She sat there.
She stared.
Hours,
upon hours.
She stared.
Sitting in the middle of the road.
Doing absolutely nothing.
But staring.
What was she staring at?
Nothing to everyone else.
But to her, it was everything.
She lost him.
His fingers slipped away from hers 6 weeks ago, into some mysterious... unknown world.
A world she knew, he could never come back from.
She let hope fool her.
She just wanted to be happy.
She wanted her happy ending.
It knocked on her door,
she welcomed it in,
and this was the result.
Her sitting at the townline with a tear stained face at 2 O'clock in the morning.
She had been feeling sick and he wasn't there to comfort her, and it wasn't like anyone else, besides Henry and maybe Emma, would.
"Show yourself." She said projecting her voice.
Out from behind a arbusto, bush came Emma. Regina turned her head back to the townline.
"Ms. Swan. How nice to not see you."
"Hello Regina." Emma said while walking towards her.
"What are you doing here at this hour?" Regina asked while getting up off the street.
"I was just about about to ask you the same thing."
Regina looked over at Emma while wiping her hands off on her pants.
"I think I have much mais of a reason to be here than you could possibly have. So my pergunta still stands. Why are you here?"
"I was looking for you. Henry called earlier and said he was worried but didn't want you to feel bad."
Regina smiled at thought of Henry.
The only thing that ever made her smile since Robin left.
"Well, thank you, for telling me. I'll try to hide my depression a little bit better then." Regina said while starting to walk away.
"Regina, are you sure you don't want to talk about it?" Emma asked while catching up with her.
"If I wanted to talk about it don't you think I would've asked, what? Six weeks ago?" She snapped without looking at Emma.
Emma sighed.
“Fine, whatever. But if you need me you know where to find me.” Emma said while starting to walk past Regina. When Emma walked past she caught a whiff of her perfume that made her gag. She came to a halt and placed one hand over her mouth and the other on her stomach.
Emma quickly turned and ran over to see if she was alright. She put her hand on Regina’s back and the other hand on her shoulder.
“Regina are you alright?”
She took a second.
“I’m fine.”
“You sure?.”
Regina took a deep breath but then immediately turned around and started throwing up. Emma turned her head to look away but rubbed Regina’s back.
After a few segundos she slowly raised back up.
“Still feeling fine?” Emma smiled.
“Swan,” Regina took a breath.
“Do not push me right now.” She said before she started walking again.
Outside Office
“Thanks Swan.” Regina said.
“For what? I haven’t done anything.”
“Even though I’ve still been slightly...bitchy... towards you. You still bother to talk to me.” Regina admitted.
“I wouldn’t really call it bitchy, considering what’s happened. You’re just, still a little upset. And I understand that.” Emma shrugged.
Regina smiled.
“Good night.” She said before walking up the steps.
“See you later.” Emma said before getting back in her bug.
When Regina got to the topo, início of the steps in front of the door was a cardboard box with a Red bow on it. She picked it up and put it under her arm while she unlocked the door. She walked upstairs and put it on her nightstand. Not feeling any desire to open it. She instead went to put on her pajamas and went to sleep. Still thinking about Robin.
She stared.
Hours,
upon hours.
She stared.
Sitting in the middle of the road.
Doing absolutely nothing.
But staring.
What was she staring at?
Nothing to everyone else.
But to her, it was everything.
She lost him.
His fingers slipped away from hers 6 weeks ago, into some mysterious... unknown world.
A world she knew, he could never come back from.
She let hope fool her.
She just wanted to be happy.
She wanted her happy ending.
It knocked on her door,
she welcomed it in,
and this was the result.
Her sitting at the townline with a tear stained face at 2 O'clock in the morning.
She had been feeling sick and he wasn't there to comfort her, and it wasn't like anyone else, besides Henry and maybe Emma, would.
"Show yourself." She said projecting her voice.
Out from behind a arbusto, bush came Emma. Regina turned her head back to the townline.
"Ms. Swan. How nice to not see you."
"Hello Regina." Emma said while walking towards her.
"What are you doing here at this hour?" Regina asked while getting up off the street.
"I was just about about to ask you the same thing."
Regina looked over at Emma while wiping her hands off on her pants.
"I think I have much mais of a reason to be here than you could possibly have. So my pergunta still stands. Why are you here?"
"I was looking for you. Henry called earlier and said he was worried but didn't want you to feel bad."
Regina smiled at thought of Henry.
The only thing that ever made her smile since Robin left.
"Well, thank you, for telling me. I'll try to hide my depression a little bit better then." Regina said while starting to walk away.
"Regina, are you sure you don't want to talk about it?" Emma asked while catching up with her.
"If I wanted to talk about it don't you think I would've asked, what? Six weeks ago?" She snapped without looking at Emma.
Emma sighed.
“Fine, whatever. But if you need me you know where to find me.” Emma said while starting to walk past Regina. When Emma walked past she caught a whiff of her perfume that made her gag. She came to a halt and placed one hand over her mouth and the other on her stomach.
Emma quickly turned and ran over to see if she was alright. She put her hand on Regina’s back and the other hand on her shoulder.
“Regina are you alright?”
She took a second.
“I’m fine.”
“You sure?.”
Regina took a deep breath but then immediately turned around and started throwing up. Emma turned her head to look away but rubbed Regina’s back.
After a few segundos she slowly raised back up.
“Still feeling fine?” Emma smiled.
“Swan,” Regina took a breath.
“Do not push me right now.” She said before she started walking again.
Outside Office
“Thanks Swan.” Regina said.
“For what? I haven’t done anything.”
“Even though I’ve still been slightly...bitchy... towards you. You still bother to talk to me.” Regina admitted.
“I wouldn’t really call it bitchy, considering what’s happened. You’re just, still a little upset. And I understand that.” Emma shrugged.
Regina smiled.
“Good night.” She said before walking up the steps.
“See you later.” Emma said before getting back in her bug.
When Regina got to the topo, início of the steps in front of the door was a cardboard box with a Red bow on it. She picked it up and put it under her arm while she unlocked the door. She walked upstairs and put it on her nightstand. Not feeling any desire to open it. She instead went to put on her pajamas and went to sleep. Still thinking about Robin.
