ain't no rest for the wicked
Wade tilts his head and crosses his arms, still sizing her up, not that he has any intention of fighting her. Sheâs way too cute. Shiny brown hair, big doe eyes and, heâs got to admit, heâs surprised she hasnât run away from him yet. Usually, people only stuck around him long enough to a) kill him, or b) be killed.
âYou hung out here?â he asks with a hint of incredulity in his voice. âIn this tourist trap? With who? I didnât even think Xavier ever allowed you guys out of that little school. It looks like a smaller version of a fortified prison to me.â
He sniffs, idly kicking a pebble with the side of his shoe and trying his best to seem as nonchalant as possible. Truth is, he thinks Xavierâs School looks like the perfect place to live, but no matter how many times heâs tried, heâs never been allowed to be part of the X-Men.
She tapers down annoyance, and the instantaneous retort that no it's not a prison it's great it's the only place where I'm safe because she almost hear Scott's voice in her head--you don't know him from Adam, don't give any viable information. So she shuts her mouth--Rogue would be shocked.
"It's not that bad," she says, maybe a bit too defensively. "And I'm 18. I can go where I want." Like a gutted, wrecked city for example. "And--and how do you know where I'm from anyhow?"
Does he know she's an X-Men? She's only been recently added to the team, and very relucantly by Scott. Professor Xavier had insisted because she had wanted it so bad. Though she was ninety percent positive that all the begging and cajoling in the world wouldn't have swayed Professor X unless he really, really thought she was capable.
It gave a girl a warm fuzzy feeling, thinking she was kick-ass enough to be part of the coolest team ever.












