"I blame the adamantium."

"You can't just blame evil scientists every time you mess up."

"Yeah. But then there's always memory losses, and brutal experiments, and then one day, maybe, because of deep psychological problems from my mother."


Sooo fricking great. I'm just rereading this and thought I should let you know just how much I appreciate it and you for writing it.

I have no idea how I've never read this story after all the years I've been stalking this site, but I'm so glad I read it today. It's now 7:46AM and I have to work today, but that doesn't matter. I would gladly pull another all nighter just to read something this wonderful. I feel in love with all of the characters and with the different spin on Logan and Marie's lives. Just amazing. I don't know if you're still active on this site, since this was written some time ago, but I hope you keep writing. Because this was awesome.

"Damn his poker face! He was harder to read than that Stephenie Meyer Twilight bullshit that Kitty loved so much and kept trying to foist on her." Haha!!! Loved this because it's so true. The next person that tries to get me to read this, I am throwing them out a window. Great story!

Author's Response: I know what you mean. I have zero desire to read that series yet Amazon.com keeps putting it on my list of recommendations no matter how many times I click \'Not Interested\'.

I don't know how I missed this story in all the years I've been devouring the fiction on this site, but I'm glad that I stumbled across it now. I loved every bit of it. I liked the ideas behind it and I liked the feelings that went into every sentence. (it reminded me slightly of Little Shop of Horrors, but in a good way). Basically, I just wanted to say I loved this story.

Hey. I love this story, always have, and I wanted to let you know that some people are waiting for the final chapter :) or two. I would love to see this completed.

I have loved every chapter of this story and will probably shed some tears along with many other's when it comes to an end. Badass Rogue and girls plus Logan at his most protective and sexy equals a mountain of awesome that I just can't describe. I love your voice. I love the way you get into your character's heads. Thank you for much for this story.

P.S. If you couldn't tell, I love you.

Author's Response: Awww!!! The feeling\'s mutual!

I'm glad everything is going well for you again. I hope real life continues on that way.

I was so happy to see the return of this story. I can't wait to see what happens and I love the conversations Rogue has with the Logan in her head. I'm also super curious what will happen when they meet again and how the inner-Logan will deal with the outer-Logan being around.

Death by wolverine sexiness. God, please someone sign me up for that. And this scene would be my death sequence. Only without the nasty interruption. Keep writing please because I don't know how I stand not knowing what comes next.

By the way: I almost keeled over from lack of oxygen because I was laughing so hard at the last chapter. My housemate busted into my room because she thought something was seriously wrong. She then slowly crept back out when I tried to explain myself to her. ::sigh:: no one understands.

I have no words...

I never thought I would see the day when someone would be able to write something that would make me want to hang Logan out a window and let little mutants use him for target practice. You just proved me wrong. God, please let Jubes magic work wonders.

On another note, great as always. I love how real everyone always feels and how little misunderstandings get blown up in your stories like they seem to tend to do in real life. Bravo. More please.

I love this story. I really enjoyed that you went into depth over what is wrong with Logan instead of just brushing it off as "some meds" and having him be perfectly fine after a little bit. More please.

Also, early morning/late night updates are the best. Then people get to wake up to a great surprise.

Author's Response: Yay! So glad you didn\'t find it too \"talky.\" Not sure if I\'ll get this next update out by tonight, but I\'m trying...

My mother and I watched it together when I was younger and she used to sing me all the alternative line that they used to yell at the screen when they went to the theater. I go at least once a year now and yell them. She comes with me sometimes. I always love it.

Anyway, I love this story. I like the pacing of it and the fact that it isn't "Hello Wolverine. Hello Rogue. Logan. Marie. Trust me. Okay. Make love to me. Okay." All happening on the same day. (Not that that's always horrible mind you). You can slowly see a friendly relationship emerge from mutual habitation/distrust.

I like the thought and the character development in this story and I think you have an amazing grasp on everything and everyone in your world. Bravo on the original idea and carrying it out well. I look forward to reading more.

Author's Response: Haha that\'s awesome! My undergrad would perform it live every year & I wish I had taken advantage & gone to at least one performance! Although there\'s no substitute for the original guy who plays Dr. Frankenfurter. Thank you times a million! Pacing is one of my big worries. At first I was terrified of going to fast, but now I\'m worried I\'m dragging it on. Damned if I do, damned if I don\'t, right? Muchas gracias for sticking it out with me!