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Faye Jones the 15 year old daughter of Captain Hook, has been in Neverland for 200 years working with Pan to find the heart of the truest believer, so when they do and it turns out to be Henry, all hell brakes loose as Faye has to face inner and outer demons. Come along as Faye navigates the dangerous terrain of Neverland as she faces seeing her father and brother again. just remember, ALL magic comes with a price. Inspired by the song "pushing it down and praying" by Lizzy McAlpine DISCLAIMER: I own Faye, the cover art, art of her, and her story. DO NOT REPOST.

Lila Archer is normal. She takes great pains to achieve this. She takes her medication on a strict schedule, and avoids things that stress her out and make her head foggy. Like "parents." Or "boyfriends." Or "major life changes." ....until a man in a leather jacket shows up insisting that she has a twin sister--a delusion she's long-since buried. Though she manages to dissuade him of the notion, he sticks around, and soon enough she trusts him enough to go with him on an impromptu road trip to a tiny town in Maine she's never heard of. There she meets a schoolteacher who loves arrows almost as much as she does, a grumpy blonde in a red leather jacket, and a little boy who insists that said blonde is her twin sister, and that the two of them are destined to break a magical curse. (The curse is...a lot, but there's one thing she's learned, in her 28 years of coping with delusions and intrusive thoughts: if someone else is seeing it, you're probably not crazy.) Things quickly begin to progress as friendships are formed and secrets unravel. Will Storybrooke bring Lila the family she's always wanted? Or will it destroy everything she has left?

Warning: Abuse As long as he needs her she will stay. (Oneshot based off the song As Long as He Needs Me from the musical Oliver!. Loosely Peter x OC [OUAT] )

Cheshire has been living a life in solitude for years on end. Until she finds herself in a strange new realm. With a story she tries so desperately to hide and a past she dares not mention, what lies ahead for this mysterious young girl? Cheshire's face claim - India Eisley [Ongoing]

Diana Wood, Neverland's own lost girl fell injured at the hands of Hook's pirates. With no other choice, she runs into battle, death creeping up on her. When Pan finds her injured, he makes it his job to make sure she gets out of it alive.

"Everyone I have ever loved has betrayed me, I don't want to make the same mistakes with you," Hope Regal is stuck in Storybrook, she wants to leave, her whole life she's been trapped there, and she isn't even sure what keeps pulling her back. Maybe it's Mayor Mills and the hefty sum she pays Hope to be her assistant, maybe it's Henry, his clear cries for help through the stories he reads. Maybe it was the cute barista at the coffee shop near Mr Gold's - 'Lavender Brew'. Whatever it was, it made Hope sick to think about. She hated the feeling that consumed her when she sat in her studio apartment, hated the bile that rose when she smelt fresh vegetables. Something was wrong with her. Henry would say he knew the answer, that a childhood trapped in a tower would affect you forever, even when your memories have been wiped. based on the ABC show OC x OC fanfiction Rapunzel x Flynn fanfiction in another universe

Pan loves his twisted games. Similar to any evening, he flies around scouting for possible victims, players for his game. This time, he stumbles outside a girl's bedroom. White transparent curtains with purple UV lights glowed like the plastic stars littered upon the ceiling. On the bed, a girl struggled to get a guy off of her. Her fangs bared as her long nails scratched against her attacker. Blood trickled from his cuts mixed with her tears smeared the sheets beneath them, her growls of no echoed throughout the darkened room. In desperation, she barely muttered, "I believe in you, Peter Pan." Pan's lips drew into a smirk as he dove in, shattering the glass window sending shards everywhere. Drawings taped to the walls flapped aggressively as a massive gust of wind tossed books off their shelves. The guy that mounted over her spun his attention towards Pan's direction. He grunted before lunging towards the boy. The enraged male snatched a guitar that propped up against a poster plastered wall. He swung it at Pan's head. Pan swiftly dodged it. The man's eyes widen as the guitar bashed into pieces on the sill. The teenager let out a mischievous chuckle before plunging his fist into the lad's ribs, ripping out a crimson heart. He watches him collapsed, a new carcass at his feet. Next, Pan strode towards the shaken girl. An unknown potion materialized in his hand. "I can take you to a paradise far away from here. I'll teach you to be stronger, better than this. You'll have brothers to protect you. All you need to do is drink this and trust me." He whispered. She shivers, hoisted the glass bottle to her lips. Her breathing hitched as her eyes watered. Pan observed. Her orbs shifted from a chocolate brown to a golden tint coloration. Distress rushes within her. Her heartbeat quickened as her vision getting blurry. Finally, she blacks out. Pan quickly caught her and sleekly carried her off to his home, Neverland. "You will be home soon, my little never beast."

Alton Jones is a pirate. He is supposed to brave the dangers of the seas, but when a dark curse takes everyone away from the Enchanted Forest, he loses all his memories. To save himself and the people he loves, Alton has to be something else than pirate. He has to be a hero. Regina Mills x OC Cover by @marvelgirl_10

Jefferson wakes up with a year of his life missing after Pan's curse. The town is oblivious and he is alone yet again. When he meets the town's patisserie chef and part time ballet teacher; Delilah Mason -- he feels a connection to the woman. Not to mention the ring she wears on her index finger -- a ring he stole decades earlier. How does she have his ring? Who is this woman and why has no one in town noticed that they've been cursed yet again? (mature rating for later chapters)

"If it were a person, this would be a gaping chest wound, the kind no one can recover from." Kassandra Kearney, or Kassie as everyone calls her, doesn't have a heart, or at least that's what Henry Mills tells everyone, and he means it literally. Somewhere along the way, he started believing in curses - believing that she was an assassin, a warrior, not just some bartender. It's never bothered her, though; nothing ever bothers Kassie until Emma. Dragged into Storybrooke by the boy himself, Emma brings change. With Emma here, everything changes, and Kassie begins to question everything as Storybrooke unravels. Is there any truth to Henry's words? Is she the woman he thinks she is? Or is she slowly falling into his illusion the more time she spends with him and Emma?