Guest: I dunno know if I'm going to be back Vincent. Would make an interesting couple of chapters.

Puteri Tina: I know how you feel about bad memory with school. Been there done that.

Street: I don't know what I'm going to do with Vincent. He wasn't going to stick around for much anyway. I may or may not have him come back. Haven't yet decided. Would be interesting though. He won't be at the wedding I'm thinking at the present time. I want the wedding to be a fluffy Jelsa chapter and Vincent would just ruin that.

Chapter 30: The Latest Addition

Elsa and Jack returned to the castle feeling quite pleased with themselves. They had managed to stand up to Jack's Dad and show him what's going on. When they arrived, they found Anna and Kristoff still playing Crash Team Racing.

"Where have you guys been?" Kristoff asked, not taking his eyes off the screen.

"We went to show Jack's Dad whose boss," Elsa said sliding into a seat next to Anna. "Anna there's a secret passage there."

"I know," Anna said smoothly getting her character to take it and thus overtake Kristoff. "So you managed to get Jack's Dad to back off? Good for you guys."

"Yeah it was," Elsa said as Anna's character crossed the finish line first with Kristoff a few seconds behind her. "Okay we're in," she said picking up a couple of controllers and throwing one to Jack who caught it.

"Fine by me," Kristoff said. "Could use the challenge."

"If I may remind you dear husband that I just beaten you in that race?" Anna smirked at him.

"Yeah but if I remind you dear wife that I had beaten you for the last three?" Kristoff teased back which made Anna scowl and Jack and Elsa both laugh.

The next day Vincent found himself being forced to pack up all his things while some guards watched his every move. Vincent found it all very humiliating to have to go through all of this. He slammed his suitcase shut and he picked it up. One of the guards opened the door for him and escorted him down the stairs and into a car. The car then drove him to the airport. Vincent thought that maybe when they had gotten him a ticket that they would leave him alone but alas not. They didn't leave him alone the entire time. Not once. They would come into stores with him, wait in line with him when he got food. Vincent guessed that Elsa had told them not let him out of their sight.

Vincent sat down by the gate eating his food while the guards looked at him. He found the staring to be quite distractive. The entire time they were with him, they didn't speak a lot. They would only speak in short answers and never enter a conversation with him. Eventually Vincent found himself hoping that time would pass by quickly so he could get on his flight and stop being treated like a criminal. His wish came true within a couple of hours. A woman announced over the intercom that his flight to Burgess was now boarding. Vincent walked towards the gate and lined up. The guards watched him as he checked himself in for the flight and headed onto the plane. When they were out of sight, Vincent gave a sigh of relief. He boarded the plane and found his seat. He sat down after placing his baggage on the overhead locker. He then waited for take-off.

Pippa was sitting in her lecture with her elbow resting on the table and her head leaning against her palm. Her other hand was attempting to take notes but the lecturer was so boring that Pippa had started to fall asleep. Pippa found herself forcing herself not to zone out but instead focus on what the lecturer was saying. Pippa felt her phone buzz in her pocket. She had placed it on silent but she could still feel it vibrating. She quickly pulled it out from her pocket and stared at the text message. It was a message from Jack. She quickly pulled it up while keeping one eye on the slideshow. She had noticed it had changed to the next slide so went and wrote down any notes she needed from that slide. She finished her note taking for that slide with a nice little diagram before she turned back to the text message.

It was a message from Jack. Pippa opened it up and read it. Her smile got wider with every word that she read in the message. She quietly put her phone away and she managed to concentrate on what the lecturer was saying with a bit more effort this time. All through the lecture, she wore a smile on her face.

After the lecture had ended, Pippa headed up to the bus stop to wait for her bus as her last lecture of the day had been cancelled which everyone was happy about. She checked her watch and knew that the bus should be coming in the next few minutes. She waited patiently still wearing a bit of a grin. Her bus soon came and Pippa got on. It took her a few seconds to spot a seat but she managed to find one and sat down. Her time on the bus was never too long. After about twenty minutes on the bus, she pressed the button to make the bus stop and the bus came to a halt at her bus stop. Pippa then got off and raced home. She found her mother making dinner for them in the kitchen.

"What's got you in a good mood?" her mother asked her.

"This," Pippa said pulling out her phone and showing her the text message from Jack.

"That good boy," her mother said.

"Finally Dad got told no," Pippa smiled.

"I think we need to celebrate this," her mother said with a flourish and a smile.

"I believe we do."

One Month Later

Anna was getting more and more nervous as the days rolled by. Her due date was rapidly approaching. It felt like yesterday that they were finding out that she was pregnant. Of course Bulda and Cliff were over the moon. They couldn't wait till the day when they would meet their grandson. Anna, however, was a little scared. A child was a massive responsibility and there were times when Anna debated with herself whether or not she was ready. Well, ready or not, the baby was coming. Kristoff kept telling Anna that all new mothers felt the same way she did and they learned as they went. This did cheer Anna up. The knowledge that she wasn't alone made her feel a lot better.

She was currently in her bedroom lying on her back while reading a pregnancy book. There was so much information she had to remember it was making other things she had learned leave her brain. Kristoff walked in and lay down next to her. They had made a habit on quizzing the other whenever they could so to make sure the information was always fresh in their brains.

"How do you check the baby's bathwater?" Kristoff suddenly said.

"Put your elbow in it," Anna answered without taking her eyes off the book.

"Excellent," Kristoff said resting head against her arm.

One Month Later

Everyone was getting very excited. Anna was nearly at her due date and she could give birth any day now. Elsa knew that Anna was nervous but she could tell that she was looking forward into being a mother. Anna had been studying very hard and she had Elsa quiz her on everything. Eventually it turned into some kind of quiz night and Elsa made questions and pitted Kristoff against Anna. There was a point system involved and whoever won got to name the baby, so the prize was pretty big. Anna and Kristoff were pretty good. The quiz had been divided into categories and Anna and Kristoff had to choose categories. It then ended up being a tie which resulted in Elsa revealing that the final round was a lightening round. Kristoff got four correct answers. He had paused on one that he was sure he knew and thus he wasted precious seconds. Anna got five correct answers. She had raised her hands in celebration and cheered. Kristoff looked disappointed by the fact that he didn't get to name the baby. Anna kept rubbing it in.

One day at dinner, Elsa was ladling soup into her mouth. It hadn't been a very exciting day as nothing happened. Dinner was awfully quiet. No one was saying much. Jack had found some old TV show that he used to love and was watching it at the dinner table which Elsa scowled at. She hadn't seen him pretty much all day but she let him be. She had been watching over his shoulder anyway. Anna and Kristoff were talking to each other in small voices as so not disturb anyone with their conversation. They were talking about something to do with the baby or another.

Suddenly their nice quiet dinner suddenly became a lot more exciting. Anna winced in pain and held her stomach.

"What's wrong?" Kristoff asked.

Anna placed her hand on his arm.

"I think I just had a contraction," she whispered.

"What?" Kristof quickly jumped to his feet sending his soup everywhere.

"Yeah," Anna winced again in pain. "Yeah that was definitely one."

Elsa got to her feet, a lot more elegantly than Kristoff did.

"What's going on?" Jack asked taking out his headphones.

"I believe Anna's gone into labour," Elsa said.

"What?" Jack said looking over at her.

"Yeah," Anna said.

"Kristoff you get Anna to the hospital, Jack and I will follow with everything you need," Elsa said taking charge.

"Gotcha," he said helping Anna to her feet.

Kristoff helped Anna out of the dinning and out the door. Elsa quickly raced up to Anna's and Kristoff's bedroom to grab their bag that they had packed for this day. Elsa then hurried back down the stairs and grabbed Jack before they also headed out the door.

Kristoff quickly wheeled Anna up to the main desk when they arrived at the hospital. The lady behind the counter looked surprised to see Anna there.

"Royal baby time?" she said with a smile.

"Royal baby time," Kristoff said with a smile.

The lady then directed them in the direction of the maternity ward. Ten minutes later, Anna was screaming with pain in the hospital bed as she experienced more and more contractions. Their doctor hadn't gotten there quite yet but they had been informed that she was on her way.

"Breathe, breathe, just breathe," Kristoff kept telling her.

Elsa and Jack sprinted into the hospital. The lady behind the counter didn't even ask. She didn't have to. She told them exactly where they needed to go and they continued to sprint up to the room. They took the stairs as Elsa felt like the elevator would take too long. They came to a halt outside Anna's room to catch their breath. They soon managed to calm themselves down before entering the room. They found Anna had just been examined by her doctor and Anna was looking quite tired already.

"Well doctor?" Elsa asked.

"She's at four centimetres your majesty," the doctor said.

"Ah so a while to wait?" Jack asked.

"Yes Mr Frost."

The doctor then turned to Anna. "I'll be back in an hour to check on you again."

"Thanks doctor," Anna nodded.

The doctor then left the room. Elsa and Jack took seats next to Anna's. She didn't look like she was in too much pain. Guess the doctor had left pain medication for her. Elsa leaned back in her chair it looked like they were going to be waiting a while. Bulda and Cliff soon arrived after when Kristoff had given them a call. They got to the hospital just in time as Anna was about to give birth shortly after they had arrived. She was then carried off to the delivery room to give birth. Jack, Elsa, Bulda and Cliff all nervously waited outside the delivery room. It wasn't long until Kristoff came out cheering say that his son had arrived in the world. They all rushed to Anna's room where she was holding a beautiful baby boy. Elsa took him in her hands and gazed down at him. Her little nephew smiled up at her and Elsa smiled back at him. He was absolutely adorable.

"So what name did you finally settle on Anna?" Jack asked her as Elsa passed the baby to him.

"Kristoff and I talked about it and we settled on Josef Kristoff Bjorgman," Anna said.

Jack grinned down at little baby Josef. He seemed to be perfect to him too.

A/N: Yay Kristanna's baby! So I hope that everyone enjoyed this update. Please review =)