Emma nodded after a moment. "Alright. I'll hang around this time. Might as well check on Tina too while I'm here." She gave Gold a look that just dared him to disagree.

Gold considered it for a moment before nodding and gesturing towards the stairs, then he turned to Henry and began his instruction.

Emma nodded and made her way to the only closed door she found and knocked before heading in.

Tina blinked at her. She was indeed still in bed, swaddled up and a little more pale than normal. "Emma. What brings you here?"

"Needed to get some help from Gold," Emma said, waving a hand. "It's not important right now. You alright? He said you were sick."

"Yeah, just a bit of stomach flu or something," Tina said with a little shrug. "Nothing to worry about. He's not bullying you too much, is he?" She shifted so she was sitting all the way up instead of flopped back against the pillows.

"Nothing we can't handle," Emma said, sitting on the edge of the bed. "Don't worry about it. He actually seems kind of mellow, it's weird."

Tina nodded and relaxed again. "Good. I'm glad to hear that." She shifted. "I should get up and come say hi."

"Not if you're not feeling well," Emma replied. She studied Tina for a moment. "You sure it's the stomach flu? I mean, you're a bit pale, but you don't look like you've been hurling every hour or so, unless you're using magic instead of a bucket."

Tina grinned a bit. "No, I'm not sure, but I've been sick a few times already today and my stomach is definitely not settling."

"Crackers and ginger ale?" Emma suggested. "If you can even get your hands on that here. But that usually helps when I'm sick." She made a face. "I never bothered to ask what normal people do around here for upset stomachs."

"I have no idea, I almost never get sick." Tina made a face. "I don't think I can get ginger ale, but crackers I do have. In the kitchen."

"Want me to get them for you?" Emma offered. "Just tell me where they are."

"Right side of the kitchen, in one of the cupboards under the counter, I don't remember exactly which one. But they should be right in the front, so you should spot them quickly. Thanks." Tina smiled at her.

"No problem," Emma said. Getting up, she went downstairs again to find the crackers. It took a bit of rummaging in the cupboards, but she managed to find the crackers, and she took them back up to Tina.

"Thanks," Tina said again as she took the crackers, starting to nibble on one. "You going to be here long, or just a couple hours?"

"I'm not sure," Emma said. "Henry and Neil are both downstairs with Gold at the moment, not sure when it'll be my turn." She looked at Tina. "So how are things going with you and Gold anyways?"

"Really good." Tina smiled. "Better than ever, definitely. He's been really good to me." She paused in the middle of nibbling, starting to look faintly green again.

Emma definitely noticed that.

"Easy... Take a deep breath," she said. "Nice and slow. Focus on holding everything down."

Tina swallowed and focused on her instead, waiting for the nausea to pass. It took a couple minutes. Then she managed a wan smile.

"I guess that's why I'm still in bed."

"I guess so," Emma said. "Where'd you even pick up the stomach bug, anyways? Any idea?"

"None. You three are the first visitors in a couple months." Tina shrugged, leaning back carefully. "And I'm pretty sure he can't get sick."

"Weird," Emma said. "Well, whatever it is, it should pass soon, right? I've never heard of a stomach bug lasting more than a day or two."

"That's what I'm hoping." Tina smiled a bit. "That's pretty much what's keeping me from being entirely miserable at the moment."

Emma nodded.

"So how's everything around here?" she asked. "I noticed Hook's ship wasn't at port on our way here, I take it those two are gone somewhere?"

"Yeah. Hook got himself a crew and has been going after treasure." Tina shrugged. "As far as I know, everything is going well with them, Rachel last visited a couple weeks ago."