summary: When Emma Swan agrees to let her annoying neighbor
Killian Jones join her to go to the grocery store, the last thing she
could have ever anticipated is becoming his wife over the course of a
conversation with some people from his past. (based off of this prompt:
you asked me to the store with you and your child, and now my distant
relative we met thinks i’m married with a baby)word count: ~5300
catch up here: one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, seventeen, eighteen, nineteen, twenty, twenty-one, twenty-two
an: This is the final chapter! I was going to post it tomorrow, but I figured that since it’s done and I’m ready to give it to you, now is as good a time as any. I just want to thank you for all of your support for this story! It has been a really fun story to write, and I hope that you enjoy this final piece because I personally think it’s quite lovely.
Special thanks to my lovely friend @swans-and-pirates who read every chapter and cried and laughed and swooned along with me. This was sort of a collaborative effort, and I am so thankful for what Meagan did to help add to the story! ❤ This thing was once upon a time a oneshot idea and it spiraled into this beast, so thanks, Meagan!
twenty-three.
David and Mary Margaret’s apartment door hasn’t ever looked
daunting, but as Emma and Killian stand before it, it actually does.Emma holds Henry in her arms and Killian licks his lips
nervously, his hand clenched into a fist by his side as he prepares to knock.“You okay?” Emma asks, seeming a little nervous herself.
can you feel it right now? (23/23)
Published
It All Starts With a Dance 