Anna prepares for the wedding she's always wanted, to the man she's always dreamed of. While enduring this seemingly-endless wait, she thinks of their life to come.

Anna nodded. "I've searched all over the palace…the grounds. Every servant I've asked hasn't seen him. I'm starting to think the worst." "Do you think he's hurt?" Anna shook her head. "Elsa, I think he left me."

She knew she was going to miss him, but the intensity as to which she would wasn't known until he was already gone. Ben had left his apprenticeship early to go fight for freedom, and Felicity was so happy that it had been done honorably, but, still, there was this nagging feeling in the back of her mind that maybe, just maybe, this wasn't a good idea.

Anna thought her quick engagement to the handsome Loyalist Hans would be the beginning of a beautiful life full of love and away from her cold, closed-off sister. But when she begins to see what her married life may contain, she fears she might find never find true warmth and compassion in anyone – or worse, that she might find it in the gruff Patriot apprentice, Kristoff.

Anna always hoped Kristoff would come back from ice harvesting early, but several wishes could be granted when he returns before sunset with a very small velvet box.

Kristoff and Anna have been courting for a year and Kristoff is at his wit's end. He wants to marry her, but he couldn't stand to be a Prince. It becomes more and more obvious that he'll soon have to chose between the life he wants to lead, and the girl he can't stand to leave. And the dozens of pursuing handsome diplomats isn't relieving the pressure...

Ariel didn't want to go to Ursula, she just wanted a chance to get her dream. But no matter the price, and no matter the effort, Ariel was going to do everything to get her happily ever after. For all good things go to those who work.