Granny Lucas loves to be both chef and matchmaker for the town of Storybrooke. When she sets her skills on Liam and Killian Jones, she is sure she has found the perfect matches with Elsa and Emma. Even if successful, can they find happily ever after? A Modern A/U

100% Captain Swan - not so much drabbles. Stories range from 1,000 words to 10,000 words. pottery, secret dating, best friends, co-workers, tattoo, bodega!killian, musician!killian, halloween, kiss cam, grocery store, runaway dog, New Year's Eve. But Chapter 13. That's the one everyone loves.

Emma's 28th birthday brings nothing but a broken washing machine and a gorgeous crackpot at the laundromat. Full cast of characters. Slow burn. CS through and through. (What if Cora didn't protect Hook from the curse, she just kept him from being taken to Storybrooke? CS breaks the curse.)

Killian Jones not only finds out about his father's death, but about the brother he never knew he had. Rather than let another Jones boy grow up without a father, Killian takes on the role of father/big brother that Liam Jones had played in his life. (If he just so happens to fall in love with his brother's best friend's mother, Emma Swan, in the process...) AU of course

It's one of the oldest stories in the book. Two old friends have a few too many drinks, two old friends share a kiss. Happens all the time, right? But what happens when only one of them actually remembers it? (Captain Swan AU, with a side order of Snowing, mention of Emma/Walsh)

After his divorce, Killian ditches the big city for a little house in the suburbs. But little does he know, his new home is far from unoccupied. His new roommate is shy, to say to the least, and most definitely not of this world. Over the course of a year, he gets to know his Swan, who teaches him about life and love in the most unlikely way.

The final battle was over, Cora's dead and Emma is having a long overdue night out with the girls. Running into a trouble making Hook was not on the agenda. Having a seductive pirate after her was definitely not warranted. And giving in to a persistent captain was never expected.