The Replacement
Sunday was not a "sun" day. It was rainy and cold, the worst time possible to have ice cream. I hadn't gotten Jack's phone number before, but it wasn't hard to get it from Rapunzel's phone.
Rapunzel woke up early on school days, thanks to an alarm clock, but it was the weekend, she slept like a baby. Still, I knocked on the door to make sure. When I was given no response, I let myself in. I swept around the room and quickly got her phone.
I silently closed the door and made my way to my bedroom, scrolling through Rapunzel's contacts. There it was: Jack Overland Frost. I scrawled the number on a piece of paper, dropping Rapunzel's phone in the process.
"Oops," I muttered as I bent down to pick it up off of the (thankfully) carpeted floor. Just because I didn't respect Rapunzel didn't mean that I didn't respect her stuff.
As I picked it up, I noticed that the screen had changed to 'Recent Contacts'. And, right at the top was Jack Overland Frost. Unless Rapunzel hadn't made any phone calls for the past week, she and Jack had had a conversation via phone call.
Or an attempted conversation.
But that thought process hadn't made as much sense as it should have. Rapunzel only called Jack once. A desperate girl would have called at least twice.
Since I couldn't listen to their conversation, I checked Rapunzel's texts. Bingo. Right below Flynn Rider and... Merida Dunbroch.
I shook my head. I would have to look into her later. I took a deep breath and clicked on Jack's name, far too many thoughts rolling through my head.
Rapunzel: So, you hired my cousin?
Jack: Yes. And so what?!
Rapunzel: No need to get all upset. I was just wondering if you knew her history
Jack: Yeah, I think the entire school does.
My hands shook with laughter. This was her pay back?
Rapunzel: I'm not talking about her history of boys
Jack: Then what 'history'
My hands went from shaking to frozen in place. Rapunzel was really going to tell me out right there? That would be it?
I couldn't let Rapunzel find her phone. It had ended there, thank god. I went over to the compartment where I kept my gloves. Right before I shoved it beneath in various colors of hand gear, I stopped. What about Merida? What did she have to do with this?
I took a breath from my nose and clicked on Merida Dunbroch.
Merida: Hey, Punzie, broke up again huh
Rapunzel: Yes
Merida: Anything I can do 4 u
Rapunzel: Actually
Merida: I didn't expect u 2 say yes
Rapunzel: Well I did
Merida: Fine wat is it
Rapunzel: My couz, Elsa, works with u
Merida: So u want me to befriend her
Rapunzel: Yup. Then tell me about it
Tears welled up in my eyes. I'd known Merida for one day and I was already upset. I shoved the phone underneath my dresser drawer roughly and slammed it. That was what I got for caring.
In anger, I thrust my hand out, ice sprawling from it. That was better. First thing's first, I needed to text Jack.
Cold and rainy, pay me nxt time
I clicked send sat down on my bed. I had to think. I needed to make sure Rapunzel never sent that last text, and I had a feeling that blowing Jack off would only give me a decrease in income.
I shot a glance at my dresser. Priorities needed to be set.
One, don't let Rapunzel find her phone.
Two, think of something else later.
It really was a bad idea to be a Replacement for Jack.
A/N: I'm guessing that those who wanted another date with Elsa and Jack are cursing me, huh? But this is crucial to the plot, so don't get mad! This will I get better, I promise.
I know these are short. I know, I know, I know a million times, but I feel better separating ideas. But I know people don't like short chapters, so here I go:
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P.S. I don't own Brave, Tangled, Frozen, or ROTG.