Great work with this ome! Thanks!

I have to say I love this version better. Somehow I always saw Rogue as a private person so this one seemed more plausible in my head - meaning she never said a word to Scott or others before talking to Logan first. I have loved your spin on this theme - and I have to say Mytique's reaction was priceless :-) great story!

I had so much fun reading this one! I loved how both Logan and Rogue were portrayed, and you get some extra credit for making Remy so insightful. Bravo!

This was really wonderfully done and in such few words. I never could buy that Logan loved Jean but hey, the heart wants what the heart wants. But to use Marie for so long, to be so dishonest and deceitful with his closest friend... Now that was a new low. Great job!

Oooh I loved this part! It was simply fabulous in its angst. John's feelings I now that was a stroke of genius! I wanted to smack Logan upside the head for his instict to run - but Rogue's reaction was so wonderfully done. The Jubes situation was nicely done! Great job!

Now this was bloody marvelous! :-) Wolverine overriding Logan, so wonderfully done! Great job!

Hahaha! This was had me laughing out loud and I was having a bad day. Logan and commercials - loved it!

Wonderfully twisted and dark, Rogue is a tragic figure with her increasing vampiric needs and Logan is lost and bitter. Their mutual need is devastating. Great job!

Ok I have to day I really hope you will finish this one. It really made an impression on me - Rogue's loneliness was very nicely done, it hurt to read sometimes and this is the best writing compliment I can think of. Logan remained a mystery but still left me with a great feeling - his tenderness was palpable. Please, please think about finishing this one. Thank you!

This was absolutely fantastic! I was worried I would not find out what happened next after 'Scratching', but this piece tied everything up so nicely. I loved Rogue, and her bitternes and loneliness in the first part, and this one from his POV showed even more layers. Thank you for this one!

You have managed to capture her loneliess and the feeling of being on the outside so wonderfully. It must be exhausting feeling that way all the time - maybe Rogue left to feel that freedom of being herself away from all those misguided expectations. Without Logan there, the life in the mansion must have sucked big time. Although she would have been better off on the road with him. I always felt so many people living in one place influence a person too much.

I loved your Bobby in this one! His viewpoint was such a pleasure to read!

As Rogue would put it OMIGOD! This was bloody marvelous! The story had me at the edge of my seat the whole time. Logan was such a wonderful surprise even in his vulgarity while Rogue was outstanding. Both were marvelously complex. Thank you for this one!