#c’mon guys #he’s obviously his father figure and his future father in-law #i know your family tree is complicated but this is basic stuff

(requested by anonymous)

#i mean #its not like henry is even exaggerating here #killian has been protecting his family since s2 #he would never hurt them and he would never let them be hurt

And Henry is a teenage boy and, I guess, Hook is, in some way, a father figure – or trying to be a father figure – for him, so that’s kind of where they’re at. [x] BONUS: 

x via Sean Maguire Daily

“Early on in the season Henry does give Hook a list of movies he’s got to see.” -  Adam Horowitz (x)

Say Goodbye

A Captain Cobra fic

Okay, so y’all can blame @gusenitsaa and @nothingimpossibleonlyimprobable for this one. I sent an ask in and their little back and forth turned it into a fic idea. Not gonna lie, this has what are possibly the seven most devastating words I’ve ever written (or at least Killian thinks so). As always, this can be found on ff.net (sorry, I haven’t gotten this drabble series on AO3 yet. It will happen eventually). Give the link a click if you want to boost my ego. And if you want to make my day, reviews there or in the tags are always appreciated.

The first week after he came back, Killian chocked it up to the general mess left by Hades and the lad’s New York City adventure.

Three weeks passed and Killian still hadn’t seen much of Henry, but then they had been busy. Homework piled up, even when you were in the Underworld and Killian had been rather…preoccupied with making the most of his second chance with Emma.

But by the fifth week, Killian was rather certain that Henry was avoiding him. No, not rather. Completely certain. Henry turning down sailing in favor of school work for the third weekend in a row fairly cinched the matter. Killian thought it might be jealousy. Things had shifted, his moving in with Emma changed things. Regina was still dealing with her grief. Henry was feeling neglected and getting angry at Killian was easier than getting angry at his mothers.

Though, insight didn’t help Killian solve the problem of the sullen teenager currently pouting on his deck. As it turned out, Emma didn’t cotton to teenagers sulking at the kitchen table all weekend long and had frog-marched the lad out the docks, telling Henry he could come back when Killian decided he’d gotten enough fresh air.

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