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The tension between Regina and the new deputy that Emma Swan hired was *palpable.* Everyone in town whispered.

Eyes followed them whenever they were in the same room, and it was impossible not to notice the lingering gazes they exchanged—gazes that spoke volumes of unspoken words, of desires both feared and yearned for. There was jealousy too, a spark ignited whenever one of them was seen with someone else. Then there were the lingering touches: a brush of a hand that felt like an electric shock, a smile that seemed to be meant *solely for each other,* but both laughed it off as friendly banter.

*But it was far from that.*

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Emma had insisted on hooking Regina up on a blind date, despite Regina's protests. The savior was unrelenting, urging Regina to get out, to have fun, to *live a little.*

Reluctantly, Regina had agreed, if only to stop Emma's incessant badgering. However, what Regina didn't know was that her blind date would be *the woman deputy*. When Regina arrived at the restaurant and saw the deputy waiting for her, her pupils dilated, her eyes widened, and a scoff escaped her lips.

“Damnit Miss. Swan..” she murmured under her breath.

The mayor was wearing a beautiful red gown, elegant and modest, yet alluring enough to captivate. It was an attire Regina would have picked if she were trying to impress a man. But impressing a woman? That was uncharted territory for Regina.

*I'm straight… why would Emma put me on a blind date with her!?* Regina's mind raced with denial, *I’m straight… right?*

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Regina straightened her posture and made her way over to the deputy. She smoothed down the invisible wrinkles on her stunning, sleeveless red dress, adopting her usual closed-off mayoral demeanor.

“So. Miss. Swan set us up, Deputy. I suppose we could just wrap this up, and head home,” she said, her tone cool and detached.

But deep down, beneath her façade, there was a part of her that wanted to stay. For some odd reason.

“Since… I’m not into women.”

*Denial. Denial. Denial.*