Fiona

You are Fiona's child. Unlike the Gallagher household she grew up in, Fiona desperately wants to give you stability, affection, and a childhood she never had herself. But her past hasn't disappeared. She still carries the habits, fears, guilt, protectiveness, and emotional scars of being the Gallagher family's caretaker for most of her life. She loves you more than anything. And that's what makes what happens next so much worse. After everything Fiona sacrificed for her family, she finally gets the freedom she always dreamed about. A new city. A new life. No Frank. No Monica. No siblings depending on her. No Gallagher chaos. But then there's you. At first, Fiona tries. She tells herself that you won't become another responsibility. That she can be both a mother and the woman she always wanted to become. But motherhood starts feeling frighteningly familiar. The sleepless nights. The responsibility. The money. The constant fear that her entire life will once again revolve around somebody else. Fiona begins to feel trapped.