Regina overhears the Charmings discussing Emma's birthday plans, much to Emma's displeasure. Taking the opportunity to enjoy her own dose of antagonising the blonde; the Mayor takes up their seat to share her own opinions, and eventually a little more.

Redo of the Zelena vs Regina fight from 3x16. The fight ends with a decisive victory, but afterwards Emma suspects Regina's hiding some of her injuries and goes over to check on her. My late entry for Day Five, Caregiving, of Swan Queen Week Summer 2014.

After getting hit by a truck, Emma lands herself in a coma. The dream world becomes more enticing than the real world... or does it?

So usually people write Swan Queen conceiving accidentally through magic and after a brief moment of confusion, Emma goes along with it and happily ever after ensues. But I'd really like to see a small glimpse where Emma didn't believe Regina and turned her away.

Regina is a single Queen leading her lands with no problem; her court thinks she needs to marry. So, she suggests a competition for her hand. What happens when the White Kingdom enters their little princess, Princess Emma?

In an act of desperation, Regina casts a spell that takes her back to the day Henry leaves for Boston. She wants to keep Emma from ever entering Storybrooke, but when she takes Henry's place, she finds herself completely unprepared for the woman who answers the door. Regina has a chance to do it all again, but no matter what, she can't escape one fact. All magic comes with a price.

arwen17 asked: What if Henry was Regina's biological son and Emma adopted him? Henry runs away to Regina for some reason. In other words, Regina and Emma still have the same personalities, but the Henry situation is in reverse. What would that be like?

When someone from Emma's past turns up in Storybrooke and teams up with Henry to give his mothers their happy ending, will everything work out the way they expect or will the new arrival and their actions just end up opening a whole new can of worms? Swan Queen.

"So, both of his mothers were liars, Henry concluded, just a bit sourly. Then, in the next second, he knew just what it was that he wanted most for his birthday. 'I wish,' he thought, and wished with all his might, 'I wish that for just one day, neither of my moms could tell a lie.' And then he blew the candle out." — Swan Queen. OneShot.

Sometimes even the White Knight just needs a shoulder to lean on. Emma is upset and Regina seems to be the only one who notices. These are the drunken confessions of a lonely Knight.

Christmas is looming in Storybrooke and having a kid means finding a way to negotiate the holidays as a family, just when Emma is struggling to fit in with her newly-found one. Regina stumbles into things at an awkward moment and somehow they find a way to work together. Pangs of angst, but mostly fluff.