I'm just a normal girl. I go to school everyday. I hang out with my friends. I make A's in school. I hate math and love biology. I want to be a doctor or that's what I tell strangers. I really want to be an actress. I'm nobody special. I'm simply Cameron Thomas nothing more. What happens when my family is not really my real family and my whole world is turned upside down? Is it good or bad?

Can an evil queen and an outlaw find redemption and acceptance? Can two former villains become heros and find love? Do second chances and happy endings truly exist? Follow the life of Regina Mills and Robin Locksley in Ever After, a story inspired by ABC's hit television show Once Upon A Time, written by Adam Horowitz and Edward Kitsis. Ever After continues the story of the show's beloved couple, known amongst fans as Outlaw Queen, after their enemies have been defeated. Will things ever go back to normal for the theif and the queen? Will they finally arrive at the happy ending they've worked so hard to achieve? Read on to find out! *Disclaimer: All credit for the characters of Robin Locksley, Regina Mills, David Nolan, Mary Margaret Blanchard, Henry Mills, Emma Swan, Killian Jones, Dr. Archie Hopper, Ruby, and Granny should be given to Adam Horowitz and Edward Kitsis. All references to events taking place during the time span of the show Once Upon A Time should also be given to Mr. Horowitz and Mr. Kitsis. Credit for the characters of Rose Swan, Emilia and Evelyn Locksley, and Harper Locksley should be given to Emily Hall, author of Ever After, as these are original characters created by the author. The author claims no rights to the television show Once Upon A Time, its storylines, or its characters. Thank you.

A girl named Lucy magically appears in storybrooke and meets her mother Regina who she lost when she was 9 years old, now she's 14 but Regina still recognizes her

Una niña aparece mágicamente en Storybrooke cuando se ve cara a cara con su madre Regina a quien perdió cuando ella solo tenia 9 años, ahora ya tenia 14 pero aun la reconocía