"Finally decided to express her displeasure at that, did she?" Gold asked, smirking a bit. "I do hope her threat was... creative."

Hook made a face at Gold. "Probably not as creative as you'd like," he grumbled. He wasn't worried, after all, since if he had any say in the matter he was never going back to a dragon island.

Tina just snorted at them and rolled her eyes.

"Pity," Gold replied. "And here I'd hoped she would take care of you for me eventually."

"Be nice," Tina scolded. "Tea's ready." She looked at Rachel and rolled her eyes in commiseration.

Gold just raised an eyebrow, his expression clearly conveying that he was being as nice as he was going to get.

Rachel just rolled her eyes as well and helped put the tea and snacks on the table.

"Men," Tina muttered to Rachel.

Hook snorted quietly but pulled out a chair for Rachel.

Rachel couldn't help but grin a bit when Killian pulled the chair out for her, and Gold did the same for Tina. She sat down easily and waited for Tina to sit before she reached for a mug for the tea.

Tina settled in there and got herself a cup of tea, amused so far.

Hook sat next to Rachel, of course, and patiently waited his turn for tea. He wasn't going to cause trouble if the crocodile didn't.

Gold couldn't help but glower a bit as the pirate sat down. He still didn't approve of Hook being in his home, but for the moment, he couldn't do anything about it that wouldn't upset Tina, so his hands were a bit tied.

The odd silence was broken when Henry came bouncing into the kitchen, his fire lizard still on his shoulder, and he started rummaging around for something tasty.

"...Is that a fire lizard?" Tina asked, blinking at Henry. Because that absolutely looked like a fire lizard, and it was adorable, and she wanted one.

Henry blinked at suddenly being talked to, but then grinned.

"Yeah!" he said, nodding. "Rapunzel brought it back from the dragon island and gave it to me!"

"Lucky kid." Tina grinned. "It's adorable." She glanced at Rachel, already wondering if she could bribe her friend to go back and find another one. Even if she was only half-seriously considering it.

Rachel just shook her head.

"No," she said, holding up her hands. "Not going back there for a long time."

Tina pouted but she'd honestly expected that. Then she grinned.

"So, how long is a long time?"

Hook groaned and put his face in his hand.

"Long enough," Rachel replied. She shook her head, though she was grinning just slightly. "We're not going back there. You can do it yourself once the baby's born."

Tina snorted and side-eyed Gold at that, because she absolutely knew that he would not let her go anywhere near that island.

Gold just raised an eyebrow at her in return. She knew very well what his response to that would be, especially now.

Henry looked between them and then sort of shuffled out of the kitchen again, taking the fire lizard with him.

Tina shook her head, though she still looked amused.

"So how long are you planning on staying on dry ground?" She grinned, unable to resist teasing a little.

Rachel rolled her eyes a bit.

"About a week," she said. She raised an eyebrow. "Why?"

Tina shrugged. "Figuring out how long I have to gather up a bag for you," she said with a grin. "So you don't forget what real food tastes like."

Rachel rolled her eyes.

"I can always stop back here again before we leave," she said. She grinned. "You know, give you time to get used to having a dragon egg in the castle."

"The egg isn't what will change things," Tina said with a bit of a grin. "Not unless it starts setting things on fire, anyway."

Rachel couldn't help but laugh at that.

"True," she said. "Well, even still, I'll stop by before we head out again, sound good?"

"Good with me. I'll make up goodie bags for you." Tina grinned at her.

"Awesome," Rachel said. She drank her tea quickly and set the mug down. "We should probably head out anyways. We really just stopped by to bring Henry and the dragon egg back."