AN – This is my first story so please don't be too harsh.

This is set around Season 6 Episode 14

Disclaimer – I don't own Once Upon a Time.

Other Characters are mine.


Snow, Emma, Henry, Zelena and the two Regina's sat in silence as they tried to work through the spell books. Trying to find a way to fix the Charming's problem. Just as Emma lent back the door to the mansion exploded. There in the dust surrounded air stood Rumple, with Belle following apologetically behind.

"Where is she" Rumple demanded.

"Who do you think you are Imp" Regina shouted, standing up with fury.

"You know who I'm talking about Regina, don't mess with me" Rumple sneered, walking towards the table.

The Evil Queen stood and placed herself between Rumple and Regina.

"Look at that, Queenie protecting the weak" Rumple sneered at the Evil Queen.

"No one here needs protecting Imp except your bookworm", the Evil Queen said poofing Belle next to her, tied up.

Zelena stepped forward and quickly dragged Belle back. As soon as she had, Rumple let out a stream of dark blue magic, destroying Regina's dining room.

"You are pushing my patience Regina, give me Belle and tell me were Renee is", Rumple said with a fierce look on his face.

"I don't know Rumple, I DON'T KNOW" Regina shouted whilst looking around at the mess which once was her dining room. "She hid the moment we came to Storybrooke, I told you letting her have her memories would be bad".

"Whose Renee" Henry asked from his position near the kitchen door.

"Regina, tell us. Please" Snow pleads after a moment of silence.

"Renee was my Black Knight, but that doesn't matter, what does is what Rumple wants with her." Regina said.

Turning back around Regina approached Rumple. The Evil Queen untied Belle, pushing her towards Rumple.

"It doesn't matter… no wait it does, she stole something of mine and now I want it back" Rumple demanded.

With that he grabbed Belle and disappeared in a cloud of blue smoke.


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