Fiona Finds Novels & Stories

It looked like this woman was going to need all of the attention his mother had to give. “What’s going on?” August asked, pausing near the door. The three Omegas who’d been out patrolling on the eastern border were some of his best. Ronnie, Sidney, and Grant were fast and not afraid of anything. They stood back away from the bed now, their eyes flickering from the young lady to their leader and back again as they fought to control their breath and speak. “We found her lying out in the woods about three hundred meters from the border with Black Hole Moon Pack,” Ronnie explained. He was sweating from exertion, not that the girl was big, but it was clear the three of them had been in a rush to

Honour Where are we? There's no clues for me discern. The only sight is black aside from the orange red glow beyond our eyelids. The only sound the rush of blood in our ears. Smell. What is that smell? There's earth, we're used to that. But what else? It's sweet, but not to eat. It makes me think of colors. We don't see colors often. It bring to mind the color of Carla's hair clip. The one with the plants, what did she call them? Purple flowers. She called it wist.. something. Wisteria? Yeah, purple wisteria.

Fiona's eyes opened quickly hearing Vera calling out to her. "Oh shit, my friend is here, she can't find you here," Fiona said to James as she quickly got down from the bed and moved to lock the door. "Please go inside the bathroom. She can't find you here," Fiona whispered and James smiled. He got down from the bed and grabbed his clothes entering the bathroom. "Fiona!" Vera yelled. "I am coming," Fiona responded and grabbed a robe. She ran her hand through her hair and quickly held it with a small hair tie before exiting the bedroom. She ran into Vera in the corridor carrying little Lily in her arms.

Felix assured her. “What if you forget?” Fiona asked. “Then, I'm sorry to say this but they would be laughing at the two of us!” Felix replied, and that had got everybody chuckling including Fiona. “Thank you so much Dad,” Fiona said, hugging her dad. “You welcome and see you later!” Felix said. EIGHT HOURS LATER Its had been eight hours later and Bianca had been searching for the other copy of Fiona's play. Daniella and Ria had also been helping her locate the book until they had finally succeeded in finding it.

*** Dion walked into his room and found a woman standing impatiently. "Fiona," Dion said. The woman named Fiona turned around and girded her loins. "Did you bring someone else in?" she asked. Dion smiled and closed the window through which Fiona had entered. A hot breeze entered the room. "I smelled something different from his body. I don't know why I let him in." Fiona didn't like Dion's answer. "If he finds out what we did, I don't want to interfere!" Dion shook his head. "He's even in trouble. There's no way he'd report us. Even if he knew what we were doing."

I curiously ask upon seeing some family relatives of Andrew. “We don’t have Alli. It so happens that they also visited me today.” Auntie Gwen said. I look around to see if Iya is also here. “Is Iya also here Auntie?” I asked when I failed to see Iya. “Oh yes, she’s also here. I think she’s in the pool area. She looks sad actually, she seems to have a problem.” She also looks concerned when she said that to me. “Really Auntie? Is it okay if I went to her now?” I said worriedly.

Brena remained silent for a moment as she tried to find the right words to say. “I have to show you something,” she said, breaking the silence. “What?” I was confused as I watched Brena pull out her phone. She scrolled through it before stopping and staring at the screen. My heart beat with anticipation as I wondered what she had to show me. I tried to prepare myself for what it was because it could have been anything. Brena glanced up at me, and I could tell that she was debating on showing me. Finally, she extended her arm to hand me her phone. I took it from her and stared at the screen. Instantly, my heart began to hurt.

Selina's heart suddenly raced, and she instinctively clutched at her chest, as if afraid her heart might leap out. She couldn't bear to look at Nestor anymore, so she lowered her head again to focus on the voice on the phone. Fiona's voice came through: "You need to help me find my sister and her child!" After a two-second pause, she added: "Dead or alive, I need to know what happened to them." Selina could understand Fiona's feelings about her sister and didn't hesitate to agree to this request. After all, she had been the one to suggest it earlier.

I moved fast from room to room, gathering chargers, tablets, headbands, one tiny shoe that had somehow ended up in the library, and whatever was left of my dignity. Fiona disappeared for almost an hour. When she showed up again in the foyer, she was beautiful again. One of the most Gómez things about us: we could be disappointed and still look expensive. “Kids,” she said, opening her arms. Issa ran to her first, of course. Drama queens always preferred an audience that understood lighting. Max followed a few seconds later, mostly because he saw his sister getting hugged first. Fiona crouched down and gathered both of them at once, her nose brushing Issa’s hair for a second, then Max’s should

I haven't told the twins about the photographs. I haven't told anyone. I don't know what I'm waiting for. Some additional evidence, maybe. I pick the book back up. Fiona stands at the tree line for a long time. Then she turns around and goes home and makes dinner and grades papers and does all the ordinary things and doesn't tell anyone what she felt at the edge of the wood. Because how do you tell someone that? I stood in a field and something in me recognized a forest I've never seen. She knows how it sounds. She knows which explanation most people would reach for first.