Disclaimer: The X-Men aren't mine. I just use them to satisfy my sick sexual urges occasionally. :)


OK guys. Here's another story that's going to offend the Scott lovers among you. Sorry guys, I have to get him out of the way *somehow*. At least I'm not killing him off, right? For the purposes of this story, please consider that it is set in an alternate universe where Scott and Jean don't have their precious "psychic bond".
This story is my nod to an X-men version of THE STORY OF O. If you haven't read it and you like erotica, check it out. (By the way, don't expect it to get hot right away. It's very loosely based on O so it takes a while to get where it's going.) Logan and Jean lovers, enjoy. Scott lovers, sorry guys. A girl's gotta do what a girl's gotta do! vangiekitty


The Story of J: Jean's Story

I don't know how this whole thing started, I only know I seem powerless to stop it... No, let me

be honest. I don't even know if I want to stop it. But I'll have to make a descision soon, because Scott

comes back tomorrow night.

Adultery is an ugly word, but since this record is for my eyes only, I will use it. Really, I'm just

trying to put the whole thing down on paper. Maybe if it's all laid out for me, the beginning will come

clear and I can start to make an end, one way or another.

If I had to make an analysis, I'd have to say there were several reasons I let myself do the

unthinkable. No, Jean, say it: commit adultery. Anyway, it isn't that I didn't love Scott, (although now I'm

not sure if I do or not.) But if anyone had asked me, even up to two weeks ago, I would have said Scott

was my one true love, my prince charming, etc. Except for the longest time, prince charming hasn't been

able to get it up. Can't or won't, I don't know which but I strongly suspect the latter. And that hurts.

I don't know why Scott lost interest either. Too much work, maybe. Too many responsibilities,

being Xavier's fair -haired boy. Too much stress. Whatever it was, I got pushed to the bottom of the list

and it seems I've been there for months, if not years. Impotence I could forgive, but not willful ignorance

of my wants and needs.

Don't think I didn't try to do anything about the situation, either, because I did. I read all the

books, "Fix Your Marriage, Find Your Man", "Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus", etc. Plus

numerous woman's magazines. The books and magazines all told me one thing: it was all my fault. So I took

all their helpful hints to heart. I went to Victoria's Secret and bought tons of sexy underwear. I tried fixing

romantic, candlelight dinners, offering bubble baths and hot oil massages. I even tried being adventurous,

as many of the articles recomended. I bought a black leather micro-mini skirt and some bondage type

leather boots that went up to my thighs. I waited for Scott in this outfit *sans* top one night, meaning to

get him all hot and bothered and go down on him.

And what was the result of all these efforts? Scott ate the dinners, took the bubble baths and

massages in stride and promptly fell asleep. But the night I wore my leather outfit had to be the worst.

I've found that clothes like the little skirt and outrageous boots don't work unless you believe in them and

believe in yourself *in* them. That is, if you and your partner don't get all hot and bothered by the get-up,

it's more likely to seem ridiculous than anything else. So, I tried to feel sexy, to make it work inside my head

so it would work inside our bed, so to speak.

By the time Scott got home, I was pretty worked up. After all, it had been literally months since we'd had

sex. I'd convinced myself that this was it: tonight was the night! I was ready for anything. What I wasn't

ready for was nothing. No reaction at all, which was what I got, or rather didn't get when Scott walked

in the door. He barely glanced at me, even in the outrageous bare-breasted dominatrix outfit. All he said

was,

"Hey hon, hope you didn't cook too much for dinner 'cause I sure am beat. Think I'll just turn

in early." And he continued past me to the bed room. Well, of course I felt completely deflated. But I was

determined not to give up so easily. I followed him into the bedroom and pressed him back on the bed.

"What?" he sounded more irritated than anything but I persisted. Un buttoning and unzipping

his pants, I reached inside to encounter only flaccidness and disinterest. Still, I tried. After a minuit or

two, though, I had to admitt I wasn't getting anywhere. Scot was still limp as an overcooked noodle. A

look of annoyance passed over his face and he pushed me away. "Not tonight, Jean. I'm just not in the

mood." Then he rolled over and fell asleep. I was devastated; I had been dismissed.

It was then that I think our marriage truly died, because at that point, I stopped trying too. I

was just tired of being rebuffed. Scott wouldn't consider counseling. Hell, he wouldn't even admitt there was

a problem! We started to sleep in seperate beds. Or rather, I moved into the guest room and Scott didn't

even seem to notice. That was four months ago. Oh well.

As I said, I don't know why Scott lost interest in sex, but I didn't. When we were first together, our

sex life was great. I was a virgin when I came to him and he was tender and gentle. In other words, we didn't

just have sex, we "made love". It was beautiful, but after the first few months, never very exciting. I always

wanted to be adventurous, try something new. New didn't appeal to Scott, however; I don't think we've tried

anything ouside of straight vanilla missionary -position sex more than three or four times the whole time

we've been married. After a while it just became perfuntory and less and less common. Untill, as I said,

it ceased all together.

It seems so cold, so matter-of-fact when I read back what I have just written. But in fact, it's been

very difficult for me. I've always been what my grandmother dissaprovingly called, "hot natured." Maybe

it's my personality or just something in my physical make-up, but I've always liked sex. In time, after I was

used to it, I even came to crave it. And just because Scott stopped giving it to me, doesn't mean I stopped

wanting it.

Which leads me (in a round-about way, I know,) to the reason I find myself in this situation.

Because I've been walking around for the past few months in a sort of "haze" of sexual depravation. God,

that sounds so silly, but it's true. Stupid but accurate.

In this state of mind, I begin to take more notice of Logan. (Logan later told me he had begun to

take more notice of me at the same time. Apparently, my state of constant arousal was very obvious to

him. Don't ask me how.)

I have always liked Logan, although he is often brooding and withdrawn. I always felt he made

a genuine effort to open up and talk when he was around me. I liked to draw him out. Also, (let me admit

it), there was always a kind of animal attraction between us. Maybe for the same reason that Beauty and the

Beast was always my favorite fairy tale when I was a little girl. Did I think I could kiss Logan and turn him

into a handsome prince? No, I don't think so. More accurate to say I'd had enough of the handsome

prince for a while and was ready to try the Beast's brand of love.

Then, too, I could feel Logan's interest in me . He had never bothered to hide his attraction for me,

subtlety not being his strong point. But after Scott and I started into the beginning of the end of our

marriage, his interest became very obvious. He *stared* at me. If he caught my eyes, he didn't look away.

I read a smouldering lust in his direct gaze that made me feel like a lame antelope singled out by the lion.

And I wanted, so badly, to be brought down. I started to dress a little sexier when I knew I'd be seeing

Logan. It was flirtation from afar.

Still, nothing might have come of it, our mutual attraction, if we hadn't been left alone for nearly

two weeks in the mansion together.

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