Captain Swan One Shots

Out of Sight

Summary: Killian forgets his wedding tux at home, so he goes to retrieve it. He is determined to uphold tradition and not see the bride before the wedding, but Emma believes she has ways of persuading him.

Rating: T

Note: Tomorrow is the day! I can't wait and I can hardly believe we get to watch our couple get married! I would love to see something like this tomorrow. I just really want a fun, flirty scene of them together before the wedding. Hope you enjoy it! ~Steph

...Out of Sight: Part 1/1...

Killian had woken up with a smile and it hadn't faded yet. Today, he was marrying the love of his life, his true love. After everything they had been through, after dying and being torn apart too many times to count, they were finally going to get their happy ending. Or happy beginning, as he liked to think of it. This was just the beginning with Emma. He had been alive for centuries, but it felt like he had just begun to truly live.

After bathing, he moved to the wardrobe in the captain's quarters on the Jolly Roger. He couldn't wait to wear the black velvet tux that he and Emma had chosen together. His brow furrowed when he threw open the doors and found it empty, save for a few items he left when he moved in with Emma.

"Bloody hell," he muttered, remembering that he had forgotten his tux in the closet he shared with Emma at home.

He was resolved not to see the bride before the wedding, but he would have to go home and get it. Killian climbed above deck and exited the ship.

...

Henry rummaged through the drawers in the kitchen.

"No, please. No," he mumbled under his breath.

He heard the front door swing shut.

"Henry, my boy?" Killian called.

Henry's eyes grew wide and he slammed the drawer shut.

Killian appeared in the kitchen a moment later, his brow furrowing at the papers that were strewn about and drawers that were left half open. He glanced into the living room and could see the cushions had been tossed.

"Has there been a break-in?" he asked worriedly. "This place is in shambles."

Henry chuckled nervously. "Oh...uh...no...I...just lost something for school. An essay due Monday."

Killian eyed him suspiciously. "Is that so?"

"Yup," he replied with a robotic nod. "What are you doing here? I thought it was bad luck to see the bride before the wedding."

"Aye, that it is. But I left my tux in the closet upstairs."

Henry nodded. "Oh, well, Mom's in the shower. If you hurry, maybe you can avoid her."

Thoughts of Emma's beautiful bare body filled Killian's mind and he had to resist the urge to join her in the shower. He had barely made it through the night without her and he wasn't exactly happy about having to spend all day apart from her until their wedding. But he didn't want to tempt fate just as they were finally getting everything they ever wanted.

Killian shrugged and eyed him again. Henry seemed pretty anxious to get rid of him. "Aye. Can I see the rings before I go?"

Henry swallowed roughly. "Uh, why?"

"I failed to check the inscription I had inscribed on your mother's ring. I want to make sure it was done correctly."

Henry nodded. "It was. I checked."

"Is that right?" he asked with a bob of his head. "So, it said, 'Always by your side, always yours.'"

"Yup, exactly that," Henry replied with a weak smile.