He'd waited twenty-eight years to find her again. And nothing, not even some Curse, was going to stand in the way of getting her back. Rewrite of Peter Pan/OC story 'Say You'll Remember'.

Neverland is supposed to have only boys right. What happens when the first lost girl is brought to Neverland (against her will) and why is she so important to Pan. But the real question is what happens when two hearts of darkness meet? But what happens when he discovers who she really is? Emma, Hook, Snow, Charming, Regina, Rumple, and Henry come in chapter 12

What would have happened if Hook had a daughter and brought her to Neverland with him? Meet Fay, aka Faith Jones. A pirate girl who has yearned for adventure. When she arrives in Neverland, will she finally get the adventure she's been dying for? And what will happen when Peter Pan discovers about her, and more importantly, the abilities Fay possesses?

Mya's father is a one-handed pirate with a drinking problem (guess who?). He took her to Neverland with him after Milah's death, seeking revenge. What will happen when Mya meets the immortal (and evil) Peter Pan and inevitably falls for him? Will she be able to change him? Rated T just in case; & I suck at summaries :/

In my desire to repay Rumpelstiltskin, I managed to find Baelfire trapped in Neverland. But I only succeeded in trapping myself there as well. Now stuck with Bae and the other Lost Boys, I found myself under the attentions of the boy who ruled them. PeterPan/OC prequel to 'Say You'll Remember'

It wasn't bad enough that I'd forgotten all about who I was, lived under a curse for 28 years and finally regained my memories. I had to get kidnapped with Henry by two psychos. Now I was back with the boy who had promised to always find me. "I told you, you're mine. Forever." Peter Pan/OC

"The game is called 48 hours. The rules are very simple; you stay away from my boys and me. If you get caught before the 48 hours are up, you will stay here. But if you don't get caught then you will get to leave and you will not remember any of this."