Regina didn't know what to do, she and Robin had both agreed that it was meaningless sex, but why did he kiss her? Or maybe she kissed him! It didn't matter who started it, but neither of them pulled away and that's what was bugging her. If she had just backed away then her mind wouldn't be racing a million miles an hour. This was all giving her a headache as she paced back and forth through her kitchen. Regina began rummaging through drawers looking for an aspirin or something. She grabbed the childproof container and opened it only to find it empty. Damn it!

Letting out a sigh, Regina leaned against the counter. Something suddenly caught her eye from the other room. Her heels clicked as she walked into her dining room to see none other than Robin's jacket lying on the floor. Crap! Regina grabbed it off the floor and looked at it a moment. Somehow she would have to get it back to him, without having Emma and that pirate thinking she did it again with Robin.

His jacket even smelt like him and the scent made her stomach feel weird. Oh god! Regina was standing in the middle of her dining room smelling her ex boyfriend's jacket, great. She threw it into a shopping bag and tossed said bag into the passenger seat of her car. She shoved the key into the ignition and backed out of her driveway. The wheels screeched to a stop in front of Dr. Hopper's office.

Regina knocked on the door and when it opened Dr. Hopper was surprised to see her, "Ah, madame mayor. What can I do for you?"

"I have a jacket, belonging to Robin, he left it in the diner this morning and I was just wondering if you could give it to him because I'm so busy."

"I was in the diner this morning."

"Oh really, we must have been there at different times."

"No, I saw Robin, he was not wearing a jacket when he entered the diner." Regina let out a sigh. "What's really going on here? I'm asking you as your therapist."

"Fine."

"Come on in." Regina went and sat on the couch in there and he sat opposite to her. "So what's going on? Why do you have Robin's jacket?"

"Last night we slept together."

"Um, okay," Archie had to think this through a bit, "So I take it you know he's-"

"Yes."

"Okay, what exactly happened?"

"Well, I don't remember much from last night, just waking up next to him."

"Had you consumed any alcohol before hand."

"When I woke up I noticed that downstairs there was a freshly opened bottle of wine. It seemed to be pretty full and the one glass next to it made it seem like I had only taken one sip of it. But why didn't I remember anything then?"

"I think it has to do with the guilt, I have had patients before that try to forget something that upsets them, and this obviously upsets you."

"Well yes, Robin is married and that's what bugs me."

"That doesn't seem to be the only thing that does."

"Robin may have also told Marian about what had happened."

"I understand your unsteadiness pertaining to this situation, did he tell you what she said?"

"He said that she was okay with it."

"Oh!"

"Yes, well that's the other thing."

"But she was okay with it, it was an accident and it wasn't going to happen ag- Wait! No you didn't!"

"No we didn't! I'll just admit that Grannie may have seen us go into the back of the diner. So we could talk about what happened, but Grannie saw us kiss."

"Okay, since I have another patient in ten minutes, I suggest we set up another appointment."

Then when the paperwork was finally done and over with finally Regina left. Dr. Hopper assured her that he would get the jacket to Robin. Moments later there was a knock at the door. "Come on in!" Archie called. Into the room stepped Robin. "Come sit."

"Thank you for seeing me."

"I am always happy to help. What seems to be the problem?"

"Well, I slept with Regina last night."

"The mayor?" Archie had to make it seem that he didn't know.

"Yes."

"How did this start?"

"Well, for the past few nights I've been having the same nightmare where a girl named Tink is yelling at me and then everyone in the diner is screaming, Regina!"

"Okay, I've heard of this before and I think I can help. You love Marian, right?"

"Well of course."

"And do you love Regina?"

"Uh, I don't know, it's so weird!"

"Well, I think that deep down you still do."

Robin let out a sigh.

"If Marian hadn't come to Storybrooke, would you still be with Regina?"

"Yes, I mean Roland loves her and I lov- I love her."

"I think we've had a breakthrough."

"But what am I supposed to do? What do I tell Regina? What do I tell Marian!"

"Look, I'm a therapist. I just influence you on what to say, I can't decide too."

"Hey, Emma. Have you noticed if Regina's been acting weird lately?" Mary Margret asked.

Emma choked back on her water a bit. "What?"

David looked over to them. He was cradling Neil in his arms, trying to get him to sleep. Henry was out with Hook doing something stupid and or dangerous.

"I mean, you and Hook were talking to her, did she-?"

"Can't a pirate and a savior just talk to the mayor?"

"No, Regina hates pirates."

"Fine, but don't tell anyone. Regina and Robin slept together."

"What!" Mary Margret gasped.

Neil started crying and David took him upstairs.

"Don't tell anyone, got it?"

"Got it."

Next Chapter: So much for Emma keeping things a secret, soon everyone might know, and there's only one thing that could somehow make it worse.