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⤷ His soul was never destined to be with just one person. In his land, everyone has a soulmate and only one person may satisfy them for the rest of their lives, but that was not the case for Bryan Lakes. For that reason, he wa...
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UNTOLD TRUTHS :: ii, life saver
The next morning Emma woke up in a bed at the Storybrooke's Motel. Since it was a long drive, she decided to stay the night in Storybrooke instead of immediately heading back to Boston. She did what everyone does as soon as they wake up, brush her teeth and do her hair, etc.
After about ten minutes, she slid on her red jacket and was on the way to the mayor's house. She and Regina both agreed to discuss Henry at her house at a more earlier time which was that morning. So she headed out and began her way to Regina's.
The town was quite small so it didn't take her much to get over there and stop for a cup of coffee on the way. It was a coffee to go from Granny's. She soon carried on her way to Regina's, thinking about certain questions she has for the Mayor.
As she was crossing the street to Regina's house, that's when she saw the same man she saw last night leaving out the front door. He was quickly fixing his outfit as he rushed out. Emma thought that was weird but she knew she shouldn't ask questions because it was none of her business. So she walked across the street and then knocked on the door once she reached it.
She stood out there for only a moment or so before it was finally open. Regina smiled as she passed Emma a glass of orange juice to get her morning started.
"Where did my son find you?"
Emma nodded, "That's a good question. Does he use a computer?"
Regina gave her a questioning look before letting the blonde in and guiding her up the stairs to Henry's room. As soon as they got to the room, the two women immediately went to Henry's desktop.
Emma went and pulled up a browser, then went to his search history. She then clicked on a link that looked a bit suspicious. The website pulled up on screen and then she went to the card history, because apparently this site cost money for it to find your biological mother.
