“I did.” Regina informed her, “You would help sometimes…but I usually ended up shooing you away. We would make lasagna, pies, fish and chips, garden salads…and sometimes you had me make hamburgers or grilled cheese. Those two were your favorites.” That had been a lot of small details, ones she hoped didn’t trigger anything painful for the woman she loved.
Once inside, she took a step back and allowed Emma any space she may want to explore. “…see anything familiar?”
“Was I that bad?” Emma chuckled and looked around. Her green eyes moved from item to item, from space to space, forcing her memories out but the headache started right away and she shook her head. “The head is killing me.” She confessed and leaned on the nearest wall. “Can I sit somewhere?” Her eyes found Regina, full with need for understanding. She had the feeling she was going to get it.