A/N: So, I just want to thank you all for reading this story and sticking to it. You helped me make it great. I don't know if you do, but if you ship CS, I started a new fanfic for them. It will be posted sooner or later so make sure you have my story alerts on. It's been one hell of a ride and I'm glad it was with all you wonderful people.

Kisses for hopefully not the last time.

Enjoy this.

Epilogue: What A Life

Months had passed since the two lovebirds had said their I do's.

Weeks had passed since Emma and Killian left for their own honeymoon - they had eloped a few days after Robin and Regina's wedding.

It had been days since Regina had talked to or seen Mary Margaret since the Nolan family moved to a small town called Storybrooke in Maine.

Hours had passed since Robin had left for work early that morning.

Regina stood from the couch and rubbed her stomach. She was four months pregnant. She smiled to herself, and rubbed the little bump that had been growing for the past three and a half months. She had told Robin that she wanted to keep the gender a surprise - however - she knew deep down inside of her that the baby was a girl. Regina had felt it since the day she was told that she was pregnant, that she would be having a daughter.

Robin was delighted when she told him the news. Regina had never seen him so happy. He constantly came home with little surprises for her and the baby, regardless of the fact that he didn't know the gender of it. He had already set up a nursery in the house right across the hall from their own bedroom, he had built a crib with the help of David, and he had even started a collection of stuffed animals for the baby.

The room was painted a light green; it had a small light resemblance to the forest. Each piece of furniture had something to do with the forest, with nature in general. Each stuffed animal a deer, a bear, a horse or a dog.

The two had adopted a small puppy, specifically a dark brown lab, to which they named Little John.

They were constantly moving through their happy lives - each with a job they enjoyed, each with a beautiful house, and each married to the loves of their lives.

Regina walked into the kitchen and refilled Little John's food bowl before sitting on the ground beside him and rubbing his little belly. She giggled as his tail began to wag so fast and as he stood up and barked just before running around her in a circle. The puppy had more energy than she did.

She stood from the floor as she heard the front door click open - which it did at 6pm exactly every night. She turned around and saw Robin appear in the doorway; he swaggered over to her, his hands caressing each of her cheeks and sealing their lips in a sweet kiss. His hands then went down to her stomach, where they created light circles on her little bump.

"How was work?" she asked.

"Busy today." he said, placing his briefcase on the counter.

"Must be because of the christmas season coming up." Regina replied as she opened the oven and pulled out the lasagna she had prepared earlier for them.

"Lasagna, my-"

"You're favorite, I know." she giggled and placed it on the top of the oven. He handed her two plates before he poured them both ice tea. She met him at the table with their meals and sat down, smiling big.

"What?"

"I love you." she said.

"And I you." he grabbed her hand and smiled.

Usually after dinner, the two would watch a movie of their choice. They took turns picking the movies they watched: Robin picked romantic comedies, where Regina picked some action films. As they watched the movie, they cuddled on the couch; Regina laying on top of him with her head directly on his chest, to where she could hear his heartbeat. Their breathing would be in sync, and Regina would occasionally fall asleep on him.

In that situation, Robin would shut the TV off and lift Regina's body up, carrying her all the way to their bed and tucking her in. He'd kiss her forehead and push the pieces of hair behind her ear, stealing the picture of his sleeping wife in his mind for a later time. After this, he'd leave the room and stand in the doorway of the nursery, with crossed arms and an open mind, wondering what life will be like when the child comes in six months. He'd stand there wondering what life will be like when they are finally a family, when he can see Regina use all her star potential as a mother, and when he can finally call a child his. Then, as always, he'd go back and meet her in the bed, tucking himself in and hugging her small body, leaving another kiss on her hair and falling asleep.

The next morning, Robin would leave for work again, most likely around eight, giving Regina a kiss goodbye before he made his way out. She'd get the occasional call from Mary Margaret, which happens to be once a week, just to check in and make sure everything is good. Sometimes, Regina would get a text from Emma, stating how beautiful Italy is and how beautiful it has been since they left for their "honeymoon" a month ago.

However, on a normal day, Regina would feed the dog, take him for a walk, waving to her neighbors on the way and greeting the mail lady when she got back home. She'd go through the mail and make herself breakfast, that is, if she was hungry. If she wasn't, then she'd just go watch some TV and go through Facebook, liking her favorite posts and commenting on the funny videos. She'd grab her laptop and go through her emails, which she got even more frequently since she took maternity leave from the office back in September. Then, as the hours passed, she entertained herself somehow, before starting up dinner, maybe drawing a bath, or writing a bit of the novel she began after their wedding.

Then, at right about 6, she'd hear the front door click open, and just smile at the fact that it was her husband coming home to a loving wife, a yummy dinner, and a hopeful future.

Thank you again everyone. I am looking forward to hearing from you all on my other stories. Now on to bigger and better things! Kisses.