Disclaimer: *sighs* I hate these things, I don't own xmen so please don't
sue me. But Fae and upcoming characters ARE mine so lay off!! Also, just be
warned. If you don't like reading about girl/girl pairings or girls kissing
and stuff you may not want to continue.
Psycho: Chapter three! You know, I wrote this the same day as the second one but it was too short so I tried to make it longer..it didn't work. So I apologize for the shortness of this chappie! ^.^;; *ahem* thanks to my muses again! Yay for them!
Summer: Finally, the credit I deserve
Laxsoc: It was me! Alllll me! MUAHAHAHAHA!
Psycho: ^.^;; ok than, onto the fun-ness! Weeeee!
Chapter 3: .When Someone Finds Out
Kurt and Jean just stood there in shock. What the hell had just happened? The two exchanged glances and in silent agreement walked over to the Professors' office. The door opened as soon as they arrived at the doorway and the Professor invited them in. They sat down and immediately started asking questions about the incident.
"Is there something wrong with her?"
"What happened?"
"Is this a joke?"
"Why won't she tell us what's wrong?"
"Whoa, slow down you two." The Professor said in an attempt to calm their curiosity. "Now, just tell me what happened." Kurt started off with how he had surprised her and the whole coffee mug incident. Then Jean stepped in.
"I turned around to ask if she needed help cleaning up and, well, Professor she was glowing! Bright red! Well, it wasn't really a glow. It was more like." Jean searched for the right words. "It was like a color bubble" This revelation didn't seem to disturb the Professor, but he nodded in comprehension and Kurt took the chance to ask the question that was bugging them both the most.
"Professor, is this part of her power? I mean, it looked a lot like her description of an aura." The Professor sighed.
"Yes, it is"
"Well why didn't she tell us?" Jean asked aggravated. Tenting his fingers in thought, the Professor answered.
"I'm not so sure you should be expecting her to reveal every last secret about her self when she's only been here two days. Fae went through a lot back in her hometown and this part of her power played a key part in her decision to come here."
"Then why didn't you tell us?" Kurt asked.
"She was already wary of telling you the first half of her powers so I didn't want to push it. I knew she'd tell you in her own time just as you did with your appearance Kurt." Kurt blushed and Jean nodded in understanding.
"If you really want to know more about her, talk to her. But I'd wait until she's ready to explain before you bombard her with questions." Kurt's blush reddened and Jean smiled apologetically.
"Eh, sorry about that Professor," he said.
"That's quite alright." The Professor chuckled.
The two students left the office deciding to wait for Fae to talk first, the Professor was right and not taking his advice would be unwise.
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'Gotta go, gotta go. Gotta leave, can't stay here anymore. Not safe.' Fae's mind was a jumble of rushed thoughts as she threw her recently unpacked things back into her duffel bag. 'Don't have time to pack, too much stuff. Only what I need.'
Once her things were together, Fae took some time to meditate and calm her nerves. She let her secret slip here and wasn't about to let the whole world know about it too. But what if someone walked in before she could leave? Fae didn't worry about that. As a strong believer of fate and destiny, she figured that if someone caught her before she left than she wasn't meant to leave. If not, than she wasn't meant to stay. Whether or not she would be leaving forever was up to her, but for now she left her path in the hands of destiny.
Taking a last relaxing breath Fae grabbed her bag and headed to the window. Last night she had checked outside to make sure she had an emergency exit just in case and, lucky enough, the branch of a big maple tree extended right to her balcony. She climbed onto the tree branch and shimmied down the tree. Images of similar times buried deep in her memory forced their way to the surface and flashed across Fae's mind. Nights of loud shouting, name calling and things breaking had been escaped by the same route. Fae forced the memories back, as well as the tears and when her feet hit solid ground she took off, down the road away from the mansion and past the large iron gates. Where was she going? Only Fae knew, and she wouldn't even know until she got there.
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Even though they'd agreed to wait until Fae was ready to talk, Kurt couldn't stop himself from apologizing for his reaction. He knew what it was like to be feared for your appearance, and thinking back, he felt ashamed of his behavior towards the younger teen.
Reaching her door, he knocked.
"Fae? Um, can I come in?" When no one replied, he decided to continue anyways. "Well, I just wanted to apologize for earlier. I know how you feel and I didn't mean to hurt your feelings." Still no response. "Fae?" Kurt took the risk and opened the door. When he found an empty room he knew something was wrong. The billowing curtains caught his eye and he ran over to the open window. Looking out, he was just in time to see a figure with long black hair sprinting past the gates.
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The Professor looked up from his book when a sense of panic reached his always alert mind. 'Kurt' he thought. Confused, his brain searched for more information in the same place the panic had come from. He was just about to give up when the tail of a thought left the mind of the same person, and one name appeared perfectly clear in his mind. 'Fae'.
'Oh no,' he thought.
"She's gone."
YAY! Ok ok I know this chapter was short.sorry! Please review! See ya next chappie! Bbaaii!! ^_^v
Psycho: Chapter three! You know, I wrote this the same day as the second one but it was too short so I tried to make it longer..it didn't work. So I apologize for the shortness of this chappie! ^.^;; *ahem* thanks to my muses again! Yay for them!
Summer: Finally, the credit I deserve
Laxsoc: It was me! Alllll me! MUAHAHAHAHA!
Psycho: ^.^;; ok than, onto the fun-ness! Weeeee!
Chapter 3: .When Someone Finds Out
Kurt and Jean just stood there in shock. What the hell had just happened? The two exchanged glances and in silent agreement walked over to the Professors' office. The door opened as soon as they arrived at the doorway and the Professor invited them in. They sat down and immediately started asking questions about the incident.
"Is there something wrong with her?"
"What happened?"
"Is this a joke?"
"Why won't she tell us what's wrong?"
"Whoa, slow down you two." The Professor said in an attempt to calm their curiosity. "Now, just tell me what happened." Kurt started off with how he had surprised her and the whole coffee mug incident. Then Jean stepped in.
"I turned around to ask if she needed help cleaning up and, well, Professor she was glowing! Bright red! Well, it wasn't really a glow. It was more like." Jean searched for the right words. "It was like a color bubble" This revelation didn't seem to disturb the Professor, but he nodded in comprehension and Kurt took the chance to ask the question that was bugging them both the most.
"Professor, is this part of her power? I mean, it looked a lot like her description of an aura." The Professor sighed.
"Yes, it is"
"Well why didn't she tell us?" Jean asked aggravated. Tenting his fingers in thought, the Professor answered.
"I'm not so sure you should be expecting her to reveal every last secret about her self when she's only been here two days. Fae went through a lot back in her hometown and this part of her power played a key part in her decision to come here."
"Then why didn't you tell us?" Kurt asked.
"She was already wary of telling you the first half of her powers so I didn't want to push it. I knew she'd tell you in her own time just as you did with your appearance Kurt." Kurt blushed and Jean nodded in understanding.
"If you really want to know more about her, talk to her. But I'd wait until she's ready to explain before you bombard her with questions." Kurt's blush reddened and Jean smiled apologetically.
"Eh, sorry about that Professor," he said.
"That's quite alright." The Professor chuckled.
The two students left the office deciding to wait for Fae to talk first, the Professor was right and not taking his advice would be unwise.
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'Gotta go, gotta go. Gotta leave, can't stay here anymore. Not safe.' Fae's mind was a jumble of rushed thoughts as she threw her recently unpacked things back into her duffel bag. 'Don't have time to pack, too much stuff. Only what I need.'
Once her things were together, Fae took some time to meditate and calm her nerves. She let her secret slip here and wasn't about to let the whole world know about it too. But what if someone walked in before she could leave? Fae didn't worry about that. As a strong believer of fate and destiny, she figured that if someone caught her before she left than she wasn't meant to leave. If not, than she wasn't meant to stay. Whether or not she would be leaving forever was up to her, but for now she left her path in the hands of destiny.
Taking a last relaxing breath Fae grabbed her bag and headed to the window. Last night she had checked outside to make sure she had an emergency exit just in case and, lucky enough, the branch of a big maple tree extended right to her balcony. She climbed onto the tree branch and shimmied down the tree. Images of similar times buried deep in her memory forced their way to the surface and flashed across Fae's mind. Nights of loud shouting, name calling and things breaking had been escaped by the same route. Fae forced the memories back, as well as the tears and when her feet hit solid ground she took off, down the road away from the mansion and past the large iron gates. Where was she going? Only Fae knew, and she wouldn't even know until she got there.
~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~
Even though they'd agreed to wait until Fae was ready to talk, Kurt couldn't stop himself from apologizing for his reaction. He knew what it was like to be feared for your appearance, and thinking back, he felt ashamed of his behavior towards the younger teen.
Reaching her door, he knocked.
"Fae? Um, can I come in?" When no one replied, he decided to continue anyways. "Well, I just wanted to apologize for earlier. I know how you feel and I didn't mean to hurt your feelings." Still no response. "Fae?" Kurt took the risk and opened the door. When he found an empty room he knew something was wrong. The billowing curtains caught his eye and he ran over to the open window. Looking out, he was just in time to see a figure with long black hair sprinting past the gates.
~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~
The Professor looked up from his book when a sense of panic reached his always alert mind. 'Kurt' he thought. Confused, his brain searched for more information in the same place the panic had come from. He was just about to give up when the tail of a thought left the mind of the same person, and one name appeared perfectly clear in his mind. 'Fae'.
'Oh no,' he thought.
"She's gone."
YAY! Ok ok I know this chapter was short.sorry! Please review! See ya next chappie! Bbaaii!! ^_^v