The daughter

Into deep

Belle Constance Rumplestlin and Jefferson all sat at a both at granny's. Not many people would want to dubble date with there parents. But Constance not wanting to be away from her mother and then not wanting to be far from her boyfriend who been in a war with his old nabors who took care of Grace.

"They smell delicious, Granny." Belle said. "They are delicious. Didn't take any dark magic, either." Granny said turning to Rumplestlin. "Oh, and I charge extra for the pickles." She added. "Mmm-hmm I have a complicated relationship with her. As I do with most people." Rumplestlin said.

"Well, it uh, it did take me a little time to get to know you. They will." Belle said. "Mom he was also the one who closed people shop and owned about every thing here." Constance said. "Oh well he can change." Belle said. "Well, it uh, it did take me a little time to get to know you. They will." Belle added.

"You know, you should try it with ketchup. Condiments are this world's most powerful magic." Jefferson told Belle. "Gold. We need to talk." Regina said walking up to them. "Do we?" Gold asked. "Folks, I think I may need to close early. Everybody out." Granny said.

" No, it's okay. We're civil." Regina said. "Uhm Granny can I get two to go box's?" Constance said. "If she wants to leave I think I should close up." Granny said. "Yeah, for now." Rumplestlin said going back to Regina. "Belle, you remember the woman who locked you up for 28 years?" Rumplestlin asked Belle.

"Well, I should probably..." Belle said agreeing with her daughter. "No, no. Please stay where you are. Whatever she has to say won't be a secret from you. Whatever she wants.. she won't get." Rumplestlin said to everyone. "
said. "I'm actually coming about the one thing that might unite us." Regina said. "And what on Earth can that be?" Rumplestlin said.

" Cora. She's coming from our land. I need your help to stop her." Regina said. "She was dead. You told me you saw the body." Rumplestlin said. "Apparently you taught her well. She's not, and she's on her way and I don't think I need to remind you how most unpleasant that would be for both of us." Rumplestlin said.

"For you. I can handle Cora." Rumplestlin said. " That's not how she tells the story." Regina said. " I won in the end." Rumplestlin said. " Maybe. But there's a big difference this time. This time you have someone you care about. This time you have a weakness" Regina said.

"I'm sorry. Who is this woman?" Constance and Belle said. "Someone you will never meet." Rumplestlin said. "Constance she is a very bad women who's magic is worse then Regina." Jefferson said. " So you say she's coming. Where is she now?" Rumplestlin said to Regina. " With them." Regina said before she left and they father,mother, daughter and her boyfriend all finished there lunch.

"Uhm Jefferson Constance told me you are having some leagal issues after the curse about your daughter." Rumplestlin said to Jefferson. "Yes her curse parents will not give there cured rights as her parents to me over even though Grace wants to be with me." Jefferson said. "Well I might be able to help with that." Rumplestlin said. "Okay Thank you dark one." Jefferson said.

Jefferson and Constance walked around town and stealing kisses. Constance would kiss the crook of his neck. Jefferson would kiss Constance forehead. "You know what we should have a day like this more often." Jefferson said. "I agree." Constance said.
Jefferson grabbed Constances waist and pulled her into him. And kissed her on the lips. "Me likely." Constance said as Jefferson stoped kissing her.

Constance was in a pair of knee high boots with a low heel black skinny jeans a dark blue shirt and a black jacket. And Jefferson was in his normal outfit of a shirt waist coat pants and nice shoes. But today he added a hat to his outfit.

Constance had her phone in her back pocket. "It dad." Constance said answering the phone. Come to the shop now!" Rumplestlin shouted. "Okay." Constance said. Hanging up the phone. "Uhm I have to go to dads shop your free to come." Constance said. "I'm good I better be heading home my self." Jefferson said. They kissed each other one the lips again before the parted ways.

"What do you mean "the old-fashioned way?" David asked as Constance walked in. "You are about to join a quite distinguished club, Mr. Nolan. Before such innovations as the apple, back when the Sleeping Curse first came to be, a more direct method was required: through blood. By pricking one's finger on the needle of a spinning wheel, one falls under the spell. Your Majesty, you did his wife - I'm sure you'd like the honor." Rumplestlin said. Regina prepared the needle. "It's all yours." Regina said.

"Good luck." Henry said to David. "It's gonna be all right." David said. "How do you know?" Henry asked. "Well how did you know Emma would save you after you ate the turnover?" David asked. " I believed in her." Henry said. "The way Snow and I believed she'd come back to break the Curse. That's the kind of faith that runs in our family." David said. "This helps control the flames in the room. It'll keep you safe." Henry said giving David an necklace.

" I will guard it with my life." David told his grandson. "I want that to be me some day." Constance said. "No grandchildren please." Rumplestlin said. "I know but you had me." Constance said. "I know but your mother would probably agree with me though." Rumplestlin said.

"I mean Jefferson has Grace but I still want a kid." Constance said. "No you do not I raised you for a year and you where something else." Regina said. "Well you raised Henry for ten years until you let Emma take him and you went all mad with power." Constance told Regina.

"Back too are program of a sleeping curse." Henry said. Rumple sat his wheel. " When I awake, I'll be in that fiery room?" David asked. "Not exactly. That room is where those who've already awoken from the curse return. You, however, are being put under for the first time." Rumplestlin said. "Then how will I know where to go? How the hell am I supposed to find a room with no door?" David asked. "And that, dearie, is the conundrum we're all depending on you solving. Now I say this with the utmost sincerity: good luck." Rumplestlin told David as he prickted his finger.