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Disclaimer: I wish I could say they were mine, but Marvel claims that honor. Please don't sue! Although, I wouldn't mind owning Logan.

Warnings: My first fan fiction, please don't torch me!

Feedback: Both positive and negative, is very welcome.

Note: Things in-between / and / are telepathic massages.

This it for mature reader that further you get into the chapters.

Logan is in it, so what do you expect?

I'd like to thank a role Play friend of

mine for giving me the Story Line Idea.

Enjoy.

Three days ago, Logan had been talked into going on
the field-trip. According to Xavier, they needed
another chaperone. He, Storm, and Hank apparently
weren't enough. Damn, why did Scott have to leave
after Jean's death and start a new life away from the
Institute? Couldn't he just start over here? Everyone
else has. Logan had agreed to go, if he could take the

bike, at least he'd get some peace during the drive.

Logan parked in front of the main doors and climbed off
his motorcycle, well, Scott's motorcycle, but he took
his car when he left and left the bike behind. Logan
heads towards the door, but paused. A familiar scent
reached his nose. He sniffed the air and unleashed all

six claws, growling.

Xavier felt Logan's distress, and contacted him
telepathically. /Is everything alright Logan/

/Someone's 'ere. Feel free ta come back ta teh school

Chuck, but keep teh kids safe./ came a tense reply
from Logan, before he broke their psychic link.

After informing the psychic, Logan let his claws slide
back under his skin and walked inside, following this
too familiar scent. The scent led him down to the
lower levels. He paused in front of the sliding doors

of the war room; then pushed the button to open the
door.

What his saw there shocked him more then he could
have imagined. Sure he'd always wished that she'd come
back, after she died. But he never expected it to
actually happen.

There, sitting in front of the computer sat Jean Grey,
still in her black leather X-men costume, from her
last mission. It had to be Jean Grey, Logan was sure
of it. He sniffed the air, to make sure it wasn't
Mystique, or an illusion. Yap, it was Jean alright.

Feeling Logan's presence, Jean exited the files she was
in, and pushed herself back from the desk and stood.
She turned around to face Logan and smiled, "Hello
Logan." She greeted the Canadian.

Logan couldn't reply; he only stood there, staring at
the red-head before him. "Jean… We… I… I thought you
died."

"So did I." Jean said sadly, walking up to Logan. She
placed a hand on his cheek, and made eye contact with
him. "I thought I'd never see you again."

Logan pulled Jean close into a hug. He held her
tightly, as if she'd vanish if he'd let her go. "It's
so good ta have ya back." He murmured into her bright
red hair. He pulled away after a short while, "Come,
Xavier an' teh rest should be 'ere already. They'll
want ta see ya."

Jean nodded, "Lead the way, Logan." Jean said.
Logan smiled and led the way upside.

Outside at the front of the School were groups of kids
of all ages, gossiping, trying to figure out why
Xavier had told them to stay outside.

Xavier, Storm, Rogue and Hank, were one of these
groups. Rogue was clearly worried about Logan.

"It's all right, Rogue. Logan has proven again and again
that he can take care of hi-" Storm trailed off at the
sound of gasps and hushed whispers. She, Rogue, Hank
and Xavier turned their attention towards the front of
the school, where Jean and Logan stood. They stood in
a shocked silence. The wind also seemed to have
stopped.

"Who's the red-head?" A boy asked, with an accent,
breaking the silence.

"That's Jean Grey." Jubilee answered in a hushed
whisper.

"The girl that died?" The same boy asked, confused.
Xavier cleared his throat and spoke up, "Kids, get your
bags from the bus, go to your rooms and unpack. Logan,
Storm, Hank and Rogue, drop your stuff off in your
rooms and meet me in my office. Jean you come with
me."

Once the orders were given, everyone went off into
different directions, following them.