Belle (
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mr. gold pawnbroker & antiquities dealer
Belle is dusting the shop. Rumple has such a lovely collection but he only occasionally remembers to clean it. Having started, she can see why he avoids the task- there's all sorts of small, delicate pieces that accumulate just horrific amounts of dust- but she refuses to let that stop her. The shop is entirely too dusty, and she is going to fix it.
It's something to do, at least. She doesn't need to be in the library for another hour or so, and Rumple's gone off somewhere again. She suspects he's getting her a present again. She keeps telling him he doesn't need to buy her things, she loves him just the same, but the fact that he thinks to buy her gifts makes her so happy she hasn't really made him stop.
She's free, she's found Rumple, he loves her, she loves him. Life is good. And right now, at this second- this shop is going to be spotless.
She moves onto the next piece, humming to herself in contentment.
It's something to do, at least. She doesn't need to be in the library for another hour or so, and Rumple's gone off somewhere again. She suspects he's getting her a present again. She keeps telling him he doesn't need to buy her things, she loves him just the same, but the fact that he thinks to buy her gifts makes her so happy she hasn't really made him stop.
She's free, she's found Rumple, he loves her, she loves him. Life is good. And right now, at this second- this shop is going to be spotless.
She moves onto the next piece, humming to herself in contentment.
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"...also. Sorry," she adds in an embarrassed aside to Adarin.
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Regina would much prefer to keep an eye on these newcomers. Strangers in Storybrooke? Not her favorite.
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She was a mother, once. A mother never really forgets. She might as well be useful, while she's here.
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In the internal battle between 'never help Gold' and 'have Henry to myself', Henry is winning.
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It's much less dusty today, even.
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