One day, a girl came to Peter's island with another boy. The surprise, of course, surprised Peter, but did he let her go? Of course not. Peter was a man who loved games and challenges, and she was precisely the challenge he'd been missing for all his 355-plus years. Instead of letting the girl go, Peter declared her his prisoner. He played with her to the maximum, he literally tried to break her, to push her to the limit, because he knew that everyone has their own limits, once he even gave her over to be torn to pieces by his Lost Boys who almost They didn't kill her, but why did he do it? Because she slapped him. Peter caused her a lot of pain, a lot, and yet one day everything changed, she saved him from a poisoned arrow by taking it on herself and almost died, after that Peter realized that he really loved her and then he put an end to the feud and declared to the whole Neverland as his girlfriend and almost queen.

Time passed, Peter dated her, and everything was fine until she went the other way. How? It's very simple. When Peter kidnapped Henry to steal his heart and save himself, His girlfriend developed feelings for the boy, his great-grandson, and went over to the Charmings' side, betraying him by returning the boy to his family, and Peter promised her that she would regret it.

A lot of water has flowed under the bridge since then, probably about two years have passed. All this time, Peter, after his own son, Rumple, killed him, was in hell, longing to return to the mortal world, but he couldn’t. And where was his Now perhaps it would be more accurate to say ex-girlfriend and lover? With the Charmings, honored by Emma Swan, becoming the perfect family with the family of the savior.But Peter was a patient man, after all he knew that those who wait get more.

And then came the moment when luck smiled upon him: his former lover arrived with the Beautiful Ones to hell to save a very familiar one-armed pirate.

Taking advantage of the moment when everyone was distracted, he put her to sleep and kidnapped her. Now he was in his shop, which looked exactly like his son's shop in Storybrooke, he stood leaning his shoulder against the door frame, arms crossed over his chest, in a strict black suit, watching the girl come to her senses on a small bed in the shop, he sees surprise and confusion in her gaze when she looks around and tries to figure out where she is, a smirk touches his lips when he decides to make himself known, his presence.* -«Good morning»