[It's the first question she thinks to ask right off the bat, but it's obvious Neal is working an angle here. He wants to know about Hook. The pause, however brief, adds weight to his mentioning Hook's name, and she presses her lips together in reply.
The situation might not be ideal, but she doesn't want him making her asking Hook to look after Henry into something it isn't. That had been simple and straightforward, unlike anything else.]
I'm glad Henry had you. [It comes out easily, honest. She was starting to get an idea of Neal's agenda, but at least this part was straightforward.] When Hook got in touch with me, I didn't know what side of the glass anyone else was on -- you or Regina or Mary Margaret or even Robin.
[None of them had checked in, so even the headcount hadn't done her much good in that department.]
I had to know someone was looking after him, but it's good you were there, too. Some of the Mirrors are maniacs.
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[It's the first question she thinks to ask right off the bat, but it's obvious Neal is working an angle here. He wants to know about Hook. The pause, however brief, adds weight to his mentioning Hook's name, and she presses her lips together in reply.
The situation might not be ideal, but she doesn't want him making her asking Hook to look after Henry into something it isn't. That had been simple and straightforward, unlike anything else.]
I'm glad Henry had you. [It comes out easily, honest. She was starting to get an idea of Neal's agenda, but at least this part was straightforward.] When Hook got in touch with me, I didn't know what side of the glass anyone else was on -- you or Regina or Mary Margaret or even Robin.
[None of them had checked in, so even the headcount hadn't done her much good in that department.]
I had to know someone was looking after him, but it's good you were there, too. Some of the Mirrors are maniacs.