Several shots rang out in the small office followed by Anna's voice. “Elsa?” What could it be now? This was about the fourth intrusion today as the Queen sat buried behind papers. He had enough work to get done without Anna barging in every half hour or so. Documents had to be signed, trade agreements had to be made and laws had to be passed or revoked, all decided by the Queen. Resting her head on her fingers, Elsa felt the throbbing headache that came with privileges as ruler of Arendelle. Elsa was about to reach her breaking point when she heard a knock on the door again. He could have said no. He could tell Anna to leave. But Elsa knew she didn't have the courage to exclude Anna like that. Come in,” the sentence still sounded foreign to Elsa. The Queen's frustrations melted away upon seeing Anna, remembering everything her sister had done for her. She climbed a mountain, faced a snow beast, sacrificed herself, and even believed in Elsa when she didn't even believe herself. Anna also loved her sister dearly. There was no doubt about it, and Elsa loved her immensely too. Anna held something behind her back, but frowned when she noticed Elsa's posture. “Is this a bad time?” The princess asked. “No,” Elsa sat up straighter in her chair, placing her hands in her lap. "No, I just have a slight headache." “Would you like to make some tea?” "It would be perfect." Elsa smiled as she stood up and walked over to Anna. She tilted her head over her sister's shoulder to see what was behind Anna's back. “So what do you have?” "First of all, we have a problem within the kingdom." Anna walked backwards out of Elsa's office, motioning for the Queen to follow her. Elsa rolled her eyes before walking out as... middle of paper... condition." "What?" "I have to decide what to do first." "I accept," Anna grabbed Elsa's hand and shook it vigorously; the princess was thrilled. “Gerda, would you bring me some ink and a pen?” asked Elsa. “Of course, Your Majesty,” Gerda left the room and returned with the writing utensil and a glass container filled with the black liquid she posed next to the Queen as Anna placed it in front of her. Elsa signed and dated the document in her neat handwriting and Anna quickly signed it too. “When do we start?” The Queen asked. “Right now!” she ran out of the room. She poked her head into the kitchen when she noticed that Elsa wasn't following her. "Are you coming?" "I have to finish the tea, Anna." Anna simply stated from the doorway, and Elsa giggled as she raised the cup to her lips..