Harper Gallagher is the shyest Gallagher sibling but also the best friend of Mickey Milkovich. When Emma Swan was sent to the real world as a baby she was adopted by Frank and Monica Gallagher. She was referred as Fiona's twin to others outside the...
They then find themselves in the backyard before hearing a door open. They see Frank who's a lot older with Fiona right behind him. But before they were able to listen, headphones appear with a note.
It read, "Put these on the child because some words that are said should not be around small children." Regina gladly put the headphones on her son.
"What the fuck was that?!" Fiona demanded.
"It's not yours, Fiona!" Frank yells at her.
"What the fuck is wrong with you?" Fiona continues.
"That was your mother's! She was worried about you, all of you, she wanted to leave you something!" Frank argued.
"Meth?" Fiona asks in disbelief.
"Oh, this is what I've missed." Emma said shocked.
That's when the group noticed the rest of Emma's siblings walked out of the backdoor. They then noticed Harper who looked a lot more mature.
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"Wait, why does Harper still look the same?" Pan asks curiously.
"Out in the real world she's actually twenty-four. But I guess in Storybook she turns back into a teenager." Emma told him.
"That's all she had!!" Frank argued.
"Oh, Jesus." Fiona said with a fake chuckle.
"You don't know anything about your mother!" Frank yelled.
"She was never here!" Fiona yells back.
"She was a beautiful, crazy, fragile, wonderful woman!" Frank said.
"She deserted us!" Fiona yelled.
"She loved us!" Frank argued.
"That was love?" Fiona asks.
"Yes! Yes, it is." Frank answered.
"Okay, then why did she leave?" Fiona asks.
"She had fucking bipolar issues and refused to take her medication." Emma said.
"What's bipolar?" Mary asks.
"Bipolar disorder, formerly called manic depression, is a mental health condition that causes extreme mood swings that include emotional highs (mania or hypomania) and lows (depression). When you become depressed, you may feel sad or hopeless and lose interest or pleasure in most activities." Emma answered.
