An X-Men Evolution fanfic Lance woke to a knock on the door. It took a second to remember it wasn’t his door, but then he rolled over and decided to go back to sleep. Unfortunately, neither of the twins got up to answer it, and the knocking started again. “I’m coming, I’m coming,” he grumbled, shoving the blankets away. He glanced over at the couch. Kitty was still asleep, which was good.

An X-Men Evolution fanfic “Hey, Half-pint.” Kitty smiled when Logan walked into the room. The nurse had helped her sit up, and she was grateful she didn’t have to look up at him. “Hey.” “I didn’t know you were in town.” Well, if that’s all the accusation she got, this would be a much easier conversation than she anticipated. “I wasn’t planning to stay long. And I definitely wasn’t planning to go to the hospital.

An X-Men Evolution fanfic Todd, Fred, and Wanda joined them in the waiting room a few minutes later. As Wanda sank into a chair, Lance realized how pale she was. She pulled her feet into her chair and hunched over. She shouldn’t have to be here. She hated hospitals. She hated doctors. He . . . he should help her. Talk to her. Make sure she was okay. But . .

An X-Men Evolution Fanfic It was still early morning when they reached the old office building, but as Lance stared at it though Todd’s old binoculars, he couldn’t shake the feeling that he and Kitty weren’t going to get home that evening. “Are there any other doors?” Lance asked. “I only see one.” “There was another, but it’s boarded up tight now,” Evan said. “No one’s getting in that way except Kitty.

An X-Men Evolution Fanfic Kitty woke to a scream. Having lived several years in a house with a dozen other kids, it took half a second to realize it was an excited scream, not an I’m-in-danger scream, but since she was already awake, she decided to get up anyway. The sight that greeted her when she reached the living room made her laugh. Lance was still lying on the couch, with the blankets pulled over his head, and Todd was sitting on top of him, bouncing.

An X-Men Evolution fanfic Kitty Pryde had fought Apocalypse, Magneto, Juggernaut, and plenty of other people who wanted to kill her and survived, but now she was dying–at the hands of Software Engineering II. She wondered for the millionth time why she had thought it was a good idea to go into computer science. She had finished her gen eds at the community college back in Bayville, so there was nothing to break up the monotony of all this programming.

An X-Men Evolution fanfic Kitty glared down at her grocery list. It was definitely supposed to be longer. She had only just moved into her apartment a week ago, and she was constantly remembering things she needed. She flipped over the paper. No help there. Okay, this was fine. She would remember everything else. It was fine. Sure she might have to come right back out tomorrow, but at least that would give her time to make an actual list.

An X-Men Fanfic Panic dulled his reflexes. The kids . . . where were the kids? If Mystique was here in the kitchen, she couldn’t have done anything to hurt them, right? Not yet. She glanced up and their eyes locked. So much for the element of surprise. She grinned, the white of her teeth flashing against the deep blue of her skin. “Hello, Logan.” He pounced, knocking her back into the counter and holding his claws against her throat.

An X-Men Fanfic In the past several years, the Xavier School for Gifted Youngsters had grown exponentially, despite their somewhat . . . unconventional methods of recruitment. Where they had usually been able to reuse the few textbooks they owned every year, there were now too many students to go without ordering more. A new shipment of books was left outside, and Ororo carried it in. They needed to go to the professor, so she headed towards his office, but stopped outside the door when she heard shouting.

An X-Men Fanfic Something strange was going on with Logan. No, that wasn’t quite right. Something was always going on with Logan, but this time it was more concerning than usual. He had requested some time off from teaching (a sick day, he called it, though he never got sick), and the professor, for some reason known only to himself, agreed without comment. Even stranger, Hank had cheerfully offered to cover those classes until Logan was feeling better and invited Logan to sit in on them, in case he “needed a refresher”.