Captain Swan One Shot
A Suprise.
They both walk on the dock of Storybrooke, watching the boats drifting on the waves, the salty waves from the sea.
"You miss to be on your ship, a ship aren't you? To set sail and to feel the waves under your feet and the salt air going through your hair and into your lungs. Emma looks over at Killian, trying to see through him like how he is able to see through her barrier if she has it up high like a wall around her.
"Aye, I miss being on The Jolly Roger, but I rather have you in my life than her." Is all he says while he looks at her and kisses her cold cheek.
"I have a suprise for you." Does she say to him and he puts his eyebrow up, she loves it when he does that subconsciously. "A suprise?" she shakes her head and takes his hand in hers.
Both walking pass the boats towards the edge of the dock, an empty place that is available for another boat that is probably out on the sea to catch fish. "What is the suprise, we can't walk further."
"Look to your left." She turns around with him at the same time. "I see nothing, just a empty spot for a ship or boat." She strokes his upper arm with her arms. "Look closer." So that's what he does. Trying to see what he has to look at.
That's when he sees it, there is a barrier in front of him like what he has on his ship when he was in Storybrooke for the first time. Emma has his hand in hers again and walks towards the end of the dock, stepping a food into the air and taks him with her.
And here they both are, on a brand new ship. "Suprise!" "Is this… mine?" he is dumb founded. He didn't expected this at all. "Yes it's yours." He put his free hand on the wood of the ship, walking and letting his hand touch the wood.
"Why did I deserved to get a new ship?" "Because you traded your ship of me and so you deserve a new ship because you did that." She smiles at him and he smiles back at her while walking towards her. "Thank you love." And he kisses her.
After a passionate kiss Emma says to him. "Set sail Captain." "Aye!" and that's what they are going to do. Going to sail away on the sea, together, on his new ship.