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When successful lawyer Regina Mills abruptly goes “off-grid”, Savior Investigations is hired to find her. Emma Swan finds her easily enough, but she also finds that Regina is living with vampires and is in more danger than she could possibly know.
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Hunting Queen from the point where Regina is faced with the decision of crushing Graham's heart only, this time around, she can't do it. She gives him his heart back and that's just the start of her problems. An ancient evil wakes within the curse and it's out for blood.
With the Old Laws of magic making themselves known at every turn, Regina and Graham realise they have to put their twisted pasts behind them in order to survive for there are monsters abroad that are far worse than either of them combined.
Along the dark and bloody path they are forced to walk hand in hand, they begin to realise that truly needing someone might not be all that different from truly loving them.
It's dark, it's bloody, twisted doesn't quite cover their relationship and complications swim to the surface at every turn. Rated for full frontal, violence, nudity, language and sex. You don't like it, don't read it, and certainly don't whine at me about it.
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28 Apr 2020
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Emma, for her part, seems more or less unfazed, if the way that stupidly large grin persists is any indication. “No,” Emma rebuffs smugly, eyebrows wagging goofily in a way that has Regina smiling widely back (dammit) even in spite of herself. “You like me.”
“I tolerate you,” Regina corrects drolly, though she still can’t quite prevent the tinge of affection that worms its way into her tone just the same. “There’s a difference.”
“Uh-huh,” Emma acquiesces unconvincingly, eyebrows still wagging obscenely. “Sure.”
“I loathe you, Emma Swan.”
“Aww. I’m glad I met you, too, Regina Mills.”
Or: Post season 2. Regina's having trouble coming to terms with her... experience. (Luckily, Emma's there to help.)
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11 Jan 2020