Villains Save Hero's Too

Paying

     Regina glared at the man in front of her. The doctor. He needed to check her out. "You say she was dizzy miss swan?"
     Emma nodded. Regina's gaze shot daggers at her.
    Emma was unfazed.
     "I suggest we admit her. It would be in a room where no one would see her of course. Except for you three because you thought her in." He said. He swallowed nervously as Regina clenched her fists tightly.
    "I'm not staying here." Regina said.
    "Check her in and tell me the room number. I'll bring her." Emma said.
     The doctor nodded. "A nurse will be there waiting."
     Regina shook her head. "I am not staying here Miss. Swan!"
     Everyone else would have shrank away from her but Emma was far too used to her behavior. The doctor whispered the room number and Emma led her to the room. Even as Regina struggled Emma could See she was in far greater pain then she would like to admit. They walked into the room and Emma shut the door.
    Regina punched Emma hard in the side of the face. "I told you I wasn't staying! Why don't you listen!"
     Emma looked at Regina. "Are you finished?"
    Regina's mouth dropped and she clenched her fists tightly. She nodded slowly and closed her mouth. "Why?"
     "You need help Regina. Help that I can't give you. I can't fix the broken bones. I can't help you. You need to get help for yourself from these doctors. I even have to get help from the battles Regina. You've hurt me a number of times. Do you think I just stay at my house hoping that I'll heal?"
     Regina felt tears prick her eyes. "They want to help you. It's different. You don't think I've tried to go to the hospital? They send me away. The only reason I'm here is because you're with me. As soon as you leave they'll send me away or make my injuries worse. I'm hated. I am a villain Emma!"
    Emma looked at Regina. She looked small. "I guess I'll just have to stay here with you then."
    Regina quickly wiped a tear away. It showed too much weakness. "No. I don't want you here." She snapped.
Emma sighed. "You don't know what you want Regina."
Regina sat on the bed. "Just leave. I'll stay." Regina said.
Emma nodded and walked to the door. "Okay. If that's what you want." She said and shut the door behind her.
Regina felt a sharp knife between her shoulder blades. "I'm not helping a villain." The nurse that the doctor had sent to the room snapped.

Emma heard a scream from somewhere in the hospital. It was a blood curdling scream. She stood from the chair she sat at.
A doctor looked up. "It's okay. Patients from the-" She twirled her finger around her head. "That place scream sometimes."
Emma narrowed her eyes and the patient screamed again. She knew that scream. Regina. Emma pushes past the doctor who tried to stop her and ran to Regina's room.
Regina ran to the door as soon as pulled it open.
Emma walked in front of her and pushed her behind her. The nurse held a needle and a scalpel in her hands. "Move miss swan."
Emma shook her head. "What the hell are you doing?"
"I'm not helping a villain!" She cried and stabbed the needle in Regina's direction.
Regina glared at her.
"You're just as much of a villain as Regina is if you hurt her." Emma snapped.
The nurse shook her head. "No one will ever be as bad as she is."
Regina felt pain shooting through her stomach. She felt dizzy. "Emma."
Emma glared at the nurse. "Put the needle down."
Regina winced as the pain grew. "Emma." She repeated.
The nurse smirked. "Make me hero." She snapped.
The pain was growing unbearable. "Emma please!" She cried.
Emma looked at Regina. She covered her mouth. Regina fell against Emma.
Emma gripped Regina tightly. She looked at the nurse. "I suggest you either help us or get someone to help us." She snapped. "Otherwise you will see that I'm not just a hero. I have my villain ways if needed."
The nurse slammed the needle and knife down. She looked at Regina. "I'm not helping her. No one else will either." She snapped and dove past Emma.
Emma knelt down and pulled Regina into her lap. She was bleeding. A lot. All the cuts and wounds she had taken were much worse the more she fought and she was paying for it now.