Skiing

[Elsa Bellefonte]

"Because adorable is certainly the goal," Elsa drawled, giving her sister another level look. This was sort of how they fit together, after all. It only made sense for them to loosen up slightly, to do this. Though sometimes Elsa wondered just how much was their loosening and how much was an act they were so used to putting on that it just became routine.

Ugh, definitely not the time to think about that sort of thing. Nor to hint that she thought that Erika didn't really appreciate her company. "Maybe it's the other way around," she said, adding just a bit of venom and sliding her ski just a bit to shoot a little of the wintry mix at her sibling. It worked well enough to get them going, head toward the bottom of the hill.

"Yes, yes it is," she agreed, taking a deep breath. "And I hope you're not talking about skiing: I do enjoy this, but only so much," she smiled, knowing full well what her sister meant. She even nodded and continued: "We'll set something up, something fun something... something sisters our age should be doing," there was an actual smile at that, as Elsa sometimes wondered if she did anything that "someone her age" did.

[Erika Conner (Bellefonte)]

"See, you're starting to get it," Erika winked at her twin. The banter and the loosing up was welcome, regardless of heart felt and honest it was. It was easy, and it felt nice, which generally meant that Erika wasn't about to question it. It felt odd though, watching someone who looked and sounded exactly the same as you, spew out words you'd never see yourself spewing. Erika wasn't sure if it was something she'd ever get used to.

Looking at Elsa for a moment, the brunette finally nodded. "Good, I'm glad we agree," she said, mimicking her sister's smile. She enjoyed spending time with her like this. Just the two of them, away from the rest of the world. Away from all the responsibility and heavy weights of their lives outside of this little bubble of fun and excitement. If it could be called as such, anyways.

"Or you know, we could always just run away to Paris for two weeks and let our hair loose," she said, grinning. She didn't actually think Elsa would join her on something like that, but it was worth the shot. Even if Elsa wanted, she took her responsibility as the headmistress a lot more serious than what Erika often did.

[Elsa Bellefonte]

Elsa chuckled, shaking her head. At least Erika could actually make her relax, make her feel like, well, like the teenage girl she supposed she should be. She took a deep breath, letting it out slowly. It probably was because of the twin business, how Erika looked just like her, sounded just like her, yet said things that Elsa only wished she could say. There was probably a whole alternate world where Erika was the rule-abiding, solid twin and Elsa was the free spirit.

And oh, what a strange world it would be.

"Well, it's bound to happen occasionally," Elsa drawled. The sisters matched each other in expression. Though Elsa's turned into a barked laugh at the next comment, shaking her head. "No, that's definitely not in the cards, at least not for a while," Elsa sighed, looking into the distance. "Though part of me would just love to sometime..." Elsa took another breath, letting it out slowly. "Well, we'll see, won't we?"

Elsa nodded and turned. "now, I believe I owed you a drink..."