Disclaimer: I don't own Once Upon A Time.

Author's note: This story contains a BlueWhale/FrankenFairy pairing or Mother Superior and AKA The Blue Fairy and Frankenstein. Not Frankenstein/Tinkerbell. Also in this story The blue fairy has a daughter who was born pre-original dark curse.

Rated T but might change to M later on.

Pre-curse Enchanted Forest

Blue rested her hands on her stomach protectively as she prepared to leave the fairy hollow to travel to another realm, he deserved to know that he would soon have a child even though she suspected he would claim the child wasn't his.

Blue was conflicted however because she wasn't sure how he would react and she feared he might react violently but she also felt that no matter what his reaction he deserved to know she was carrying his child so she packed a satchel with provisions and a small pouch of fairy dust and some less fairy-like clothes for when she switched to human form.

Before she left she informed her fellow fairies that she would be gone for a few days or so and that while she was gone Lavender, Blue's second in command, would be in charge. They were to distribute the fairy dust evenly and watch over the hollow while she was gone.

Tinkerbell approached her,"Where are you off to Blue? Can I come along?" Tink asked and Blue shot her a knowing smile.

"Tinkerbell I don't think-" Blue started before Tink interrupted,"Oh come on Blue, I know I haven't always been the perfect fairy but I am trying."

"And I don't expect you to be the perfect fairy, I'm glad you're trying to do better but this trip isn't fairy business. It's personal and it's my problem, I'd just prefer to deal with it on my own. But I suppose you could come along if... you promise me you won't speak a word of this to anyone. Ever." Blue was uncertain if allowing Tink to tag along was a good idea however Tinkerbell had been trying extra hard to follow the rules and stay out of trouble.

Tinkerbell squealed,"I promise Blue, my lips are sealed. You have my word. Thank you Blue, I won't let you down."

"Alright calm down, Tinkerbell. I said you could come along but remember, if you mess this up you'll be on dust duty for the next month." Blue said sternly but smiled at Tink.

"I know Blue and if I mess up, I'll gladly take dust duty. So where are we going anyway?" Tink asked and Blue bit back a laugh.

"To another realm, I believe it's called England but the place we're going to is London. A small part of England. I should tell you that this realm dosen't have magic, the people there have what they call science although from what little I've heard of science it seems almost as if it were magic and yet it is not." Blue explained before she went on.

"For this reason, you are not to use magic unless absolutely necessary and must take on human form and remain so at all times in this realm. The only time you take on fairy form is when it's just you and me and only when behind closed doors away from prying eyes. Understood?" Blue questioned seriously and Tink nodded.

"Understood Blue."

"Good. Now, go pack. You'll need provisions, a small pouch of fairy dust, not pixie dust. Fairy dust. And you'll need some clothes that will allow you to pass for a human once in human form. Pack quickly, we leave in a twenty minutes and Tink? No pixie dust."

"Okay Blue, point taken. No pixie dust, fairy dust only. I'll go pack and meet you here in a few minutes." Tink replied honestly.

Tinkerbell packed quickly and returned to Blue,"Ready Blue?"

"I am. Let's go." Blue replied before vanishing through the barrier protecting the fairy hollow.

Tink shook her head in confusion but followed after Blue.

When Tink appeared beside her Blue opened the portal between realms before stepping through it followed by her young fairy sister.

When the two reached London, England Tink gasped in awe.

"I've never seen anything like this Blue. Look! They trapped the fireflies in the glass to make them light up." Tinkerbell said angrily and Blue had to hold back her laughter.

"They didn't trap fireflies Tinkerbell, that's science. Something called electricity causes the glass to light up, I don't know how it works though. Anyway, try to act as if you're used to being around these... whatever they call them. We don't need to attract attention to ourselves. Now, follow my lead and try to stay close, it's easy to get lost here." Blue explained.

"You say that as if you'd been here before. Anyway, are you going to tell me why we're here Blue?" Tink questioned curiously and Blue smirked slightly.

Blue sighed,"I'm here to look for someone, there is something I must tell them. Although I am uncertain of their reaction to what I have to say and I..." Blue trailed off and Tink waited for her to continue.

"I'm afraid Tinkerbell and that is something I've felt before. Fairies don't usually experience emotions the same way humans do and I am not used to feeling so vulnerable."

Tinkerbell was confused,"I don't understand Blue, why are you scared?"

"Because... Ugh. Look, I know you might think I'm perfect. The fairy that can do no wrong, that I'm hard on you just because but the truth is, I'm not perfect Tinkerbell. Far from it, In fact I really messed up this time because I'm with child." Blue explained and Tinkerbell gasped.

"You're... wait. That would mean that you got big and... Seriously Blue. That is so devious, I'm shocked." Tinkerbell replied while shooting Blue a cheeky smirk.

"Go ahead, say it. I'm a bloody fool." Blue muttered ashamed of herself and Tink laughed.

"I will say no such thing because it would be a lie. Blue making a mistake does not make you a fool, it makes you... I don't know more approachable." Tink replied in attempt to comfort her mentor.

Blue chuckled without humor,"Great. So basically, the fairies will think because I messed up they'll be able to bend the rules. Damnit!"

"Blue relax, nobody is questioning your ability to lead us and nobody will because everyone loves and respects you. We look up to you Blue, all of us do." Tink said soothingly.

"So this someone we're looking for... Is he?"

"The father of my child? Yes he is, his name is Victor and he's very hansom. However I know little else about him." Blue smiled as she spoke of him and Tink giggled.

"What is so funny?" Blue asked and Tink raised a questioning eyebrow.

"If I didn't know better, I'd say you were in love Blue." Tink snickered and Blue scoffed.

"Oh please, fairies don't fall in love. We grant wishes and protect the realm, we don't need love to be happy." Blue replied honestly but Tinkerbell wasn't convinced.

"Sure, whatever you say Blue." Tink huffed as they stopped in front of an almost castle-sized house.

"This is it, this is where he is." Blue said as she walked up the stairs and knocked on the door.

When the door opened, Victor was standing there with a confused expression on his face,"Brianna, what're you doing here?"

"Hello Victor, I hope I didn't disturb you but I must speak with you." Blue replied and Victor looked uneasy.

"Look Brianna, if this is about why I left without-" he started but she stopped him.

"It's not. However it is important." Blue told him and he nodded,"Of course, come in."

Blue turned to Tink,"Tina, you wait here for me."

Tinkerbell realized Blue was talking to her and nodded,"Sure Brianna."

Blue and Victor stepped inside closing the door behind them.

"So uh what was it you wanted to talk to me about again?" Victor asked nervously and Blue smiled.

"Victor I... I'm with child. Our child. I thought you deserved to know." Blue informed him and Victor was speechless.

"I don't know what to say except that I wish I could be the father the child deserves but unfortunately I can't be what they need. I know that sounds stupid but trust me Brianna if you knew me, if you really knew me you wouldn't want me anywhere near our child. I just hope you don't hate me, I hope they don't hate me. You and our child, you both deserve better than I could ever be." Victor explained with an almost sad expression.

"I could never hate you Victor and I will make sure our child won't hate you either. I will tell them that you're good man who tried to do what you believed was best for them. I hope that one day you might be in their life but until then I will do my best to make sure our child knows that you love them." Blue promised and Victor smiled.

"I am truly sorry Brianna." Victor replied.

Blue smiled,"Don't be, it's enough that you want to be a good father even if you're not ready to be just yet."

"Farewell for now Brianna, we'll see each other again some day I'm sure of it." Viktor said before he took her hand in his and placed a soft kiss to her knuckles.