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To the end of the ocean and back ~Captain Swan~
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Complete, First published Nov 15, 2016
Mermaid!Emma and Fallen Angel!Hook.  Set in medieval times.
Fate is a fickle thing. A dirty, yet pure thing at the same time.
She, a siren. And he, a Fallen Angel disguised as a pirate. She saved him and he eventually saves her(at a rather unclean tavern). 
A tail becomes a pair of legs and wings are revealed. 
All at a Kingdom called Storybrooke, where they say lost tales come to harbor, and adventure awaits. 
A blatant lie. Twisted beyond the web of the spider who created it. 
He's dirty, drunk, and a flirt. 
She is the good in the world, to pure to fight. 
How wrong both are. 
 But again, fate is a fickle thing. 
And they say tall tales are hard to follow.
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Emma Swan is done with dating and relationships, regardless of the fact that Mary Margaret is determined to set her up with someone while taking her out barhopping. It's just too bad for MM that the one guy Emma has her eyes on at The Captain's Rum is the one guy her sister-in-law refuses to set her up with. Ruby and Mary Margaret try to warn her about the bartender's infamous reputation as the bad boy of Storybrooke, but Emma refuses to listen. Besides, she's not looking for anything serious, only someone who can give her a night of pure bliss without all the strings. And she has an inkling Killian is the perfect man for the job. What could possibly go wrong? This is an alternative version of Through the Rising Tide and answers the question: "What if Emma didn't flee from Killian the night she met him?"