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She had never been a weak individual, but she'd had her own fair share of injuries as a child; the normal bumps and bruises that came from falling down or playing too hard. She'd always been a little clumsy as a teenager, there were probably far more falls of her horse than usual when she'd been learning to jump and of course like every other child she'd been struck down by childhood illnesses that forced her to bed for weeks a time as her body healed the internal injury. She'd come close to death one time when she'd gone out into a field alone in the middle of winter to watch shooting stars. She'd felt the cold but she was too amazed to go home and through her shivering eventually, she'd just gone to sleep. When she woke in her bed in her parent's castle, it had been hard to believe she'd nearly died. It didn't feel like she expected death would feel like.

She expected it to feel like this.

She'd broken her arm once, when she was a girl and fell off a ladder in the library, but if she was honest she didn't remember the pain. She'd been too young. But she had a memory, from Isaac's storybook of her father breaking her arm and meeting Rumpelstiltskin, the Light Knight who healed it. But the echo of that false memory was nothing compared to the real thing. To the sound of the snap her ankle had made, to the off-putting sight of seeing it twisted in a way that wasn't right.

She screamed. It felt like she had glass stuck in her muscles, beneath her skin. The more she tried to move it the worse it hurt. Her vision blurred, it tunneled into nothing but that ankle and she felt sick to her stomach as pain consumed her.

'Stop! Stop! You'll only make it worse!' Rumpelstiltskin yelled over her screaming as he knelt beside her to examine it. It was caught in a root. That had been what tripped her. The heel of her shoes, not fit for hiking, had tripped on a root and the toe had been caught beneath another odd arch shaped root. When she fell her foot had stayed where it was.

'Fix it!' she gasped through the pain. They were the only words she could think to form as tears filled her eyes. 'Fix it, fix it!'

He tried to remove it from the root. She screamed again. Moving it didn't make it feel any better, instead it sent shocks of pain up her entire body. She was going to pass out. She knew she was. She could feel cold dark oblivion getting it's bony fingers around her. But somewhere in the distance her son was calling for her. She needed to stay awake for him. To help him. He needed her!

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'Gideon!' she cried.

'He's not here.'

In the distance, there were people in the street, gathering and looking around, the couple she'd just watched in the house were outside. When Rumple tried uselessly to get her foot unstuck she screamed again and the people looked over toward where they were. Were they looked for her? Did they know her son? Was he hiding in one of their homes?

She heard Rumple mutter something under his breath that sounded like 'Plan B' and he moved closer to put his hands behind her back and under her knees. She felt fear paralyze her as she realized that if he tried to stand up with her then he'd tear her foot from her body. He made the motion and she closed her eyes against what was coming, only to realize when she opened them there were no longer in the forest. They were home. He held her in his arms and gently set her down on the nearest sofa.

She was beyond screaming as he set himself down on the coffee table across from her and held her broken ankle in his lap.

'Fix it!' she growled through clenched teeth. 'Fix it, fix it, fix it!' Her hands were balled into fists making her joints pop and her nails dig into her flesh as he carefully worked the shoe off her foot. Her jaw was clenched so tight her teeth ground together, but she felt nothing other than the pain in her ankle.

'It's not as simple as all that,' he muttered sounding impossibly calm. 'Flesh wounds are easy, but wounds of the bones are not.'

'Just do it!' she begged with the tears finally streaming down her face. She felt like she could barely take air in and she was clutching the fabric of the pillow so tight she knew it would wrinkle permenantly. But the pain of having her shoe removed made her leg jerk in reflex again, and she was in pain all over again. How could an ankle hurt everywhere?

'Belle.'

She looked up at his call, opened her eyes just in time to see him reaching forward as if he meant to touch her hair but instead his hand traveled over her face and when he sat back she realized the pain was gone. It was the strangest bit of magic she'd ever felt. Like a switch had been flipped! One minute the pain was there the next it was not!

She immediately moved the blanket draped over her aside and picked her leg up off the floor and examined it, she rotated it this way and that…not an ounce of discomfort. Remarkable. She'd forgotten how extraordinary magic could be when it was used for good.

'It's wonderful,' she breathed in the direction of Rumpelstiltskin. 'I thought you said it was difficult. That didn't take long at all!'

'Look around, Belle,' he muttered quietly.

She didn't understand. Look around? What was she supposed to be looking at?

By the fireplace the clock chimed.

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That wasn't right. It had been six o'clock when she'd last checked the time. The sun was setting, it was getting darker by the second. But now it was brighter as if…as if it wasn't sunset, but sunrise. She looked around, located the different angle of the sun coming in through the windows, the blanket that had been over her that she couldn't remember, and Rumpelstiltskin, now that she looked at him, he was wearing a new suit. The jacket was hanging on the banister by the front door, waiting to be put on.

'Bones are not easy or painless to heal. I put you to sleep to avoid the pain of it.'

'And it took all night?' she questioned feeling slightly irritated.

'You needed the rest,' he admitted with a touch of guilt in his eyes.

So he'd put her to sleep and had time all to himself? Just what he'd wanted.

'Well did you find him?' she demanded as her anger flared and tears returned to her eyes.

He glared at her recognizing the accusation behind her words. 'I haven't left the house since we arrived. I healed your leg, took a shower, got changed, and repaired that old phonograph all night,' he muttered motioning to a table behind her. She recognized that. She knew that it had been in pieces the last time she'd seen it. Still, truth didn't make sense to her, not coming from him. She'd been the victim of his lies too many times.

'You could have fixed it with magic.'

He smirked. 'There's very little satisfaction in that. Besides, I needed something mindless to focus on my other magic, just in case Gideon went back to any of the locations we'd already found.'

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That news was enough to cool what she felt. She'd forgotten they'd set magic like that over the locations they'd found already.

'And did he?' she questioned desperately.

'No,' he answered. 'Quiet all night.'

She nodded, though she felt disappointment race through her. No Gideon. And Rumple..she didn't believe him about being here all night and it was like him to come up with alibi's but…logically what he'd told her made sense. She wasn't sure if she didn't believe him because it wasn't believable, or because she simply didn't want to. He'd put her to sleep for the night knowing full well that it wasn't what she wanted and the reality of that betrayal stung, but did it matter? He'd healed her and it was water under the bridge. She was awake now, what mattered was Gideon. As much as she wanted to scream and yell at him, it would take time away from their son. They had no time to argue.

'So then we still need to search the woods,' she decided. 'He'll be there-'

Rumpelstiltskin caught her arm before she could make it to the door. 'Food and shower first.'

'I'm fine.'

'You are not,' he stated through clenched teeth. His eyes were hard and angry, set in a dead stare against her. 'You need food and you need something proper to go stomping around the woods in or else you'll injure yourself again.'

She wrenched her arm free of his grasp. 'I'll be fine.'

He sighed as she moved around him toward the door. 'I'm not coming with you,' he stated as she had her hand on the knob. That gave her pause.

'Rumple-'

'If you walk out that door, I'm not coming with you.'

No. Now, she couldn't believe what she was hearing. Being apart wasn't part of their agreement. She didn't trust him to this on his own. Why would he change their arrangement? 'I thought we decided-'

'Precisely. 'We' decided. But I'm not going to stand by and let you search the woods as you slowly deprive yourself of nourishment and sanity. If you leave without food and clothes then you go on your own and I will search for Gideon alone. And you do well to remember, I have the map.' As if to illustrate his point he held his cell phone up from his pocket.

Anger, all her life, had always been the color red. But suddenly she felt it with such blinding hot pain it began white rage at his proposal, his threat, really. It was no better than being held prisoner! It was damn near blackmail! And yet..

He had her. He had her and she knew it. Her body knew it as well, as her stomach let out a loud grumble at the idea of food. It was true, the hours of rest he'd forced her to sleep through had been good, she felt better in a way that she didn't know she needed. And she couldn't remember the last time she'd eaten. It had been days. Besides, she didn't trust Rumpelstiltskin enough to risk letting him go own his own and declare war between the two of them again. There was no time to argue. He had her.

She crossed her arms over her chest and stood rooted to where she was, unwilling or unable to walk out the door.

'How do I know you won't leave and trap me in here while I change?'

'You don't,' he answered. 'But you have to give a little trust to gain more, Belle. I can't earn what you don't give me.'

Trust was hard when it had been broken so many times on that very premise. But this was their son. Tempting as it was to go she believed in what they'd discovered that night at the well. Working apart wasn't working. Working together might.

'I'll be down in a minute. After breakfast we search the forest,' she decided.

'I agree.'

She marched up the stairs, knowing that she still had clothes and shoes in the house to change in to. She stomped loudly, her anger seething and riling within her chest-

'Be sure to wear something you can walk in this time,' he called after her before she could get halfway up the staircase. 'You need to take particular care you don't injure that ankle again.'

To anyone else she was sure it would have sounded like a playful joke but she could recognize the serious warning in his voice. He wasn't saying those words just to say them.

She stopped on the stairs and took a deep breath, trying to contain her irritation. 'Why not?' she finally questioned. 'Besides the obvious.'

'I wasn't lying. Flesh and muscle are shallow injuries. Knitting them back together again is simple, but bone is deeper, it's the foundation for muscle and skin. Injure bone as you did and you'll find in the future that any injury you sustain in that leg will take longer to heal no matter how minor.'

She looked Rumpelstiltskin over again, thinking of his words. They were more than just medicinal, they were truthful for a number of situations, though she wasn't sure if he realized it. Their relationship seemed to be living proof of that. In the beginning, shallow lies and skin deep fights had been nothing to heal. But this, what was between them now…their foundation was cracked. Badly. It probably had been since that day at the town line, since the day he'd tricked her with the dagger. The trust that had once made their relationship possible against any odd had gone away and now no matter how they had tried, unless that foundation healed any insult or injury they sustained would be longer to heal. She wondered if it could heal. If it was repairable at all? Could bones heal if one didn't want to mend?

'I'll keep that in mind,' she muttered before continuing carefully up the stairs.

This is one of my favorite chapters because I think it really drives home the theme or the purpose of this fiction beautifully. I feel like, while Gideon is an essential element driving the plot, the central theme of this fiction (and even for Rumbelle during this half season) was putting this couple back together. Their foundation is cracked, their relationship is in pieces, and this fiction is all about fixing that, stripping it down to the barest of bones, and putting it back together piece by piece. We're not really going to worry about intimacy in this fiction because intimacy isn't a problem of theirs. If anything I think they'd both agree they get back to the physical stuff too fast when there are other issues to get worked out. I'm not even trying to make them husband and wife again in this fiction! I'm just trying to address the issues and rebuild a relationship. Trust, honesty, and respect; this fiction is about working out those issues. Sometimes it comes in the form of fights like this, that force them to end in compromise, but more and more we're going to see it morph into basic conversations they need to have about past hurts and rebuilding the trust they have in one another so they can get start to get back on the path they were once on. We're going to fix that foundation. I hope you like this chapter. Personally, I love these fights and totally think this one is a win for Rumple. He's flat out telling her she's being stupid. I don't like the way he forces her hand (but that's how I know I got the character right) but I like the meaning behind the ultimatum he gives her. One of the problems I've thought that has always existed in their relationship is they treat each other with kid gloves. Belle doesn't want to hurt him or cause him pain so she doesn't talk about her time with Neal. Rumple doesn't want Belle to leave so he hides things from her. The fact that he would give her an ultimatium in the way he did should show that those gloves are off and in my mind, that is necessary to heal this relationship. I love it, but then again I might be biased.

Thank you Paintbrush123, Grace5231973, and Fox24 for your reviews of the last chapter. Anyone want to take a guess at why I added that last part in there? I did that because Belle's 'oh no I twisted my ankle, it'll take to long to heal, go on ahead of me!' at the end of season six was the lamest write off I'd ever heard of. We've seen he could heal her in a second, less than that, and she could have gone with him. Now, fortunately, unlike A&E I actually have some sense of foresight so by doing what I've done here I just set that scene up to actually make a little bit of sense. You're welcome A&E! Peace and Happy Reading!