Unlike Elsa, Anna didn't blush when her appearance was complimented. Instead, Anna smiled bright and wide, and twirled around, the red dress flowing in her spinning wake. She was showing off the outfit, showing off how much she had grown since last the two of them had spoken, and she was delighted to do so. She stopped twirling and continued to smile towards Elsa; Anna was enjoying herself - moreso than she had in the past few years, and it was all just because they were on speaking terms again. How she missed this, this feeling of happiness and excitement. 

Not even Elsa taking away Anna's drink could take away Anna's smile, though she did make a pouty face. "Oh come on, Elsa, I'm old enough! I can handle it! It's just champagne, it's not like it's real alcohol." Anna made a few playful grabs for the glass, but gave up. Elsa wasn't going to be watching her all night, right? She'd just take another glass then. Anna didn't know what the big deal was, it was just champagne and it's not like she was going for a drive later - what was the harm in one drink? Typical Elsa, always the worrier. 

After her playful pouting, Anna snapped her fingers and her smile returned. "Oh, I almost forgot, I bought a present for you, since it's your birthday and all. I can't wait to show it to you, you're gonna love it!" At this, Anna took one of Elsa's hands and began shaking it up and down in excitement. The gift was already wrapped, and all she had to do was ask one of the staff to bring it down. It was a bit pricey, but Anna hoped that Elsa would love it anyway. "Do you want to see it?" She asked, as giddy as she was as a child.