Villains Save Hero's Too

Away

Regina ran her fingers through her Hair and looked at her daughter. She sat on her porch and the baby laid in her lap. "You need a name. Anything?"
       The baby yawned and curled in a ball. Regina sighed and leaned on her arm. "Nothing? Seriously?" She watched her sleep. Regina sighed. "Emma would help if she would only remember."
         "Remember what?" A small voice asked. Regina jumped and looked at the source of the voice.
       She raised her eyebrow. "Henry?" She asked and picked up her daughter.
        He walked over slowly. "Mom doesn't know I'm here. You have tried to fight her in days and I-" he looked at the ground. "I figured you wouldn't hurt me. What does she need to remember?"
        Regina looked at the boy. "Henry, you can't think I'm crazy if I tell you."
        He sat on her porch slowly. "I promise." Je said uneasily.
       Regina smiled slightly. "Okay." She said softly. "Let's start from the beginning."

       Regina finished and looked at Henry. She bit her lip. "So," she looked down. "Do you think I'm crazy?"
       Henry looked at her. His eyes wide. He shook his head. "No. No I don't think so." He said softly. "If this is true then why don't any of us remember but you do?"
       Regina let out a breath. "I've done thinking but I'm really not sure why I'm the only one who remembers. It makes no sense." She said softly and rubbed her daughters back.
She sighed and looked at the porch. Henry leaned forward on his knees. "We should tell mom."
Regina shook her head. "She thinks I want to kill her. That's not an option." She said softly.
        Henry sighed and looked at the baby. "Have you named her yet?"
       Regina shook her head. "I was hoping everyone would remember and Emma would have been the one to help me name her." She said. She set the baby in her lap and touched her cheeks lightly. "She's lovely don't you think?"
        Henry nodded. "She looks a lot like you."
        Regina shook her head. "No. I think she looks like Emma. It's strange. Technically she's your mother's sister. Isn't that odd to think about?" She asked and looked at Henry.
       He made a face. "I don't really want to think about that."
         Regina shrugged. "She has your moms eyes. The same eyes you have." She said.
         "Henry get away from her!"