A hostage situation in City Hall leaves behind a battered, broken sheriff, and a mayor wracked with guilt. Trigger warnings for violence and gun threats and general angst. Slow-burn swan queen.

Emma Swan is quite secure in her social standing but has no desire to be Prom Queen—despite her friends' insistence. What happens when she's challenged to make the least popular girl in school worthy instead? SQ high school AU loosely inspired by "She's All That"

AU in which Emma brews the coffee, Regina bakes the turnovers, and sometimes they make a little magic together when the customers aren't looking (or so they think). SQ one-shot.

"I loved all of them. But you knew that I would, didn't you? I don't know how, but you knew that I wanted all of these things as a little girl. How did you know? I mean, I never told anyone about some of these things. Well, except for…" Emma's eyes go wide as the thought strikes her again, the same one she'd had days before. "Oh god! Tell me you aren't Santa Claus."

AU from beginning of The Cricket Game. Emma thinks she and Regina are becoming friends, and it's... weird.

Regina gets a call from the state, department of criminal justice trying to locate a certain ex-criminal that dropped out of town without a word. They want to send a supervisor over to check over Miss Swan, but Regina, for the sake of her curse, changes the roles. She will happily be Miss Swan's supervisor. Now she has Emma under her thumb. But who is really in control? Smut/Plot

SwanQueen multi-chapter. It was difficult to describe, but in a way... she felt connected to Regina now. They had been at each other's throats consistently since her arrival in Storybrooke and yet she felt the most unusual pull to her.