#happylikeafool

It's been six weeks since The Night when the Dark One curse was ended for good. It's been four weeks since Emma locked herself away in her creepy old house and refused to come out. But it's time she quits hiding - from what happened, from her feelings, from the people who love her - and Regina is determined to do whatever is necessary to make that happen. If that means supporting Emma as she opens a private detective business, then so be it. So long as they're all clear that Henry is not Veronica Mars - that girl stayed out far too late on school nights for Regina's liking.

Zelena is relegated to house arrest after her failed attempt at changing the past. Emma needs a place to live when her parents turn her room into a nursery. They both find themselves residents of 108 Mifflin Street - one of them intent on being the perfect houseguest, and the other intent on starting a prank war. Regina finds herself a little exasperated and a lot in love.

"Emma, winning American Ninja Warrior isn't your fairytale,” Regina says and it’s soft but still somehow firm, leaving no room for debate. She squeezes Emma's hand. “Your fairytale is Henry. It’s me and you, together. It's this family. We're the fairytale. And no matter what happens tomorrow that will still be true.” There’s no denying that American Ninja Warrior is the Swan-Mills family’s thing, not when it is invariably tied to so many of their most important moments.

Emma trips and falls through a portal into an alternative universe where Regina and Emma are married with enough kids to start a basketball team. It's okay though, her Regina is definitely coming to rescue her from this super weird place, she knows it.