"I'm your mother!" Snow says as tears are streaming down her face. It wasn't supposed to be this way they were going to fix everything.
"I don't care." How could they even call themselves parents? After all they did just so Emma wouldn't turn evil. A mother lost her child. They told her they put her through the wardrobe for her best chance to keep her safe. Was everything they told her a lie? Was her life based on lies?
Her lie detector was going crazy she knew something was wrong but she trusted her parents enough to know that they would never keep a secret from her. In that moment she didn't feel like Emma Swan the Savior she felt like Emma Swan the lost little girl who couldn't understand why her parents gave her up.
"I trusted you! I thought that I could finally accept that I had parents who loved me. It was just too good to be true." Emma said walking to the table to grab her keys. She couldn't stay here any longer she didn't feel safe.
"Emma we do love you. We thought we were protecting you, we had no choice we knew the curse was coming we had to do something, we needed you to come back to us." Charming said reaching over to grab her arm.
"No! Get away from me David. I don't know who you guys are anymore." She all but ran to her car starting the engine to get away as fast as she could. She knew they would start looking for her in the morning, but she didn't care she would deal with it later.
She had been driving around for a while now and found herself at the docks. She should've brought a jacket with her as it was getting colder. But it felt good the coldness making the pain go away just a little. She didn't know how she felt, all the emotions flooding her body. Her magic was starting to act up.
She heard footstep walking towards her. "David if it's you go away I have nothing left to say to you anymore." How could he have the nerve to go look for her when he knew she needed the space?
"Swan, What are you doing in the bloody cold?" Looking up she saw Killian walking towards her with a worried face expression.
"I had to get away, I couldn't stand it anymore." She said her voice cracking just a little.
Coming closer he wrapped his arms up around her. She let it all out, all the events of the day. She loved that he didn't pressure her into telling him what was up, he knew she would tell him when she felt like it. Finally she let out her final teardrop on his soaked shoulder, she felt a little better but that didn't mean she was ready to forgive her parents.
"Killian, do you think I can stay with you tonight? I can't go back to the loft not now." Since Killian had gotten the Jolly back he no longer needed to stay at Granny's.
"Swan it would be my pleasure. But just a fair warning that I don't pillage and plunder after 11 p.m. at night." That earned him little smile, even in the roughest times of her life he could always make her smile.
She never really looked at the Jolly before and now that she had the time it was beautiful. She could tell that it was well taken care of. "Here Swan you can take my bed I'll sleep in the other bunk tonight."
"No, Killian please don't leave. I need you." She wanted that comfort she could always find with him, that blanket of security.
As they got settled in on the small bed she curled into his body feeling sleepy after the events of the day. He kissed the top of her head making her feel safe in his arms. "Thank you Killian for letting me sleep here tonight."
"Love you never need to thank me for letting me hold you. Now get some rest tonight and we can go out for Granny's in the morning." It was the best sleep she had in a long time and for a while she felt safe.