"It was good to be young."
Andrew offered Elsa and Princess Anna no explanation. He waved to Princess Aurora, cracked his whip against the Nightmare Beast, and shouted, "Let's go!"
The Nightmare Beast gave Andrew a resentful look. I'm smart enough to understand you. What do you need a whip for? Of course, the Nightmare Beast couldn't afford to offend Andrew, so it obediently pulled the carriage.
Snowman rode on White Horse, following the nightmare carriage. Finally free of pulling the carriage, White Horse looked utterly content.
With no one talking, the journey was very quiet. Elsa and Princess Anna had initially been angry, but when Andrew continued ignoring them instead of teasing them into a good mood as he usually did, they began to feel uneasy. Was he angry?
As mentioned before, Elsa and Princess Anna had never been in love. Faced with something like this, they naturally felt insecure. Besides, they were both kindhearted people who looked to their own faults first when something went wrong.
"Sis, do you think he's angry?"
Princess Anna asked Elsa quietly, "Come to think of it, it wasn't his fault. That woman was the one making all the moves. And His Highness has been doing everything he can to help us. Were we a little too harsh?"
"I suppose we were, a little."
Elsa felt they might have let his affection go to their heads. Strictly speaking, Andrew owed them nothing. They, on the other hand, owed him a great deal.
The problem was that the first thing out of his mouth had been a demand to marry both sisters. How were they supposed to treat someone like that with respect?
"I'll apologize to him. We really shouldn't have treated him like that."
Elsa gritted her teeth and reached forward to touch