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Regina Mills is devastated. She ended telling herself Villains don't get happy endings, but, does that is true? A beautiful blonde will answer that... So guys, this is my first SwanQueen fanfiction and I would appreciate if You feedback, please. Hope You like it.

If there's one thing Regina Mills hates more than winter, it's Christmas. Everything about the insipid holiday drives her crazy, to the point of making her miserable for the entire month of December. And if it wasn't for Henry, she wouldn't celebrate the infuriating holiday at all. That was, until she received a single red rose and a card, signed "Love always, Your Secret Admirer". Notes:

Henry wants to meet his birth mother. Although she is apprehensive at first, Regina agrees and arranges for them to meet. But why does it feel like Regina has a stronger connection to the woman than Henry?

Emma's death left a painful void in Regina's chest. She could not understand how the death of the Savior caused such a deep level of sorrow, or why, as each day passed since her death, it felt like she was slowly dying. But one thing she knew for certain, she needed to find a way to bring her back. And she would do anything necessary to Save Emma.

Regina's young life was ruined the moment her mother accepted the King's marriage proposal, and all her dreams were squashed the moment she was forced to say "I Do". Until the day she met the strange green fairy, who promised to reunite her with her Soulmate. Following the trail of green magic, which led them to a tavern where Regina's Soulmate sat quietly alone in the corner, Regina's life changed again when she sat across from the mysterious woman.

It's Christmas Eve and Henry makes a simple wish. He wishes for his mothers were both happy and find their true loves and happy endings. Can a few late night visitors convince Regina and Emma that the path that they are currently on will only lead them to more unhappiness? Or can they find their happy endings after all?

This story is based on the Prime Minister's storyline from the film "Love, Actually".