Please. PleasePleasePlease...if you're still on here and writing, PLEASE keep going with this. It's fantastic, but I noticed you haven't updated it for a year, and I sincerely think you should. It is just a wonderful look at alternate possibilities, something totally unique. I'm begging here, PLEASE do more with this! I love this Rogue, I love Logan's reactions to her and the way that all the other characters aren't either way too nice or complete shits. PLEASE? Pretty please with a Logan covered in chocolate sauce on top?

Author's Response: Thank you very much, as your compliments do mean a lot to me. I'm sorry to say that I'm not quite in a position wherein I can write Rogue/Logan, these days. I admit that if I ever find myself again writing for this ship, this story would probably be it, and probably would be my finale, as it were. Unfortunately, I've had a hell of a year since I stopped writing it, and my head is in a very, very different place than it was back then. Rest assured that I haven't forgotten about this story, though, as it's probably the most original work I've got posted on this site and the truly bizarre directions it took with Rogue's character have made it my favorite Rogan fic of what I've written.

I just finished all you've got ofter 2 days of reading. It's great, absoutely wonderful. I love how you've mixed Marie and Yuriko. It's esquiset, and her attraction and interaction with Logan is very well done. You've finally fit the title in, which sounds great coming from Xavier. I really want more to this. I'd love to see the Danger Room with Logan and Rogue, and is Stryker realy dead, or did he get his comeuppins? Everyone can be brought back to life with Marvel. Great job working the plot of X2 in as well. I almost regret making Emma a bitch in my other fic. *grins* I hope that your writers block gets it's foot out of our behind long enough for you to put out another chapter. Awesome work!

Author's Response: Thank you my dear! I'm very flattered, and very glad that you've enjoyed this story so much. And yes, Stryker is very dead. I try, whenever possible, to avoid "pulling a Marvel" for the sake of plot continuance. I'm kind of amused that you like my Emma; I've rather liked her more recent incarnations: cool-headed badass Emma, with morals as flexible as most contortionists, is indeed fun. Here's hoping the writer's block will indeed clear soon, for it is making me sad. Thank you very much for your detailed review; it brightened my day.