Anna walked along the harbor, dodging through people and soaking in the fresh air. Her eyes widened as she spotted a pink-clad woman among a crush of Arendelle's visitors. "Um, hi," she said, giving the woman an awkward tap on the shoulder. "I like your dress! It's very pink."
Ooh, how she had been wanting to visit Arendelle ever since that whole shebang happened involving the queen and that nasty, albeit handsome, man who tried to take the throne. Maybe she’d meet him here! Ooh, that’s something Lottie definitely wouldn’t mind.
The ride trip itself was mostly uneventful, save for the handful of times Lottie got seasick. Poor thing.
But now here she was! Right at the harbor of Arendelle! It was even more beautiful than she imagined. The pictures didn’t do it justice.
Feeling a tap on her shoulder, Charlotte turned to face the woman who had asked for her attention. “Why thank ya, sugar!” She said, a smile on her face as she looked down at the skirt of her dress. She looked back up at the girl and looked at her dress, “That dress is the cats meow! That color looks darling on you!” Lottie said, admiring the dress that the woman wore. Then, she looked, truly looked, at who she was speaking to.
Oh.
Oh.
All her life she had wanted to meet a real life princess (besides herself, of course.) She never thought she’d meet the princess of Arendelle within five minutes of stepping foot onto the docks.
And of course she recognized her! How couldn’t she? She was the princess of Arendelle! Everyone knew who she was!
But she didn’t voice this, at least, not directly.
“So, your highness,” Lottie said, slipping the recognition of the princess in, “What brings you to the docks? Aren’t princesses usually in the castle being all pretty and loved by their prince?” She said, her voice slightly giving her thoughts of wanting to marry a prince away.









