Fiona Gallagher Death Novels & Stories

She covered her face with one hand, then both hands, like she could hide from what she was feeling. She looked at me once more, wiping her tears with the back of her hand. When she spoke, her voice was shaky, broken. "Fiona's dead." Her voice cracked on the words, and I felt Alex tense behind me. "I shouldn't be sad, right?" Maya asked, looking between Alex and me. "She didn't do anything good. I didn't do anything wrong. She started it. If only she had just been nice to me. If she hadn't gone behind my back fucking my husband. She wasn't even doing it behind my back. Fiona was cruel. If only—"

I took the flower from his trembling hand, and as he looked at me with hope in his eyes, I threw it to the ground and crushed it under my foot. I spoke softly, “Don’t you know? Fiona Lincoln has been dead for a long time. You killed her. When she was bedridden and suffering, you were in the next room, fooling around with the housekeeper.” His shy smile shattered. His face twisted in agony as if he suddenly remembered everything. He dropped to his knees, desperately clawing at the flower embedded in the cement. “I’m sorry, Fiona. I’m so sorry. Please forgive me… please forgive me…”

HILDA FARELL SENT TO DEATH BY HANGING FOR ATTEMPTED MURDER AND DRUG TRAFFICKING. The door opened and Gina suddenly rushed in. "Did you see it?" I had to admit that it has not been the best days for Gina lately. First it was Xavier and now it's her mother. I could not help but feel her pain. She kept on looking at me and I rushed towards her and took her in my arms. "It would be fine." "Mom's gonna die when it's not even certain that he would wake up," she soaked a part of my cloth with her tears and I kept on tapping her back gently.

Maybe it was because my obsession ran too deep, but my soul followed Joshua home. "Josh, you're back!" Christina greeted him, wearing an apron and smiling sweetly. Her dimples made her look so innocent and gentle. No one would ever suspect that this softspoken and gentle woman had killed two people. The incident report from that time revealed that when Christina first hit the victim, it wasn't fatal. But she kept running over them again and again until they died, leaving the body on the side of the road.

June broke the news. “What?” Louisa screamed at the top of her voice and jumped in her seat. “What did you say?” Mrs Briggs asked in shock. “Fiona is dead. She was one of the victims of last night’s fire outbreak at the Golden Moon nightclub.” She explained. Tracy, who was still staring at June, began to expose her teeth and said in a rather shocking tone, “Yes. Finally, That is great.” “Tracy! What is great about any of this?” Louisa asked.

I questioned, with my voice dropping with mockery. “That is the only sane explanation to all of this,” Gareth replied quietly. “Fiona left of her own accord; that is no one’s fault,” I cut in sharply. “And even if she decided to blind herself from that truth and despise us, she doesn’t have the means to cause this kind of chaos.” I sucked in a deep breath. “If I were to take a wild guess about her, I would say she is probably dead in some ditch by now. There is no way she would survive in the wild with those rogues out there.”

Ian stated. "But, Liora, what…" Lily started to say. Liora closed her eyes for a minute and then whispered in a soft voice, "Fiona is dying!" For a few seconds, everything outside the car faded away as the words rang in Lily and Ian's ears. Lily gasped, her hand flying to her mouth in shock, while Ian's grip on Lily's arm tightened, and he turned to look at Liora in shock. "What the h*ck are you talking about?" Lily asked.

"You erased every memory of your father." "He erased the only woman I ever truly loved. You and I know she never committed suicide. Fiona would never do that," I said, my voice trembling, tears welling in my eyes. "I couldn't find any clues about what happened that day. The killer must have known the blind spots," he said. "I heard her friend, Isabella, is in town. It was strange that she left the country a few days before Fiona's death was announced." I took a deep breath. "Please take me home. It's been a long, boring day," I said, resting on the seat.

"Fiona? Where were you?" "Honey, there's something I want to discuss with you." She sat on the edge of the bed. "You know my sister died suddenly in a car accident. She didn't even leave a child. It's so pitiful. She loved babies more than anything. I don't want her to leave with any regrets, so I've decided to have a child with Phillip through IVF. You'll understand, right?" She caressed my cheek with the same hand that had just been caressing another man.

At the mention of Lucas, a pleased smile appeared on her face. “Zac, you don’t know yet, do you? Rachel forced Lucas to jump into the ocean last night. I heard they still haven’t found him. If you ask me, he probably got eaten by sharks. What’s even left to search for?” Xena’s words cleared the fog in Zac’s mind like a shot of adrenaline. That was right. Lucas was already dead. Fiona probably just couldn’t accept it yet. That was why she didn’t want to see him.