Hoping for Happy Endings

Not a Good Time

"You better hope to hell that you didn't bring anything else back." Regina's last words echoed through Emma's mind as she made her way back to the counter back to Hook. She glanced behind to see a happy family reunion, but a heartbroken Regina.

"You okay there Swan?" Hook said to her, bringing her back to reality.

"You were right. Bringing that women back did have consequences."

"How so?" He asked.

"That is Robin Hood's dead/not so dead wife." Emma said.

"Now Regina is heartbroken and you feel guilty." Hook guessed.

"I feel guilty about ruining Regina's happiness but not about saving a life. If it's not villains and curses, it's love troubles."

"Speaking of love-" Hook started.

"Killian, I'm sorry but I really don't want to discuss my love life right now."

"Here I was hoping that something changed between us, but once again it was a thank you kiss. I shouldn't have suspected anything more." He said bitterly.

"Killian I do like you, the kiss did mean something more then a thank you but right now is not a good time to start a relationship."

"Oh come on love! Robin just saw the love of his life that he thought was dead! You can't blame the man for embracing her. If my Milah were to return to me I would be over joyed. Just give it a chance."

She was still thinking about the Milah comment. He still called her his Milah. "I'm sorry Killian but I just can't." His face that was usually up in a charming grin was now full of heart break. "Very well then. I'm a bit tired I think I'm going to call it a night."

"Where will you be sleeping?" Since you don't have your ship anymore, she thought that last part in her head. "Granny's will suffice for a while. Goodnight Swan." She watched him walk off into the inn and take a swig from his rum bottle. Pirates and there rum she thought to herself.

She looked around the diner and saw her parents, Henry and Neal all in a booth, but no Regina. She sighed and walked over to join the rest of her family.

"Where's Hook?" David asked, not to kindly.

"Killian," she corrected, "and he went to his room at the inn."

"Why isn't he at his ship?" Henry asked. "It's gone," she whispered.

"Gone? What do you mean gone?" Mary Margaret asked.

"He traded it for a magic bean to portal back to New York."

"You mean when he went to find you?" David asked, slightly impressed.

"Yeah, and I basically told him thanks but no thanks, I don't want a relationship with everything that's going on. "

"How'd he take it?" Mary Margaret asked.

"Better then I expected." Emma said back.

"Wait. What do you mean everything that's going on?" Henry asked. Emma took a deep breathe and launched into the story about Marian and where it got her.