Disclaimer in Part 1
Part 3:
Kitty woke up smiling. She felt St. John's arm pressed against her waist,
and hoped last night hadn't been a mistake.
St. John opened his eyes moments later to find Kitty watching him. "Hey
there," He grinned rubbing her bare back. She breathed a sigh of relief.
"Hi." She relaxed and rested her head against his upper arm.
"Kit, you weren't thinking that, last night wasn't a mistake. You know that
don't you?" John asked firmly.
"I was scared. I know now," She assured him. John leaned over to kiss her.
"I told you last night, I'm not going anywhere Kitten. Not again. I'm never
going to leave you alone, never," he assured her as he brushed the hair off
her face. "I just wish I knew what to do now. About the Dream, I mean. I
wish I knew how to help the cause, without compromising myself."
"Johnny!" Kitty exclaimed, "I have to show you something!" Kitty got up
quickly and walked across te apartment to her desk. St. John couldn't help
grinning at the view. She fumbled through a desk drawer. "I've been saving
this, trying to figure out what to do," she explained as she handed St. John
an opened letter and snuggled back down next to him.
Dear Ms. Pryde,
As you may be aware, The Massachucetts Acadamy is undergoing some
renovations in policy. It is my wish to separate the Dream from our young
students. The world is hard enough without the additional burden to save the
world.
In speaking with Proffesor Xavier, your name was mentioned as a young mutant
who may be interested in a different brand of mutant education. Please
consider my offer of a job as a computer/math teacher as well as faculty
counselor.
Sincerely,
Emma G. Frost
P.S- Katherine, I'm aware that there may be bad blood between us, but I
truly respect you and would love to have you at Mass. Acad. No Preassure.
The letter was dated a week earlier.
"Interesting," St. John commented.
"Isn't it? Anyway, I've been seriously considering it, and, I bet Emma could
find a place for you too." Kitty smiled at her lover.
"If anyone knows how hard it is to be on Xavier's side, but not actually
with Xavier, it'd be Emma," St. John agreed.
"Yeah. So? Should I call her and tell her we're interested?" Kitty asked,
reassured by St. John's earlier promises of commitment.
"I guess so. I mean, we can always change our minds," St. John agreed.
Voila! Finished. If you want to see a sequel e-mail me and tell me you liked
this one!
~Kelsey
Part 3:
Kitty woke up smiling. She felt St. John's arm pressed against her waist,
and hoped last night hadn't been a mistake.
St. John opened his eyes moments later to find Kitty watching him. "Hey
there," He grinned rubbing her bare back. She breathed a sigh of relief.
"Hi." She relaxed and rested her head against his upper arm.
"Kit, you weren't thinking that, last night wasn't a mistake. You know that
don't you?" John asked firmly.
"I was scared. I know now," She assured him. John leaned over to kiss her.
"I told you last night, I'm not going anywhere Kitten. Not again. I'm never
going to leave you alone, never," he assured her as he brushed the hair off
her face. "I just wish I knew what to do now. About the Dream, I mean. I
wish I knew how to help the cause, without compromising myself."
"Johnny!" Kitty exclaimed, "I have to show you something!" Kitty got up
quickly and walked across te apartment to her desk. St. John couldn't help
grinning at the view. She fumbled through a desk drawer. "I've been saving
this, trying to figure out what to do," she explained as she handed St. John
an opened letter and snuggled back down next to him.
Dear Ms. Pryde,
As you may be aware, The Massachucetts Acadamy is undergoing some
renovations in policy. It is my wish to separate the Dream from our young
students. The world is hard enough without the additional burden to save the
world.
In speaking with Proffesor Xavier, your name was mentioned as a young mutant
who may be interested in a different brand of mutant education. Please
consider my offer of a job as a computer/math teacher as well as faculty
counselor.
Sincerely,
Emma G. Frost
P.S- Katherine, I'm aware that there may be bad blood between us, but I
truly respect you and would love to have you at Mass. Acad. No Preassure.
The letter was dated a week earlier.
"Interesting," St. John commented.
"Isn't it? Anyway, I've been seriously considering it, and, I bet Emma could
find a place for you too." Kitty smiled at her lover.
"If anyone knows how hard it is to be on Xavier's side, but not actually
with Xavier, it'd be Emma," St. John agreed.
"Yeah. So? Should I call her and tell her we're interested?" Kitty asked,
reassured by St. John's earlier promises of commitment.
"I guess so. I mean, we can always change our minds," St. John agreed.
Voila! Finished. If you want to see a sequel e-mail me and tell me you liked
this one!
~Kelsey