Villains Save Hero's Too

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Regina sat down at the booth. Emma was ordering with Henry. Regina tapped her nails on the table and crossed her legs.
      Leroy watched her from across the diner. Regina tapped her nails on the table quietly and quickly. Her chest felt tight and she was growing more anxious by the minute.
       He held his knife up in his hand and narrowed his eyes.
     Regina looked at the table and tapped her fingers faster.
      Emma walked over. "I ordered you a salad and-" she raised her eyebrow. "You okay?"
      Henry sat beside Regina and laid his hand on her tapping fingers. "Why are you so nervous?"
       Emma turned around and saw Leroy. "He won't hurt you. He's all bark and no bite."
Regina narrowed her eyes and looked out of the windows. She stood up. "E-Emma I have to-" she stumbled and made her way out of the booth. "I-" she looked down and quickly walked out of the building.
Emma raised her eyebrow. "I should check on her." She said.
Henry looked out the window. "It looks like she talking To someone. Leave her alone for a little while." He said.
Emma looked out the window. She nodded. "Okay." She agreed softly.

Regina walked quickly over to the people. "Look at what the tide dragged in. Maleficent, Ursula, and-" she smirked. "Cruella. How the hell did you three get here?"
      Maleficent stepped forward. "Little magic. Little guessing. We need your help."
       Regina raised her eyebrow. "Oh?"
       Cruella crossed her arms. "We need your help bringing this town back to the enchanted forest. The magic will be stronger there and I can explain the rest there."
         Regina narrowed her eyes and pursed her lips. "And how are you so sure I'll help you?"
"Don't tell me you've gone soft." Maleficent said softly under her breath.
Regina Clenched her fists. "Oh no. Of course not."
Ursula clapped her hands. "We're on the same page then. First. We need you to take down the savior. She's going to ruin this plan. We need her gone. Can you handle That simple task?"
Regina sucked in a breath. "That's not an easy task. I've been trying for years." She said and crossed her arms.
"They may not remember, but I do. You have taken out villages of people. This one shouldn't be too hard." Ursula snapped. "Well give you until tomorrow afternoon. Am I clear?"
Regina looked at granny's. She nodded slowly. "You're clear."