CS secret relationship/forbidden love AU. Killian is wrong, she knows he is; they are not cursed. But she also knows he feels trapped between a rock and an even less forgiving place. It was never about her. It was never about whether he loved her enough to fight for them - nothing could be further from the truth. It was about him.

CS Disney Mulan AU. Emma's first thought as she steps over and on to the gangplank, is that she's never even been on a boat before. Her second is that maybe this was a terrible idea. She has no naval experience, no particular investment in the war itself - but that's not why she joins. And as long as no one finds out she has magic, she should be fine. Right?

The problem with living in a world of magic, he would argue, is that the lines between fact, fiction and fairy tale blur. And still, Killian is told to never visit the lake on the third full moon of Spring. But it doesn't stop him. Swan Mythology AU.

Prompt: shout out to the guy in charge of the train station at my hometown, who doesn't limit himself to announcing trains.

The pestilence was a curse, the quarantine was condemnation, but it was the way that the sickness burst through the doors of the orphanage – the only place that she had ever called home – that really changed Emma's life. CS Plague AU

A collection of canonish and speculation one shots. Ranges from lazy mornings to angsty evenings.

They keep meeting like this - all over the place, and always when they least expect it - and neither of them can agree on how or why. Fate & Coincidence personified AU

They called it 'The Black Country' and it was about as grey and as far from the sea as you could possibly get. But when Emma Swan turns up singing, perhaps Killian is more enchanted than he should be. - Siren!Emma AU {Inspired by Peaky Blinders BBC}

Emma sells books; Killian buys a lot of them - it was bound to happen. Even though the first time she saw him she had wished he hadn't come in at all. CS Book Shop AU.

Prompt: Emma runs an Etsy store, and when she goes to the post office to mail the orders, the guy behind the counter keeps smiling and making eyes at her.

It was something she hadn't seen coming. She didn't know what to do. Well, that wasn't strictly true - she knew what she wanted to do, and what she should do. It was just that one of those options would definitely get her fired. She hesitated, grasping her phone tighter for fear her shaking would drop it, and eventually called the one person she knew could help. CS teachers au