[Frozen; Hans x Elsa; 5 years post-film; 2-parter.] "No one was getting anywhere with her.” She thought, five years later, that she could forget those words; but time doesn’t heal all wounds, and love doesn’t thaw every frozen heart.
[Frozen; Hanna/Helsa; oneshot.] He can't quite say how he knows this place, but he feels compelled to go to the window, thinking—no, knowing—that that's what he's supposed to do. But when he looks through it, his eyes widen—because there, outside, is Arendelle, the very same kingdom that haunts his memories—and it's c...
Elsa's like the weather. Capricious. Cold. Warm. Like winter, he concludes. Like summer, he writes. (Modern AU)
[Frozen; Hans x Elsa; twoshot.] Three years later, she still doesn't like being touched. She can go without her gloves, and she doesn't mind it when it's just Anna or Olaf that put their hands (or twigs) in hers-but with everyone else she's still cautious, her fingers winding tightly together. Everyone else, that is...
[Frozen; Hans x Elsa; 10 years post-film; oneshot.] She's not sure if she's really seeing him, or if it's just another phantom conjured by her memories, passing her by along the busy street. But she keeps coming back to him every night, to learn about his past, his present, and how things might have turned out if they...
[Frozen; Hans x Elsa; oneshot.] She doesn’t visit that room of the castle often, and neither does anyone else these days. But every time she goes, she sees him—and he stares at her—and she wants it, needs it, because he’s the only one that looks at her that way, and, perhaps, the only one that ever will.
An animal can't stay in the castle, and, no matter how many times they visit him in the stable, it will never be enough. He wasn't surprised with what he felt, cold, but he never thought his broken pieces could break even more.
He was a little too late, a little too slow, and a little too weak. Now, she's gone and she took his heart with her.
[Hans x Elsa; 2 years post-film.] A Snow Queen strikes an unexpected deal with a long-forgotten foe, and lessons are learned.