I'm sorry it took me so long to update, I had some nasty business come up last weekend. Also sorry this chapter has little dialogue. The next part will have a lot and I was going to combine both parts, but I thought it would be too big. The next part also has Frankenwolf , and Henry in it for those of you interested. I'm also trying to drag this out, and I think it might have about 6 chapters altogether. I forgot to mention it doesn't have Frozen it it(sorry fans) because I despise Frozen. Please review and Thank you in advance to anyone who does. I love hearing your comments.

Milah's moments in Storybrooke 2

Milah was so shocked to see Hook kissing another woman. Her man who promised to be a good father to her son was making out right in front of her. And so soon at that. He couldn't possibly have gone through the portal more than a few hours before her. She should have known better than to trust a pirate. At that thought, she felt a twinge of guilt in her stomach as she remembered Hook's story of Liam.

Finally, Emma and Hook stopped kissing and began walking, hand-in-hand, Milah was outraged with this, knowing he had never held her hand in public. She followed them quietly, still unsure of what to do, and it was then she noticed herself. She caught her reflection in a nearby store window. The effects of the portal and then running were taken its toll on her body. She felt so weak and looked quite thin. She knew she was hungry and tired, more than she should be for not eating for one day. Her pants had dried, but they were still yellow, and it was then she noticed that they were a few sizes too big for her. Her hand had a bruise on it from slamming into the wall, and as she examined herself closely, she could see other bruises on her legs and arms, from what she wasn't sure. If she didn't know better, she would think that she had been in that portal for more than a day. Much longer. She only filed these things in the back of her head though, because the front of it was swimming in thoughts of Hook betraying her.

They turned from the street, and went up some steps to a building that said "Granny's dinner". Hook opened the door for Emma like a gentlemen, something he never did for Milah. Milah knew it was because she craved independence after being with that coward, but she still thought the gesture was nice, and it angered her that he had already learned some manners from someone else. What was worse, was the blondes cute smile and thank you, except Milah saw the other girl also enjoyed independence. She only had a few seconds to register this though, because when he opened the door, delicious food smells came out and almost knocked her to her feet. As her stomach growled, she hesitantly turned towards the steps and began walking up them. Because of her physical and emotional issues, she didn't go fast, and took each step like a mountain. She knew however, she needed food, a place to clean up, and to confront Hook about what exactly he was doing with the sheriff. When she finally reached the top, she took the doorknob in her hand, and slowly turned it.

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Hook's POV

When Granny's dinner door opened, I quickly glanced that way. If Emma had taught me one thing, it was that the unexpected could be around any bend. I had planned, prepared, checked and double checked that everything would go perfect on this date. I was so excited when I saw Emma running to our meeting spot, I made my first mistake and didn't see the person running after her. If I had, I would have saved myself a lot of trouble. Instead, I fell gently into her kiss and spiced it up a bit. I knew I should have checked to see if anyone had been following us, but I got distracted when Emma had given me the look she gave when trying to tell me that I was going to get more than a passionate kiss later that night. It was all I could do to open the door for her like a proper gentleman, even if I was everything from it. Oh, but her sweet smile and special "Thank you" was worth it. Emma had a very feminist and independent spirit, much like Milah had, so any thanks for helping her with something she could have done herself was rare.

I was facing the door and she was on the other side of the booth, talking about her mishap with Regina. "I feel so bad Killan for not thinking. I should have known every action has a consequence, but I went with my gut, just like I did when I was a bail bonds person. This will probably ruin my relationship with Henry and Regina…" The hot blonde was saying this as I listened closely, ready to comfort or give my advice. I heard the door, and looked up quickly to see if it was a monster about to ruin my special date, and I caught a glimpse of a long black hair and thought it was an innocent woman. As I turned my gaze back to my true love, I saw her face, a face I had thought I would never see again in my life.

I stared at Milah as Emma's voice drowned out. She caught my stare and I saw a range of emotions flash across her eyes: love, confusion, hurt, disappointment, jealousy and rage. Love was the shortest, and rage was the longest. I felt my stomach drop and all the blood leave my saw my pale face and focus change. "Killian, what's wrong?" She started to turn and face the door.

"Nothing, love, nothings wrong. continue your story please." I could never let her know about Milah, and that somehow was my first priority. I grabbed her hands in mine to keep her from turning around, and gave her my most devilishly handsome smile to make her blush. This seemed all too much for Milah's failed uncontrollably rage. She came storming towards us, and grabbed me from my seat, giving me a huge punch in the face. I fell and connected with the one place I always do: the floor. "You dirty pirate," Milah screamed in front of the whole dinner.

One last thing, looking back I realize that Milah didn't know Killan had a hook because he got it soon after she died. However I like the fact that Emma calls him Killan while Milah calls him Hook and I want to keep it for characterization reasons.