Elsa - Frost on the Hearth (539 photos) (Patreon)
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The cabin was older than the kingdom itself, tucked high in the North Mountain where the pines grew thick and the wind sang secrets through the eaves. Elsa had come alone, or so she’d told Anna, needing silence after weeks of treaties and tiaras. The truth? She needed to feel again, something other than the cold grip of duty.
The first night, she let the fire die. She stood at the window in nothing but moonlight, palms open, frost spiraling from her fingertips to coat the glass in delicate spirals. Control had always been her cage; tonight, she wanted to rattle the bars.
That’s when he knocked.
Rowan, again, Anna’s handyman turned reluctant courier, sent with a crate of autumn apples and a note: Don’t freeze the whole mountain, sis. His boots were caked in mud, his coat dusted with early snow. Elsa opened the door in her pajamas, soft pink cotton printed with tiny snowflakes, the fabric clinging to her like a second skin. The top button had popped sometime during her ice-play; the neckline dipped low, revealing the pale curve of her breast. She didn’t fix it.
“You’re late,” she said, voice cool but not unkind.
“Storm held me up.” His gaze flicked to the frost on the window, then lower. “Didn’t expect the Queen of Arendelle to answer the door half-dressed.”
“I’m off-duty.” She stepped aside. “Come in before you freeze.”
He hesitated, then crossed the threshold. The door shut behind him with a soft click. The fire was out, but the room wasn’t cold; Elsa’s magic hummed in the air, a low thrum that made the hairs on his arms stand up.
She poured cider from the kettle, hands steady, but her pulse betrayed her. When she handed him the mug, their fingers brushed. A spark, literal, danced between them. Rowan’s eyes darkened.
“You shouldn’t play with fire,” he said.
“I am the fire,” she replied, and proved it.
She pushed him back against the wooden wall, ice crackling along the beams as her mouth found his. The pajamas stretched tight as she pressed against him, nipples hard beneath the thin fabric. Rowan’s hands slid under the hem, palms rough against the smooth plane of her stomach, then higher, cupping her breasts through the cotton. She gasped into his mouth, frost blooming across his shoulders like lace.
The bed was unmade, rose petals from some forgotten decoration crushed beneath them as she straddled him. The pajamas didn’t come off, not entirely. She peeled the top down just enough, the pants shoved low on her hips, enough for skin, enough for heat. Rowan’s mouth was hot against her throat, her collarbone, the swell of her breast where the fabric bunched. She rode him slow, deliberate, each roll of her hips drawing a low groan from his throat. Ice crystals glittered in her hair, melted on his skin.
When she came, it was with a soft cry that echoed through the cabin, frost spiraling from her fingertips to coat the headboard in delicate filigree. Rowan followed, hands gripping her thighs, breath ragged against her neck.
Later, tangled in the sheets, the fire finally lit, Elsa traced lazy patterns on his chest. The pajamas lay discarded on the floor, pink cotton stained with cider and sweat.
“Stay,” she said, the same word Anna had used, but softer. A command wrapped in velvet.
Rowan kissed the inside of her wrist. “Wasn’t planning on leaving.”
Outside, the first snow of the season began to fall. Inside, the Ice Queen burned.
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