Disclaimer: Well since A) I still go to school and B) don't live anywhere
near the place where they make X-Men Evo it's pretty obvious I don't own it
nor any of the characters or places that are recognizable. I do however own
the following characters: Summer Breen, Lela Alder, Richard J. Alder,
Melisma Kay and Ollie the Butler. Becs owns Toby (she's really cool, she
drew me a pic of Summer for me! :D)
Blink And You'll Miss It
Note: My universe is different to the normal one. In mine everything in Season Two minus the last three episodes happened. Therefore no one knows that mutants really exist. But a few things in Season three do happen. Lance and Kitty break up and Gambit is around.
Chapter One: A New Coming
Summer glanced out of the limo window with a jaded expression on her face. This was the fourth time she had moved in the last two years, something she hated. It seemed every time she started to enjoy her life her sister would decide to pack up and move out. Summer sighed unhappily as she watched the streets pass by.
Her sister, she didn't exactly benefit from living with her. The only reason she was living with her anyways was because her uncle had suffered a stroke and her aunt simply couldn't take of both her husband and niece. Lela had made it clear she didn't want her little sister around, after all she was moving in with her new husband Richard.
Richard J. Adler was a successful businessman from a very rich family who spent most of his time bull shitting his way through life with a cocky grin on his face and his cell phone permanently screwed onto the side of his head. He didn't like Summer at all and spent most of the time either avoiding her or giving her the look of death.
Summer put a strand of her shoulder length straight blond hair behind her ear as she slouched in her seat. Her sister curled her lip in disgust,
"Honestly, you sit like you're a boy. And those clothes.god you look like a freaking drug addict. Why can't you."
"Dress more like you?" Summer snapped venomously interrupting Lela. "Sorry but I don't like dressing up like a rich drunk."
It was true. Lela was an alcoholic. She had gotten used to living off her husband's money and was frequently hosting large parties with alcohol flowing freely and cigarettes filling the air. Lela would usually wake up the next morning with a nasty hang over.
Lela's face was soon filled with anger,
"Listen just because I don't dress like I'm a fucking punk doesn't mean you have to make up wild alligations like that!"
"Don't call me a punk!!" Summer screeched. She resented that just because she didn't prance around in a bra and hipsters like Britney Spears she was immediately an outcast in her sister's eyes. Summer glanced down at her clothing. She was currently wearing a hot pink Astro Boy t-shirt that showed off her stomach and her baggy denim jeans that sat on her hips. She liked her clothes; it made her somewhat different to the rest of the sheep in the fashion world.
Silence came between the two sisters as Richard babbled on the phone. Summer turned her attention back to the window as she fiddled with the tie that hung around her neck. Outside there was a sea of houses. They passed by as quickly as they appeared, if she blinked she would miss it. The limo turned. They passed a couple of kids skate boarding down the sidewalk. Summer hoped they were having more fun than she was.
Lela broke the silence,
"You're starting school next week. You would've started earlier but your old school fucked up sending your permanent record and crap."
Summer turned to her sister,
"What's the school called again? Lakeville High?"
"Bayville High, and you knew that." Lela shot back.
"You're lucky," Summer laughed lightly, "you're twenty nine, you don't have to go to school anymore."
Lela smiled slightly, "well I hated school and now it's your turn to suffer."
Those nice little moments where neither one of them insulted each other hurtfully were a rare occasion.
"Summer look!" Lela squealed in delight pointing out the window.
There in front of them stood a majestic three story white mansion. The grounds were a rich green, well taken care of and the front gates glistened in the sun. A large fountain stood at the front water flooding the pool below. The limo stopped in front of the front gates for a moment as it waited for them to open. They did as they were commanded and the limo drove in.
Summer looked on.
She had reached her new abode.
******************** Hope you like it!! R/R Please! hids
Blink And You'll Miss It
Note: My universe is different to the normal one. In mine everything in Season Two minus the last three episodes happened. Therefore no one knows that mutants really exist. But a few things in Season three do happen. Lance and Kitty break up and Gambit is around.
Chapter One: A New Coming
Summer glanced out of the limo window with a jaded expression on her face. This was the fourth time she had moved in the last two years, something she hated. It seemed every time she started to enjoy her life her sister would decide to pack up and move out. Summer sighed unhappily as she watched the streets pass by.
Her sister, she didn't exactly benefit from living with her. The only reason she was living with her anyways was because her uncle had suffered a stroke and her aunt simply couldn't take of both her husband and niece. Lela had made it clear she didn't want her little sister around, after all she was moving in with her new husband Richard.
Richard J. Adler was a successful businessman from a very rich family who spent most of his time bull shitting his way through life with a cocky grin on his face and his cell phone permanently screwed onto the side of his head. He didn't like Summer at all and spent most of the time either avoiding her or giving her the look of death.
Summer put a strand of her shoulder length straight blond hair behind her ear as she slouched in her seat. Her sister curled her lip in disgust,
"Honestly, you sit like you're a boy. And those clothes.god you look like a freaking drug addict. Why can't you."
"Dress more like you?" Summer snapped venomously interrupting Lela. "Sorry but I don't like dressing up like a rich drunk."
It was true. Lela was an alcoholic. She had gotten used to living off her husband's money and was frequently hosting large parties with alcohol flowing freely and cigarettes filling the air. Lela would usually wake up the next morning with a nasty hang over.
Lela's face was soon filled with anger,
"Listen just because I don't dress like I'm a fucking punk doesn't mean you have to make up wild alligations like that!"
"Don't call me a punk!!" Summer screeched. She resented that just because she didn't prance around in a bra and hipsters like Britney Spears she was immediately an outcast in her sister's eyes. Summer glanced down at her clothing. She was currently wearing a hot pink Astro Boy t-shirt that showed off her stomach and her baggy denim jeans that sat on her hips. She liked her clothes; it made her somewhat different to the rest of the sheep in the fashion world.
Silence came between the two sisters as Richard babbled on the phone. Summer turned her attention back to the window as she fiddled with the tie that hung around her neck. Outside there was a sea of houses. They passed by as quickly as they appeared, if she blinked she would miss it. The limo turned. They passed a couple of kids skate boarding down the sidewalk. Summer hoped they were having more fun than she was.
Lela broke the silence,
"You're starting school next week. You would've started earlier but your old school fucked up sending your permanent record and crap."
Summer turned to her sister,
"What's the school called again? Lakeville High?"
"Bayville High, and you knew that." Lela shot back.
"You're lucky," Summer laughed lightly, "you're twenty nine, you don't have to go to school anymore."
Lela smiled slightly, "well I hated school and now it's your turn to suffer."
Those nice little moments where neither one of them insulted each other hurtfully were a rare occasion.
"Summer look!" Lela squealed in delight pointing out the window.
There in front of them stood a majestic three story white mansion. The grounds were a rich green, well taken care of and the front gates glistened in the sun. A large fountain stood at the front water flooding the pool below. The limo stopped in front of the front gates for a moment as it waited for them to open. They did as they were commanded and the limo drove in.
Summer looked on.
She had reached her new abode.
******************** Hope you like it!! R/R Please! hids