Emma opened the house door.
"Mother, Father!" Emma yelled.
"Emma?" Will came from the study room.
"Father!" Emma shouted and flew into her father's arms. They let go. "So good to see you!"
"So good to see you." Will smiled and kissed his daughter's head.
"Where's mother?" Emma asked excitedly.
"She's in her room." Will nodded upwards. "She's been waiting for you." Emma smiled and flew up the stairs. Will looked at the rest of the group and smiled. "Hello Jack, Pearl, Davy, father." They smiled. "Would you like anything to drink?"
"Rum." Sparrow nodded and walked towards the study.
"We don't have rum." Jack spoke up, answering for his father.
"No rum?" Pearl asked,
"No," Will shook his head.
"Why don't you have bloody rum?" Sparrow asked turning towards Will. Pearl sighed and looked at Bootstrap who seemed entirely amused.
"Elizabeth thinks it's a vile drink to have in the house."
"Mother!" Emma burst into the bedroom where her mother lay reading a book.
"Emma!" Elizabeth smiled and beckoned her daughter over to her and embraced.
"How have you been?" Emma smiled, looking down at her mother.
"Fine," Elizabeth touched her daughter's cheek, "it's been a bit boring without you here, but we've managed."
"When's the baby due?" Emma asked noticing her mother's big round belly.
"Anytime now." Elizabeth sighed. "Have you seen Katherine yet?"
"No, I just came in and didn't want to wake her," Emma shrugged, "doubt she was sleeping though, I saw Jack on my way here. Scared him a bit, but its alright. Happy to be here." Emma wrinkled her nose and smiled.
"Emma," Elizabeth smiled softened. "Why do you want to marry Davy?" Emma was a little caught off guard by this question, and it took her a while to consider.
"I'm happy when I'm with him and..." Emma bit her lip, "I'm in love. Mother do we really have to talk about this now?"
"No," Elizabeth laughed and kissed her daughter's head, "Glad your home."
"Mother," Emma smiled, "I'm only here for a visit."
Jack looked at the pirates walking around the room looking in it. He watched as Sparrow inspected a little statue. Jack looked at Pearl and Bootstrap talking about something. Then his attention went to Davy. Surprisingly he wasn't looking at any of the valuables in the room, he was looking out the window. Will came up besides his son.
"Why did they choose this life?" Jack asked.
"Freedom." Will answered, and looked where his son was looking. "What do you think of him?"
"Don't know him that well enough." Jack shrugged. "Why?"
"Your sister." Will almost glared at Davy, and Jack laughed softly. "What?"
"Father, you didn't seem to care when James asked Emma to marry him." Jack lifted his brow.
"This is different." Will sighed. "Davy's a pirate."
"Emma is too." Jack pointed out. Will nodded. He never really considered that.
Emma sighed and looked at her old room. It was dark and the moonlight hit the floor from the balcony. It seemed different than when she actually lived there. She walked out to the balcony. She heard the door open, and turned.
"Davy!" Emma gasped. "What are you doing here?"
"Coming to see you." He smiled and went slowly towards her. He slid his hand around her waist.
"What happened to acting like a gentleman?" Emma smiled, and lifted her brows.
"No one is around." Davy shrugged and put his head on top of hers.
"If my father catches you in here you can say good bye to kids." Emma giggled.
"He won't." Davy assured her and kissed her. They moved towards the bed.
"Davy," Emma stopped and sat on the bed, "when we're married." She got up and kissed him once more. He sighed and started to move towards the door. Then Jack walked in.
"Oh, uh, hello." Jack looked at Davy. Davy nodded and left. Jack looked at Emma. "What was that?"
"What was what?" Emma asked.
"That!" Jack shouted. "Davy coming in here! What were you two doing?"
"Nothing." Emma answered. She undid her covers from her bed. Jack gave her a look. "Jack, we didn't do anything!" Jack's stared still on her. "Why wont you believe me?"
"Its not that I don't trust you its that I don't trust him." Jack shrugged.
"What?" Emma shouted. "Then maybe you should get to know him a little better or don't you want to talk to any pirates?" Emma glared. "If that's the reason then maybe you should leave."
"Emma, look." Jack sighed. "Its just that I don't want you to get hurt."
"Jack, I'm a big girl I can take care of myself." Emma smiled, and her glare softened. "Listen I haven't done anything with Davy, I'm waiting until I marry." Emma kissed her brother's cheek. "Good night Jack."
Elizabeth watched her husband crawl into bed. He touched her hand lightly.
"What do you think of Davy?" Will asked.
"Will," Elizabeth sigh, "I don't know, but I didn't know James either. Emma isn't a stupid girl, she can handle herself and I trust her."
"Yes, but she's still a girl." Will sighed.
"No, not any more." Elizabeth smiled. "When she was ten she was a little girl, now she's fifteen. No, Will Emma's not a little girl."
"Mother, Father!" Emma yelled.
"Emma?" Will came from the study room.
"Father!" Emma shouted and flew into her father's arms. They let go. "So good to see you!"
"So good to see you." Will smiled and kissed his daughter's head.
"Where's mother?" Emma asked excitedly.
"She's in her room." Will nodded upwards. "She's been waiting for you." Emma smiled and flew up the stairs. Will looked at the rest of the group and smiled. "Hello Jack, Pearl, Davy, father." They smiled. "Would you like anything to drink?"
"Rum." Sparrow nodded and walked towards the study.
"We don't have rum." Jack spoke up, answering for his father.
"No rum?" Pearl asked,
"No," Will shook his head.
"Why don't you have bloody rum?" Sparrow asked turning towards Will. Pearl sighed and looked at Bootstrap who seemed entirely amused.
"Elizabeth thinks it's a vile drink to have in the house."
"Mother!" Emma burst into the bedroom where her mother lay reading a book.
"Emma!" Elizabeth smiled and beckoned her daughter over to her and embraced.
"How have you been?" Emma smiled, looking down at her mother.
"Fine," Elizabeth touched her daughter's cheek, "it's been a bit boring without you here, but we've managed."
"When's the baby due?" Emma asked noticing her mother's big round belly.
"Anytime now." Elizabeth sighed. "Have you seen Katherine yet?"
"No, I just came in and didn't want to wake her," Emma shrugged, "doubt she was sleeping though, I saw Jack on my way here. Scared him a bit, but its alright. Happy to be here." Emma wrinkled her nose and smiled.
"Emma," Elizabeth smiled softened. "Why do you want to marry Davy?" Emma was a little caught off guard by this question, and it took her a while to consider.
"I'm happy when I'm with him and..." Emma bit her lip, "I'm in love. Mother do we really have to talk about this now?"
"No," Elizabeth laughed and kissed her daughter's head, "Glad your home."
"Mother," Emma smiled, "I'm only here for a visit."
Jack looked at the pirates walking around the room looking in it. He watched as Sparrow inspected a little statue. Jack looked at Pearl and Bootstrap talking about something. Then his attention went to Davy. Surprisingly he wasn't looking at any of the valuables in the room, he was looking out the window. Will came up besides his son.
"Why did they choose this life?" Jack asked.
"Freedom." Will answered, and looked where his son was looking. "What do you think of him?"
"Don't know him that well enough." Jack shrugged. "Why?"
"Your sister." Will almost glared at Davy, and Jack laughed softly. "What?"
"Father, you didn't seem to care when James asked Emma to marry him." Jack lifted his brow.
"This is different." Will sighed. "Davy's a pirate."
"Emma is too." Jack pointed out. Will nodded. He never really considered that.
Emma sighed and looked at her old room. It was dark and the moonlight hit the floor from the balcony. It seemed different than when she actually lived there. She walked out to the balcony. She heard the door open, and turned.
"Davy!" Emma gasped. "What are you doing here?"
"Coming to see you." He smiled and went slowly towards her. He slid his hand around her waist.
"What happened to acting like a gentleman?" Emma smiled, and lifted her brows.
"No one is around." Davy shrugged and put his head on top of hers.
"If my father catches you in here you can say good bye to kids." Emma giggled.
"He won't." Davy assured her and kissed her. They moved towards the bed.
"Davy," Emma stopped and sat on the bed, "when we're married." She got up and kissed him once more. He sighed and started to move towards the door. Then Jack walked in.
"Oh, uh, hello." Jack looked at Davy. Davy nodded and left. Jack looked at Emma. "What was that?"
"What was what?" Emma asked.
"That!" Jack shouted. "Davy coming in here! What were you two doing?"
"Nothing." Emma answered. She undid her covers from her bed. Jack gave her a look. "Jack, we didn't do anything!" Jack's stared still on her. "Why wont you believe me?"
"Its not that I don't trust you its that I don't trust him." Jack shrugged.
"What?" Emma shouted. "Then maybe you should get to know him a little better or don't you want to talk to any pirates?" Emma glared. "If that's the reason then maybe you should leave."
"Emma, look." Jack sighed. "Its just that I don't want you to get hurt."
"Jack, I'm a big girl I can take care of myself." Emma smiled, and her glare softened. "Listen I haven't done anything with Davy, I'm waiting until I marry." Emma kissed her brother's cheek. "Good night Jack."
Elizabeth watched her husband crawl into bed. He touched her hand lightly.
"What do you think of Davy?" Will asked.
"Will," Elizabeth sigh, "I don't know, but I didn't know James either. Emma isn't a stupid girl, she can handle herself and I trust her."
"Yes, but she's still a girl." Will sighed.
"No, not any more." Elizabeth smiled. "When she was ten she was a little girl, now she's fifteen. No, Will Emma's not a little girl."