Title: Who Knew?

Author: Ace-of-Cyberspace13

Summary: Things nobody knew about the X-Men.

Disclaimer: I don't own X-Men: Evolution, but I do own Abby. I've decided that Indigo-Night-Wisp owns Gabby, so I hand over full rights, even though she's technically not mentioned.

This chapter is dedicated to: Indigo-Night-Wisp, who used her awesome brain-power to come up with Gabby, and now I feel bad cuz I didn't get to use her. It sure did help me, though. I like to know more about my characters than is actually mentioned in the story, anyway.

Thanks to (I realized I didn't do this last chapter. I knew I was forgetting something): Indigo-Night-Wisp (x2), Rogueslove22 (x2), Ex Mentis, Akatorio Mitsaya

The blonde haired girl crept stealthily, down the halls, her short blonde hair was pinned up professionally, and a pair of, rarely worn, black-framed glasses adorned her emotionless face. "Hello, world," she whispered to herself. "Abby is back and ready to roll." She chuckled to herself, but it had no tone, as if the girl herself had no emotions. "That idiot 'psychologist' thought he got rid of me, but I'm not going away that easily." Finally, she came to her destination, a non-descript, very normal-looking, wooden door. There was something about this particular door, though. "Hello, Graydon," Abby said tonelessly as she stepped into the room. There was absolutely nothing special about this suburban bedroom, if you exclude the mutant-hating psychopath sitting at a desk in the corner.

Said psychopath looked up, startled, at the sound of his name. "Who are you?" he asked.

"My name is not important, but if you must, you may call me Abby."

"What are you doing here?"

"Isn't it obvious, Graydon?" Abby asked him. "I'm here to kill you, of course." She took the gun out of its holster at her hip and pointed it at his chest.

Graydon looked like he was having a heart attack. "Why?" he asked her.

"Because you are a monster and you deserve to die and, as gatekeeper, it is my job to kill you."

"Gatekee-?" Graydon was never able to finish his question. The shot rang through the mansion, but there was no one to hear it.

"Goodbye, Graydon." And with that, the girl known only as Abby walked back to her home at the Xavier Institute. "There you go Tabby, no more Graydon Creed, no more Friends of Humanity."

The next morning, Tabitha Smith awoke and went on with her life as it has always been, completely oblivious to what had happened that fateful night. Graydon Creed's killer was never found.

End

Okay. This one deserves an explanation. There is a method behind my madness. So, in this story, Tabitha has Dissociative Identity Disorder, commonly known as Multiple Personality Disorder. I got all my info on this disorder from watching One Life to Live. On One Life to Live, both Jessica and Vikki have this disorder that I don't feel like typing out again. In the show, Jess has Tess and Bess and Vikki has Nikki. You see how that works with the name-rhyming thing? Also, in the show, they explained about 'gatekeepers'. The 'gatekeeper' is the one that comes out when something really horrible is going on so that the person doesn't have to go through it, such as the child of your dead husband being stillborn. This actually happened to Jess, and Bess took over. She switched Jess and Starr's babies and Jess never knew the difference. I based Abby off of her. So, yeah, that's how that went. I think this author's note is almost longer that the story, now, so I'm gonna stop. If you have any questions, ask in your review or pm me. And now, the customary please review! Pppllleeeaaassseee!

P.S. I'm still looking for suggestions, so if you have any, tell me and I'll get right on it.

P.P.S I'm thinking about righting a story about Rogue having this disorder which I don't fell like typing out. Their names are Hannah and Anna.

P.P.P.S. Now it's officially longer. hahaha