A/N: I agree with you guys, Fiona IS being evil. I'm only making her this way is because she IS evil. Haha sorry. ChoFrog09, I don't know if I can give sympathy to Fiona. Possibly from my triplets, but not the main characters. Sorry. Everyone, have some cookies! Wow, my authors notes are always so weird. Do you people actually read them?

Oh yeah, midway through typing this, I remembered something. When I was writing this in bio, I wanted to fall out of my chair and twitch. Aarghh. You'll see why…

Another thing, this chapter is happening at the same time as chapter 10.

I'd like to personally thank all my reviewers because they were SO awesome! I have like 55 reviews! That's the most EVER! -hugs every reviewer and hands them a some chocolate-

DiqiqueenTMIM- We did that song for our school play and it said Loathing in the program. The seniors are so stupid. Thanks for pointing that out. It's a good song too. Thanks for reading.

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stupidNosferatu- I agree! -starts yelling at Fiona to die-

ChoFrog09- yay another weird review! I'll try and make people nice to Fiona, but after – (read on)

IssyQ- Fiona makes me mad too.

Dqc- Klaus DOES love Isadora! YAAAAAAAAY K/I!

Lyra Parry- I hate her too!

Chapter 9

After dinner, Isadora sat down with her brothers and told them what Leigh had said. "Who should I believe?"

"Did you ever think of asking Klaus?" Quigley suggested, looking his sister in the eye.

"Actually, no," Isadora replied.

"Talk to him about it," Duncan suggested. "Klaus will be honest."

"I don't know what I'd say though," she began to cry. Quigley put his arms around her and hugged her tightly, just like old times. Isadora always went to Quigley with her problems. Often times, Duncan envied his brother. This time, felt happier because Izzie had gone to both of her brothers for help.

"Tell him exactly what you told us and ask for the truth," Duncan offered. Quigley was too busy hugging Isadora to say anything.

Isadora squirmed out of Quigley's grasp and said, "He's going to tell me that Leigh – Fiona – is lying."

"He'll tell you the truth," Quigley reassured.

"I'm glad I have you back," Isadora hugged Quigley, "and I'm glad we're together again."

…

After dinner, Leigh had asked Klaus to lend her a book. There was a shelf of books that Ben had placed in Klaus's room.

Reluctantly agreeing, Klaus led the traitor through the hotel hallway and into room 1313. Surprisingly, the room was empty. He didn't feel safe being alone in a room with Leigh – Fiona.

"There's the shelf," Klaus said coldly. "Take your pick."

"What did I ever do to you?" Leigh placed her hands on her hips. "You were so nice to me and now you're acting like an ass all because of your sister."

"Excuse me?" Klaus cried out. "You—you—betrayed me!"

Shit, Leigh thought, he knows who I am.

Shit, Klaus thought, she knows I know who she is.

"How have I betrayed you?" Leigh decided to play dumb.

"Do you think I'm stupid?" Klaus didn't care anymore. "I know who you are, Fiona!"

She hung her head. Olaf's gonna love this, she thought. "If you know me, then you know I care."

"Well, I don't," Klaus crossed his arms and turned around.

"Allow me to remind you when you did care," Fiona grabbed his shoulder and turned him around. She kissed him passionately on the mouth, knocking him onto the bed. Pushing her tongue through the barricade of his lips she turned it into an open mouth kiss, much different than the unexpected peck on the Queequeg. Fiona, being older and bigger than Klaus, practically crushed him. He was unable to fight back.

…

Isadora finally got up the courage to talk to Klaus about what Leigh had told her. She entered room 1313 and walked through the living room, nearing the bedroom. The door was open a crack. Isadora pushed it open, letting out a shriek at what she saw.

Fiona and Klaus looked up from what they were doing, not expecting to see a gaping triplet standing at the door.

"Izzie, wait!" Klaus cried, struggling to get out from under Fiona.

But she was gone.

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