Fiona From Sonic Novels & Stories

I suppose it was nice to see that this woman’s blatant question took us both aback. Fiona. So, that was her name. It suddenly clicked in the back of my mind why this woman seemed so familiar. Fiona was the Alpha daughter of Luna Caroline's pack. And I suppose, theoretically, she was Caroline’s niece. From what I heard about her through the ongoing lines of gossip that circulated through the staff, Fiona often liked to pick fights with other Alpha daughters. Many had commented in the past that she wasn't very attractive. Perhaps it was her aggressive personality that made her so.

Fiona croaks out. "Hey.." Selene voice was just as she expected it to be; sonorious and calm. Fiona seems lost for words. Holy shit! Fiona you're do dumb!. her subconscious screams as she itch at her hair. "I... I'm Fiona miss selene..." She voice out. "Fiona... that's a pretty name" Selene compliments and Fiona could swear her cheeks were a deep shade of red. Damnit who ever thought she'd be speaking to Selene!. "So Fiona... you need my help?" Selene voice cut through her thoughts and she shuts her eyes.

memory. A laughthe brunette'slow and sexy. A voicethe redhead'scalm and assured. Which was insane. Kaida had never met them before. The brunette grinned, and Kaida figured the woman could halt time if she did it often enough. Mischievous and hypnotic. "Welcome, sister. I'm Fiona and this is Ceara. We've waited such a long time for this day."

Fiona turned her red orbs back on Sasha. Little Queen? Fiona was almost exactly the same height as Sasha. "You know you shouldn't be roaming around here at this hour. It can get really scary for you." Fiona muttered. "What's more scary than your face?" Sasha asked and Fiona arched a perfect brow at her. "My brother." She whispered while licking her fangs as she flashed a smirk at Sasha.

"It was her! She’s the one who’s been closest to your chambers all day!" My heart stopped. Fiona gasped, her eyes wide as she turned to me. "That’s true! She’s always nearby, dusting the shelves or lingering in the hallway!" Gregory, looking conflicted, finally nodded. "She’s the newest one here. It makes sense, doesn’t it? She’s the only one we can’t vouch for." My mouth fell open as I stared at them, stunned. "What are you saying? I didn’t take anything!"

William asked for Alicia to sigh. “Fiona was a weak girl, William, she easily gets confused, deceived, and scared but Alicia, she isn't rich but she's happy, she has beautiful kids, she has a family, she doesn't allow anyone to joke around with her feelings William. Fiona Christopher is dead and gone " Alicia said for William to smile. “That's good to hear, it's just that it will take me some time to get used to calling you Alicia," William said bowing his head.

Kayden held out a phone to me. “I do not want to talk to anyone right now,” I said impatiently. Kayden pushed the phone at me. “You’re going to want to talk to this person. It’s your fiancée.” Fiona's glowing blue eyes suddenly appeared in my mind. They have haunted my dreams every night since meeting her. It was irritating because she was the daughter of my enemy. I took the phone with a furrowed brow. Fiona's voice was concise and cold, which was much more comfortable for me than the omegas, who spoke in a falsetto voice, making me want to twitch and cover my ears.

But before she could, the figure stepped forward, raising his hands. “I wouldn’t do that if I were you.” Fiona’s breath caught. She recognized the voice. Sebastian Pierce. One of the Echelon’s most ruthless enforcers. Her fingers curled into fists. “What do you want?” Sebastian smiled. “You’ve made quite the mess, Fiona. The Echelon doesn’t appreciate that.” Fiona’s heart pounded. “I don’t care what they appreciate.” Sebastian’s expression darkened. “You should. Because if you don’t back down now… you won’t like what happens next.”

In my mind's eye, the barrier was a complex web woven from threads of malicious, shimmering energy. This was... a mental barrier? "Surprised?" Fiona's voice came from behind me. I turned to see her gliding toward me, the same sweet smile from the gala on her face. "You?" "Of course, me." She stopped in front of me, her smile turning cruel. "Did you really think all I could do was play the victim?" "You..." I stared at her in shock. "You're not a normal Omega." "Finally figured it out?" Fiona circled me like a predator sizing up its prey. "I'm a psychic-class Omega, one of the rarest breeds. And you?" She raked her eyes over me. "You're just a broken-down healer."

The girl said, not knowing what else to say. "So what's your name?" "Fiona," She answered. "You must be really happy. After all, you got the shark of the ocean while being just a mere pet," Clarke mused but Fiona could feel this weird chilling aura around her. Her vibes were completely different from her words and expressions. "Not happy about the shark but I'm surely happy to be the queen, princess Clarke," Fiona said smoothly. Her emerald hues shone with blazing fire.