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A frustrated Miranda wants to redecorate. A tactless Andy suggests a dinner party instead. Cue one chaotic evening with the return of a few familiar faces.
An entirely unnecessary Not Everyone revisit (and ending).
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- Part 3 of Not Everyone-verse
Bookmarked by ddixonpeletier
21 Jul 2025
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Post Miller's Daughter. Emma and Henry kidnap an enraged and homicidal Regina and take her out of Storybrooke so that she can heal in a place without magic. Along the way, these two damaged women begin to slowly discover just how much they have in common and exactly how strong the connection between this little family of theirs truly is.
Slow-burn SQ, semi-graphic (eventually).
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AU from the beginning of "The Cricket Game."
Emma thinks she and Regina are becoming friends, and it's... weird.
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"Tell me the truth."
And Emma whirls around and Regina's standing in the doorway, eyes glittering with unshed tears, and she looks like she knows. Knows exactly why Emma got shit-faced last night. Knows exactly why she broke up with Hook. Knows exactly why she said those words a few moments ago.
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“Well, let’s see…” Regina trails off in thought, even though she knows exactly what she wants, lungs and blood and foolish heart all yearning for the one thing she hasn’t quite managed to obtain for herself. “I think your firstborn child should be adequate payment.”
Her customer’s brow furrows. “My firstborn child?”
Regina inclines her head slightly. “That’s what I said.”
Emma splutters like an old car unwilling to start. “But - I mean - look, lady, I don’t even have a boyfriend -”
“I can wait,” Regina says lightly. It’s true. She’s waited a long time and a couple of years (or decades, as the case may be; Regina isn’t sure Miss Swan is quite the type to settle down with the first man she sets her eyes on) aren’t going to make a huge amount of difference.
or, the one where Regina desperately wants a kid but also ends up desperately wanting Emma Swan but she can't have both because, well, it's really quite complex.
