#golden hook

*Le shrug* Sure, why not?

Okay, so here was my plan:

Before the curse ends, Rumple gets the egg and goes towards the well to reignite the magic. However, Miles visits the library some time after he leaves (Think after Emma is pulled up, but 1-2 minutes before the phone call Emma and Regina get from the hospital). Regina and Emma tell Miles what happened and that Rumple (Well, still thought to him as "Rob") stole the egg. Miles finds Rumple and confronts him about why he endangered Henry's life. They get into a conflict, Rumple hits Miles with a rock, knocking him out cold. So Miles is passed out until the curse is broken.

When Killian (Well, no longer "Miles") wakes up, his memories come back slowly, then all at once over the course of a few minutes.

Not realizing that magic has returned to Storybrooke, Killian decides to ambush Rumple in his shop when he inevitably returns to it. There, Killian finds his hook (How could I not give it back to him, am I right?!). Furthermore, he decides that in order to best deny Rumple and chance of survival during their next encounter, he opens Rumple's safe with a crowbar he's kept since the Ashley Boyd incident, finds whatever potions he can in his shop and flushes them down the toilet.

Rumple comes back, and they have a confrontation. Now, Rumple's fallen in love with Killian, but he's not about to break down in tears or anything, so he makes snarky remarks and informs Killian that magic is indeed back in Storybrooke, so he can't kill him.

...I kind of realized that I didn't really answer your question.

Essentially, he would hate Rumple at first; How can he not?

The thing is though is that because of the whole "We Are Both" essence of the cursed vs. real selves, Killian would find his hatred doesn't burn as brightly as it once did (This would take him a few weeks of plotting his revenge at Granny's and talking with Emma to come to terms with), and he wants to get to the bottom of this, which sets in motion Rumple and Killian interacting on...less than homicidally-intentioned terms that eventually leads to a weird friendship-esque thing that eventually becomes a romance. This was going to take the entirety of season 2 (Which I was going to stretch out for a few months longer than what was in canon).