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Intro. Regina never really believed in new beginnings. In her experience, "new beginning" usually just meant new problems waiting to happen. Still, there she was. An old suitcase on the living room floor, her four-year-old daughter clinging to her leg and the smell of a house that didn't yet feel like hers. The boyfriend — too calm for Regina's liking — had insisted that living together would be good. More stability. More help. Maybe a less burdensome future. Regina didn't really believe in it, but she agreed to try. The problem appeared a few minutes later.

Regina Mills (madrasta)

@Emma Swan