First Days of School
Kurt bit his lip as his eyes were planted at the door of the classroom with worried eyes. His holograph covered fingers used the writing utensil in his hand to tap on his wooden desk. The German teacher spoke to the class but to Kurt it went through one ear and out the other, knowing that this was the day. The day that Chrys was first starting in a real school. He hadn't seen her all morning and the camouflaged mutant was worried even though yesterday the bush haired female was finally out of her shell when it came to human mutants.
That didn't stop him from worrying for her. The X-men had all agreed that it would be better for no one to know that she was mutant. Though Chrys had protested at the notion, said that it was pretty much the same as being hidden. However after much negotiation (four hours to be exact) she finally gave into the plan with a heavy heart. He knew she didn't like the fact that she was hiding again but at least she's going to try.
Suddenly, a girl came bursting inside of the German class with deep heaving breathes, holding a tardy slip in her hand. Her hair was slightly puffy with naturally curly black hair against her skin was browned a dark caramel color like she was Latino. Her eyes, however, were a brilliant blue hue that shined in the artificial lights in the room. Her wardrobe was almost all black if it weren't for the shining green recycle symbol on her tank top, even her backpack was black. Around her neck was a pair of large head phones that were meant block out anything and everything. Her pants were baggy on her legs making the ends brag but it was still attached to her hips.
"Hello", said the teacher with uncertainty looking at the strange girl barging into her class like a herd of buffalo were on her tail.
"Uh…Sorry", the teen said in a cool attitude, "I have a pass." The new student handed her the paper in her hand and stood there with unreadable eyes. Kurt felt a familiar vibe from the curly haired female in the front of the room. The way she moved and talked seemed too familiar for comfort; he tried to scan the stranger over but just didn't recognize her. The teacher read the note and stood with authority in her eyes.
"Class," she proclaimed, "we have a new student with us. She just moved here from Evergreen, Maine. Her name is Chrysanthemum Violet Xavier." Lightening struck the blue tailed mutant's with an electrifying shock when her name was spoken. That couldn't be right, Chrys was a music loving, angry, trash-talking, kind, anti-social, fiery, somewhat dark, vegetarian mutant that looked like a bush with legs.
"Just Chrys", corrected secret mutant placing her hands in her pockets.
"Well, Miss Xavier", replied the teacher sitting back down, "You can sit right next to Mr. Wagner." With a nod, Chrys made her way to the desk beside Kurt settled her things under it and sat in the chair of the desk. He looked at her in bewilderment not at all seeing that bush haired girl he had seen the day before. Chrys glanced beside her to see the young man next her still shocked by her transformation and smiled at him.
"Hey, I don't believe we properly met before, I'm Chrys. You're Kurt Wagner right? From the Xavier Institute", asked Chrys with a knowing smirk, much like Doc smiled. Kurt chuckled at the act, she was completely into it wasn't she? "My adoptive uncle has told me so much about the Institute. I'm sure Uncle Charles has spoken of me as well?"
'Vight! The cover story', the blue furred male mentally smacked himself in the forehead. They had all agreed one giving her a cover story to explain why she was anywhere near the mutants of the school. It stated that, Chrys wanted to good to a normal school since she was homeschooled all her life and the schools at the town she was at previously were bad. Professor Xavier was part of her father's adoptive family and came to go to a good high school for the rest of the year. As well as, her father and herself did not have any mutant jeans. "Yeah", replied Kurt, "He said you vould be here for ze rest of your high school years."
The lie worked perfectly seeing people spoke to her like a normal person but Kurt felt something in the pit of his stomach. It only happened when a guy looked at her with those lustful eyes and hungry smiles. Thanks goodness, the new mutant was aware of the dangers of high school but for some reason he still felt a burning inside of him in a merciless flame. The rest of the day went on rather smoothly. Well maybe not, every time she tried to hang out with the Xavier students she was always dragged away from them and scolded by the rest of the student body to not even speak to them.
At lunch was probably the most bizarre of the whole day. Chrys looked around lunch room seeing only meat on the menu not so much as a salad was there. Her disguised eyes went to the lunch she packed, she found herself grateful that she had packed it. She turned to the lunch room tables seeing how the whole room looked at her with awaiting eyes, observing her every move. 'Weird', she thought as she looked at the faces. Her disguised eyes looked at the Mutant table with a small smile on her face. Until she saw everyone else looking at her with glares that shined like a pack of wolves. Kurt saw this and mouthed to her, "You shouldn't sit next to us during lunch."
Chrys didn't like the fact that she couldn't sit with her friends but she knew it had to be done. The new student hung her head and moved to doors leading outside of lunchroom and into the open field of the school.
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