Charming Family One Shots

Dishonesty Will Always You

Why did we have to tell are deepest secret, David thought to himself as he continued to trudge through the woods and trying eagerly to get his wife to speak to him instead of giving him the silent treatment. This had been going on for too long! Snow knew Charming couldn't last long without her speaking to him but she was determined to show him exactly what he was making her go through. Overtime, they got closer and closer to Tink's and Charming was finding it even more annoying that Snow wasn't talking to him and was starting to wonder if this was ever the way Emma felt when she got in trouble with her mother. Come on! You have to speak to me at some point, David thought again while feeling annoyed. Eventually Killian, or as Charming called him, the Pirate, said that they were near Tink's and that was good news as far as David was concerned because it meant Mary Margaret would have to talk to him, well, although it would include having to push her to speak to him.

"I can see why she picked this area. Nice, quite jungle: might make a nice spot for our hut don't you think?" Charming said but Snow walked on without talking to him. "Or a tree house if you prefer, Mary Margaret," David added with an obvious tone of disappointment in his voice although it was more so hinted at himself but Snow continued to walk on.

Why can't she just talk to me? I didn't want to hurt her! She has to speak at some point, doesn't she? Oh well, keep your hopes up!

"Snow; when are you going to start talking to me again?! When we're storming Pan's camp. when we're grabbing Henry, when? You need to say something!" Charming yelled and that was finally enough to make her turn round, only, somehow he didn't like the look on her face. Oh no, I haven't seen that look since before Emma was born! Umm... am I in trouble now? Charming thought before seeing Mary Margaret storming over to him with a lot of anger portrayed on her face. Uh oh, definitely in trouble.

"Why! You didn't! You didn't tell me anything!" Mary Margaret scolded David like she was shouting at a misbehaving class, or more than likely Emma even though she never thought she would be shouting at her husband for anything.

"A, At first I was hoping that I could find a cure for the poison th, then if I could I figured there was no reason for me to worry." Charming said while stuttering because for a moment he felt like he was a boy on the farm again.

"Ok, but then you did find a cure, and you still didn't tell me!" Mary Margaret screamed as she felt her anger rising up.

"I know."

"So what? You weren't afraid to worry me again?"

"N, no, I, I, I, I, I, didn't think_." Charming started but was then cut off.

"No! No you didn't! You didn't think! You didn't think I had a right to know you could never leave this island! Why didn't you tell me?" Snow cried through anger, although it was becoming worse.

"I was scared!" Charming screamed as if he was under pressure.

"Did you think I wouldn't stay here with you? After everything we've been through did you think I would ever leave your side?"

"No, I knew you wouldn't. That's what scared me, and I didn't want that for you. I didn't want for you to be stuck on this island with me. The price of this cure was something I didn't want to force upon you."

"Love means being together." Mary Margaret said silently but firmly.

"Yea, I know. It also means sacrifice and protecting someone you love. How could a part of me not want you to leave this place." Charming said while a couple more tears came to his eyes.

"I would happily build a tree house and spend the rest of my days dodging poisoned arrows and lost boys if it meant having you by my side!" Mary Margaret shouted at David feeling like now she was definitely getting into school teacher mode.