Mar 14, 2017
Her visa was up. He offered to help. That's what friends are for -right?
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Her visa was up. He offered to help. That's what friends are for -right?
She needs a second job and The Library needs a barista. Who knew she would end up with more than free coffee?
Emma is working as a fourth year resident at a hospital when a ghost from her past shows up and throws everything for a loop! Can Emma work through her past feelings and fears and allow Killian back into her life?
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Emma has grown up in Maine her whole life and runs a store with Ruby and MM called Three Fates Treasures. Killian Jones is the new guy in town, who moved here to buy the local bar. Only Emma and Killian have met before, and now she can't help but wonder if their past has influenced his plans for the future
Emma, Mary Margaret, Ruby and Belle are out for a girl's night in Boston and decide to go to a Karaoke bar. Mary Margaret's boyfriend David meets up with them bringing Will, Robin and Killian. Emma sings "Move on" by Claire Dunn (it's country night) right at Killian who she thinks is getting over a bad break up
Emma Swan doesn't believe in ghosts, or magic, and she sure as hell doesn't believe in true love, but when things start going bump in the night it's up to three enterprising (and under-worked) members of Storybrooke's sheriff's department to save the day, and hopefully find a little belief along the way.