SWAN QUEEN AND RIZZLES

okay so I saw a post on Tumblr today with Emma and Jane talking and I started searching for crossover's between the two shows but there really aren't many and that's not cool so I decided to write one. It probably won't be very long and I'm sorry for the short first chapter but I'd like to know if you people want me to continue with this. It will mostly just be fluff and Rizzles and Swan Queen feels are ahead :)

Disclaimer: I don't own Once upon a time and i sadly also don't own Rizzoli and isles.

"Come on we have to think of something."

"I really don't know anything they'd agree with."

"Can't we just like, I don't know, kidnap them or something?"

"Maura will complain about her clothes getting dirty." Jane said as she hid her smile behind her beer bottle. It would be fun to see that actually.

"Regina will probably kill us in the process." The blonde responded, a frown on her own face.

"Not your best idea I think."

"You're right."

They both sighed deeply at the same time while they tried to come up with a plan. Jane Rizzoli and Emma Swan had known each other for a long time but since Emma had moved to Boston they hadn't seen each other for some time. It was Jane who'd called the blonde a couple of weeks back saying she had a problem and Emma was the only one who could help her fix it. This was their 10th "meeting" in three weeks.

"It's kinda hard to come up with a plan if you only know one of the two people you're talking about." Jane said while chuckling and Emma couldn't help return it.

"You're right. I'm trying to help you get a girl I don't even know."

"Yeah.." Jane said, her eyes distant as she was clearly thinking about something. Suddenly she put her beer down and leaned over the table.

"I have a plan."

Emma raised an eyebrow. "Tell me."

Jane looked around to see if no one was listening, luckily for her the dirty robber wasn't so busy at this hour. "Well, Regina gets jealous easily doesn't she? I mean you told me right?"

Emma nodded. "Yeah but she doesn't really show it."

Jane waved it off, far too enthusiastic. "What if, you go out with Maura, like have dinner with her or something and I go out with Regina and we hint them that we're dating or something and make them jealous, maybe it will push them in the right direction."

Emma opened her mouth to complain but then closed it again, realizing it was in fact a pretty good plan.

"We only have one problem." The blonde said and Jane raised an eyebrow as she took another sip from her beer.

"What?"

"Regina is not my best friend like you and Maura are. If I ask her to come to Boston and have dinner with some girl she doesn't know she's not going to want to come. She won't even eat with me."

The blonde seemed a bit embarrassed by this as she blushed slightly. "Don't tell her she's having dinner with me just make something up and uhh… involve Henry."

Emma smiled. "You're learning."

"First thing you taught me about her, involve the kid and she'll do almost anything."

Emma stood and dropped some money on the table. "I should be going. How about we call tonight to see if we can continue with our plan."

Jane smiled. "Sounds good. Talk to you later and Em!" The blonde turned on her heels and looked at Emma, "Good luck."

Emma Swan knocked on the door of the mansion later that evening. It was just past dinner time so she was sure Henry would still be up which was exactly what she needed. Things had been a bit weird between Regina and her, after they'd returned from Neverland. Regina had really opened up during the trip and she had shown Emma just how broken and vulnerable she really was which had given the blonde an opportunity to walk past that wall and find the broken woman inside Regina. Nothing had really happened between them, just some comforting hugs on dark nights and some sweet words whispered in ears. But ever since they got Henry back and they were back home Regina seemed to do anything to not have to talk about their time on the ship and what was between them.

Suddenly the door opened and the former Mayor glared at her. "Miss Swan, how can I help you?"

Emma took a deep breath, forcing the nerves inside her to go away. She really hoped Regina would believe her little plan and that Henry – who she had talked to this afternoon on the phone – also had kept up his part of her plan. Her son had figured out all by himself how Emma felt about his mother and the blonde knew that there had been no point in denying. He was far too smart for that. He also knew that she was visiting an old friend who had sort of the same problem and he knew they were making a plan. When Emma had told him about it, he had been all too eager to help her and Jane.

Emma followed Regina into the study and sat down on the couch. "So… you've probably heard about Henry's school project."

"The paper on special careers, yes."

Emma nodded. "That's the one."

Regina handed her a glass of apple cider and Emma didn't know for sure if Regina saw that she needed it or if this was just her trying to be proper. She happily accepted it though.

"Well-" she started but she was cut off by Regina.

"Let me stop you right there dear. If you were thinking about letting him walk around with you the entire day and write a paper about that I'm afraid that I have to tell you that's not going to happen."

Emma shook her head and stood, pacing around the room.

"No, it's just that.. Uh.. I have uh.. a friend.. In Boston… and uh-"

"Stop stammering, it's highly unflattering dear."

Emma couldn't help an eye roll. "As I was saying, I have someone in Boston and she works with the Boston Police Department. Homicide, actually and she said that Henry could take look around her office and meet some of her co-workers. He'd never go out on the streets of course but he could see some of the things they work with."

Right at that moment Henry walked into the study and Emma couldn't help but smile. He was definitely earning those twenty bucks.

"Mom I really wanna go. That would be so awesome and I'd get extra credit for sure."

Regina looked from the sheriff to her son and back, clearly not sure what to do with this.

"It's too dangerous."

"Emma will go with me and she'll watch out for me and her.. friend.. will be there too."

Regina now looked at Emma and narrowed her eyes and the blonde really had trouble hiding how happy she was, it was going to work.

"I will allow this, but I am coming too. We don't want your mother here giving you guns there must be someone responsible around."

The blonde's head snapped to her son and she beamed. Her son returned only a small smile, aware of his mother's eyes on him. Emma turned her head back and forced her smile back to only a small tug of her lips.

"Okay then."

"Maura?" Jane yelled and she knocked once more.

"Use your key I'm in the bathroom!" Maura yelled back and Jane sighed in frustration before finally searching through her bags for the right key. It took her some time but she got it to open eventually.

Right as she dropped down on the couch Maura appeared from the hallway, looking absolutely perfect and making Jane's stomach do a flip.

"Hey." She stammered and Maura smiled broadly.

"Do you want some wine?"

Jane dropped her head back and looked at Maura – even upside down she still looked good – who was in the kitchen now.

"Only if it's that red from last week because the one from yesterday was disgusting."

Maura laughed softly and grabbed the right bottle, quickly filling up two glasses of wine. As the blonde said down next to Jane and handed her a glass, the dark haired woman quickly took a sip.

"Did you know-" Maura started and Jane groaned, "Did you know that In ancient Greece, a dinner host would take the first sip of wine to assure guests the wine was not poisoned, hence the phrase 'drinking to one's health.'"

Jane smiled softly at her, her eyes widened. "That's.. very interesting Maur."

Jane started tapping the side of her glass but she didn't even notice she was doing it until Maura grabbed her hand and squeezed slightly.

"That's a sign of nervousness."

Jane rolled her eyes and quickly looked somewhere else. "That too."

"Geez Maur, stop diagnosing me I'm okay." Jane said, she really had to hide things better around Maura.

Suddenly the blonde pressed a hand to her chest and Jane flinched. "Whoaaa, what are you doing?" She asked.

The blonde stayed serious however and closed her eyes and she felt Jane's rapidly beating heart under her fingers. After a few moments she opened them again and stared at Jane's wide eyes.

"Why are you so nervous, Jane? Is everything okay?"

"Fine. It's just the case I guess."

Maura seemed to accept the answer as she nodded.

The both said quickly for a few minutes, just enjoying each other's company and drinking the wine.

"Anyway," Jane started again, pulling Maura out of her thoughts, "You know that girl Emma I've been talking to?"

The hazel eyed woman nodded. "Yeah, the sheriff from that town with the weird name."

"Yeah. Anyway, we were going to have dinner next week and she'd really like to meet you so do you think you're up for it?"

Maura frowned. "Will you be there."

Jane smiled broadly at her best friend. "Of course!"

Maura returned the smile. "Then I'd love to be there."

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