AU. Post-curse. "It's the sixth of October. A pivotal moment in Storybrooke's history and the turning point in Regina Mills' life. And it all began with a spell, a Sheriff, and a thief." Eventual Swan Queen.

Rachel wonders if it's possible to fall a little more in love with the same person everyday, because she really thinks it's happening with Quinn. Every conversation, every expression, every gesture—no matter how small or otherwise insignificant—touches Rachel in new and unexpected ways. Follow-up to 'This Is How We Tried To Love.'

She thinks her favorite moments might just be walking along the streets in the quieter neighborhoods with Rachel's hand tucked into her elbow as they talk about frivolous things. Quinn can't remember them ever having a conversation in high school that wasn't weighted with deeper meaning. "No one's fated or doomed to love anyone."

Can Quinn pretend to be in love with Rachel just to get out of Lima? Can Rachel pretend to love Quinn so she's not so lonely in New York? And what happens when both girls realize they're no longer pretending?

Rachel chose to be with Quinn out of sheer guilt after the accident. Set in New York three years after. Complete but in the process of editing errors, etc.

The present and the past, while they stand alone are never really separate things. They intermingle and become the windows to who they were then, who they are now and how love does in fact paint a funny picture. Faberry

Fleur is not an expert in the ways of love, but in Hermione's final year with time running out, the learning curve is steep. Written, with permission, as a companion piece to Dreiser's "No Defense for You" in Fleur's POV. Please note: a slightly more updated version (less typos) lives on AO3. Any chance of a sequel will be posted there as well.

Two years later, Emily gets a fresh start in a new place and meets someone who could change everything. Slight AU.