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Season Two. Regina develops a magical disease of unrequited love. There's no cure, short of Emma loving her back.
And there's no chance that Emma will ever love her back.
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17 Jul 2025
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The sheriff station had taken on a strange stillness after dark—a kind of unnatural quiet, like a hospital hallway just after visiting hours. The overhead lights buzzed faintly, sterile and cold, one of them flickering with a rhythm that made Emma want to break it just to end the cycle.
She sat at her desk, back hunched, fingers stained faintly with ink and god knows what from a rushed fast food dinner she hadn’t finished. The fries had gone cold. The burger sat, untouched, in its greasy wrapper. Her stomach had given up protesting a few hours ago. Or maybe longer. Time had started bending.
Her head throbbed—low and deep, like a bruise forming behind her eyes. Her throat scratched every time she swallowed, but she chalked it up to the dry air or stress or the fact that she hadn’t slept more than four hours in the past three nights. Maybe five. Maybe two.
Everything blurred at the edges.
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29 Jun 2025
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Those first words a soulmate is destined to say to you are supposed to be magical, indescribable, life changing. But for Lena Luthor, they're just an everyday occurrence.
(In which Lena has the most infuriatingly mundane soul mark.)
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19 Jun 2025
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“Can you come pick me up from school?” Henry asks.
Emily doesn’t know if she’s ever been so baffled in her life.
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Or: Will left very clear instructions for his boys. If you ever need help, call Emily.
Set a few months after 18x04
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04 Jun 2025
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3B AU. Emma and Henry’s fake memories wrote Regina into their lives as a dead wife and mother. Henry can barely remember a thing, but he knows that nothing about Storybrooke, Maine makes any sense, and everyone is looking at him like they’re afraid of saying something they aren’t supposed to. In fact, he thinks the only person who might not be lying to him is the mayor. Regina Mills.
He turns when someone drops down beside him like he’s expecting to see her there, book in hand and reading glasses slipping down her nose, but it’s just Ma, and she’s alone. She’s not leaning over the back of the couch to nudge Mom’s glasses back into place, or grin when Mom swats her hand away. She just sighs, and they’re alone.
(And in the memory, his mom has no face. His therapist says this is normal. Trauma affects the memory in complex ways, Henry.
Whatever. What kind of person forgets what their mom looked like?)
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18 Apr 2025