[When he says her name, it forms a flutter of warmth in her stomach that can miraculously come from a conversation between the two coldest people on this planet. It feels good to be remembered and to hear such a lightness in the accompanying voice that she's only ever heard from Anna in response to seeing her.

Elsa's never known much about love, but she's felt it nonetheless — in the flowery Spring of her sister's smile, and the serene Winter of Jack's (her brother's) laughter.]

Well, I've just come back. I left for a little while. I had to get some things in order. After Anna left ... well, I had to figure things out. [Her voice falls quiet there, but after a bit, it lifts once more.] But it's better now! Um, much better.

[There's a slight smile in her voice now. One that hadn't been so common before.]

And how are you, Jack? Have you been well?