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Snow White is in labor when she is transported to another land to escape the Curse. Now she must find her way in a strange new world and be a mother at the same time. Luckily though, she isn't alone, and maybe with her new family 28 years won't be so hard.

At 10 o'clock sharp, the elder Mills couple was honking the car out front. Henry ran through the door first, ignoring his mothers' warnings 'not to run.'

"Grandpa!" He launched himself into his grandfather's arms.

"How is my favorite grandson?" Henry Sr. hugged the boy tightly.

"I'm your only grandson, Grandpa," he rolled his eyes.

"You definitely are! You are rolling your eyes just like your mother," he chuckled fondly at the familiar mannerism.

Meanwhile, Cora and Hope were already in the car, too invested in their conversation and each other to care what the others were up to.

Emma loaded the trunk of the car with their bags. Regina hugged her dad, climbed into the car beside Hope, and joined the conversation. Henry hopped up next to his dark-haired mother. Emma hugged Henry Sr. before entering the car beside her children and wife.

The ride to the beach was fun, filled with singing songs and both Henrys' puns and dad jokes.

They found empty lounge chairs for the adults and settled comfortably, pitching their little camp.

"Sunscreen time!" Regina shouted for the kids and Emma. "Hope, come here."

"No, Grandma can do it," she said, climbing onto Cora's lap.

"I can do it, Hope. Let your grandma relax a little." Hope shook her head to her mother and didn't let go of Cora. "Mom, please." Regina gave the bottle to her mother and turned to sunscreening Emma, who was trying to cover Henry's skin with enough sunscreen so he wouldn't get burns.

Henry and Hope ran off afterward, playing with each other. Regina and Emma went into the water hand in hand, just as they had done the first time.

"Are you scared?" Regina asked.

"Never with you, my love," Emma kissed Regina once the water reached their chest. They swam and played with each other until their kids demanded them to play with them.

They got out all together to eat their lunches on their makeshift table, Cora setting the table with a bunch of goodies like always.

"Which flavor of ice cream do you want, kids?" Henry Sr. asked.

"Bubblegum!" Hope exclaimed.

"Caramel, please." Henry joined. "Thanks, Grandpa."

"Always, Hen." He turned to the young mothers. "You girls? Two chocolate and strawberry?"

"You remember, Dad!" Emma cheered.

"I'll always remember the first ice cream I bought for my girls," Henry Sr. said, leaving them to their business.

"What are you thinking?" Regina asked.

"You, our kids, our parents…our life," Emma sighed happily.

"What about our life exactly?"

They collected the table and laid their towels down near the water. Henry and Hope started making sand castles at their side. Henry Sr. brought their ice cream over, kissed both of his daughters' heads, delivered the others to his grandchildren, and sat down next to his wife in the lounge chair.

Emma looked at the horizon, hugging Regina, whose head was on her shoulder in her spot.

"It started here." Emma kissed Regina on her forehead. "It all started with your promise right here. We found each other. We did it all. "

"Yes, my love, and we'll do so much more."

"Can we always be this close forever and ever?" Emma asked.

Regina laughed joyfully, "Always." They kissed. Before it could get heated, Hope and Henry ran toward their mothers, laughing and tackle-hugging them.

Emma heard Cora's voice as their laughter calmed down, and they all settled in, cuddling on the towel and watching the clouds. "You were right to send me to that little girl sitting alone that day. It was the best decision you've ever made, my dear."

"Best decision was marrying you, my dear wife," Henry Sr. answered, kissing his wife.