folder paper to do later. While we're reading this in class, make sure to take small notes as to the little phrases and things in the book that make a big difference and deem important. So, let's start off with scene one." Mr. Kane said, earning a groan from the class. Elsa sighed and opened up her book. Right now, she didn't want to think about it. Each time she thought about her situation, it just gave her more of a headache. So, Elsa decided to divulge herself into the book and think about her situation later on.

Olaf frowned slightly at his friend's action. He really supported her in this. He just needed for her to realize what her feelings were in order for him to be able to help her. If Elsa wasn't able to help herself, Olaf couldn't assist and support her through it. So, Olaf let out a sigh of defeat before opening his own book as well and turning to scene one.

Anna sat at her lab desk with Hans to her left and Rapunzel to her right. Anna sat right in the middle and stared at the board as the teacher kept writing down notes and explaining reactions. Anna sighed and looked down at her notebook, which were filled with equations, reactions and notes. It was the last period of the day, and Anna had Hans and Rapunzel in her science class.

Right now though, tension was built in the air. Anna and Hans didn't acknowledge each other. In fact, they were trying to be the farthest away from each other in distance. They weren't able to move lab groups, since this was their final seating area. Anna instead sat closer to Rapunzel, who was writing down things on a piece of folder paper. She saw the piece of paper Rapunzel had move slightly towards her. Anna looked down and saw Rapunzel's nice penmanship written on the paper.

"What's wrong Anna Banana?" the words written on the paper and Anna let out a sigh before writing something down and moving it towards Rapunzel's side.

"Everything is so messed up Punzie…" Rapunzel scribbled something down on the paper.

"Want to talk about it? You don't have to if you don't want to… I'm sorry about that outburst this morning… I realized that you needed space and I should've respected that." Anna read and the silent conversation continued on the piece of folder paper.

"Apology accepted! :) It's just that something's been bothering me." Anna hesitated if she should write more down. Could she trust Rapunzel with her incident this weekend? Anna needed to let it out. After all, it was bottling up inside of her. She needed to tell someone, anyone. She needed advice on this and advice on what she should do; what her plan should be. Anna then continued to write down on the paper before passing it back

"If I tell you Rapunzel, then I don't want you to let any rumors out about it. I don't want any drama to erupt." Anna passed the paper back to Rapunzel, who wrote down her answer.

"Hey, talk to me afterschool today okay? Outside on the bench where you waited for me on the first day of school. I need to run some errands real quick for my teachers and I'll be there." Anna smiled at her response. She was glad that Rapunzel was there for her. She knew that she could depend on Rapunzel. Anna glanced at her, who was now writing down all the notes that she missed from the teacher. Anna finally caught Rapunzel's attention, who gave Anna a small supportive smile. Anna responded back with a broad smile of her owns.

She knew that she was able to trust Rapunzel with anything.

Anna sat down at the bench in front of the school, waiting for Rapunzel to come out. It was already ten minutes after the bell rang and Rapunzel still never came outside. Anna looked at the entrance to see three students exit out of it and Anna held her stance at the bench. She wanted so badly just to run up to them and take the one in the middle in her arms, asking her the questions she had forming in her head as well as kissing her senselessly. Though, Anna knew that she couldn't talk to Elsa with her two best friends at her arms. She had to wait, and she had to be patient. She didn't even know how she would be able to get Elsa by herself with Olaf and Kristoff by her side. So instead, Anna watched Elsa, Kristoff and Olaf walk towards the parking lot and enter into a silver Camry car. Anna watched Olaf enter the driver's seat, Elsa enter the passenger seat and Kristoff enter the backseat and watched the car reverse out of the parking space before leaving the school. Right when Anna had lost sight of the car, she felt a presence to the right of her and looked to see that it was Rapunzel approaching her.

Anna smiled and patted the seat right next to her, who Rapunzel smiled lightly at Anna before setting herself down and sitting at the spot that Anna had gestured for her to sit in. Once Rapunzel got settled in her seat, she gave Anna a sorrowful look and asked.

"What's wrong Anna?" Anna just sighed and let out a breath. She needed to get this over, she needed to tell Rapunzel and hope that she would understand.

"You know this feud thing going on with our group and the basketball boys and their friends?" Rapunzel nodded her head.

"I don't know about this feud thing anymore Punzie! I mean, I thought that it was perfect, that everything in life is perfect and this little battle is for the best… But I might just be wrong." Anna started and Rapunzel laid a hand on Anna's thigh as a friendly gesture.

"I'm here for you Anna." Rapunzel said and Anna nodded her head, giving out a deep breath before starting her story.

"You see… Ever since the summer I've been acting different because of that end of the year party. Before, I thought that everything was perfect, that life was perfect until that stupid but wonderful end of the year party in our sophomore year. I was running away from you and your attempts to get me drunk and stumbled upon Elsa and her room. She looked just adorable in her oversized snowflake T-shirt and watching her cartoons." Anna let out a smile and looked to see Rapunzel urging her to go on.

"Then I went and introduced myself to her. I wanted to thank her for being able to allow me to hide in her room and asked for her name and such, not knowing it was Elsa at the time. But, she gave me this cold shoulder and when you were gone, she kicked me out of her room. It was like she didn't want anything to do with me you know, which was a change because no one has ever not wanted to get to know me. Then, when I was going to drive home, I noticed from her mailbox that it was her house. It was actually her. And, it made me change." Rapunzel nodded her head in understanding, knowing now why Anna had been acting off lately.

"You see… then that party that was just this weekend. I just wasn't in the mood to get drunk or to dance because she was on my mind. She has been on my mind ever since the end of the year party. Then, I noticed how miserable she looked and how Brandon had assaulted her. I took her back to my room and cleaned up her small cut and then I made a proposal with her of just having a one night get to know each other thing. Just dropping our past away and our problems and pretend that none of that existed. I just wanted to know how it would feel like to get to know the girl that never wanted to be involved with me in the first place you know? And you know me Punzie, I never want to get to know anyone, people want to get to know me. But Elsa… Elsa was the only exception in my eyes. Then I did get to know her and we had an amazing time, watching cartoons and going to eat chocolate. Then she slept over and Saturday morning came around. Things happened and in the end… I kissed Elsa." Anna looked up to try and decipher Rapunzel's reaction. She seemed shocked and relieved all at the same time. Anna became confused. Why would Rapunzel be relieved?

"Anna…" Rapunzel started and Anna looked at Rapunzel with fear and anxiety. She didn't know how Rapunzel would react, but she would hope that Rapunzel wouldn't go all out against her.

"Anna… Look. I can see that this thing you have with Elsa is something you crave and care for a lot. And, I want you to know that I'll help you out with this. Just tell me whatever you want me to do to help out and I'll try to." Rapunzel gave Anna a weak smile, causing her to squeal and bring Rapunzel into a tight hug.

"Oh thank you thank you thank you!" Anna said and Rapunzel chuckled before patting Anna's back.

"No problem Anna. So, have you talked to her yet?" Anna pulled away and looked down immediately, shaking her head.

"How about I'll talk to her a bit okay? And then when I do, I'll text you or call you so that you can talk to her later. Soften her up a bit for you and be able to persuade her a bit for you." Anna nodded her head, a smile erupting from her lips.

"Thank you Rapunzel… For everything." Anna said gratefully and Rapunzel smiled at her.

"Anything for my best friend."

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