Regina saw someone that she hadn't seen before. A beautiful blonde haired woman with blue/green eyes, wearing a white tank top with a red leather jacket and very tight skinny jeans was sitting in the booth in the back at Granny's and Regina had noticed. How did Regina feel about her? Did Regina feel an instant connection? Would she approach her? What was she doing in Storybrooke?

Emma has lived in Storybrooke for as long as she can remember and she has a 4 year old son. This is her 5th year of teaching and she lives on paycheck to paycheck. She was thrilled for the new school year. Her teacher friends were waiting for her to come back to school after having problems with Henry's birth. So what was going to happen when she came in for her 5th year teaching?

This is a remake of the story we all know and love

life is as precious as a mirror , easily bright, but easily shattered.

em.brace -əmˈbrās/ verb, to hold (someone) closely in one's arms, especially as a sign of affection. Her sister had just passed away, and young Jennifer was abused and threatened by her parents...until a raven haired young woman changes her life. Nearly twenty years later, they meet again. But this time, she's gonna stay for quite some time. A Jemily fanfiction. -DISCLAIMER- I do not own Criminal Minds or any of it's characters, just the ones I create. Full credits to the writers and owners of Criminal Minds for some parts of the dialogue I got off from the show.

PITCHPERFECT BECHLOE Beca and Chloe have secretly loved each other for a long time now but one day when Beca is diagnosed with a live threatening disease their feelings come to light and with Chloe's help Beca just might make it...

This is a tale of how two women come face to face in the perils of danger, and how a love derived from fear and friendship can last a life time. Criminal Minds Fanfiction. Rated M for violence, drama, and intense sexual content. AU. Pairing Emily Prentiss and Jennifer Jareau. Characters do not belong to me. Do not read if this is not your thing. Comments and constructive criticism is always welcomed.

This book is the second book of "one love" to find out what it's about you should read the first book.