Having left the cell block, Logan barely realized where he was going until he found himself at the gym. Yes.... That was good. He had to do something - anything to get his mind off this. Taking off his shirt, he tossed it aside - and kicked off his shoes, too, for good measure. The less getting in his way, the better. Piling on the weights until
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He wasn't very surprised to see his roommate already in the gym. He didn't think the man needed to lift weights, but there was a look on Logan's face that even had Remy backing off. Usually he had no problems poking fun at Logan, but something in those eyes made him cautious.
Instead, he focused on his usual exercise routine. He tried to ignore the other man but eventually it was no use. He stopped, grabbed two bottles of water and dared to approach Logan.
"I know ya got real good healin' but even ya can probably dehydrate," he said, holding the water out in front of him just in case he needed room to maneuver. "Drink somethin' before ya need the doctor."
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"Hey, no problem homme," he said with a shrug. "I didn't want to haul ya ass all the way to the infirmary."
He was definitely not going to ask what was wrong. A little teasing was harmless though. Hopefully.
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Now that he'd stopped moving, Logan was cooling down quickly, and he stood up to grab a towel, wiping his face with it before throwing it around his neck. His stomach finally began to protest a little at being ignored, and he grumbled as if echoing it. "Guess feedin' time's over, huh?"
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He walked in with an easy spring to his step, and waved to Logan gently when he saw the man. "I ain't interrupting anything am I?"
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"You need to fight with somebody that can punch back Logan? Cause I doubt your gonna get too much relief from that equipment."
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Nodding slowly, Logan got up, stretching his back. "Let's do it."
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The last time they spoke they admitted a mutual like. It wasn't all consuming romance like in the movies but it was sweet and so much more than she expected from Logan. Still, she didn't want to seem like a crazy stalker or puppy following him around so she gave him a little space while they all settled in to their new home. But now it had been a few days and as sappy as it was, she needed more than a passing head nod from her former team leader and she didn't see him at dinner.
Oh look. She found a use for those horrible clothes. She didn't have to explain away any inappropriate workout outfits because they often did PT in their cammies.
"Hi." She waved as she entered the gym.
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Angel showing up distracted Logan in a way no man's presence would have done. Men just made him want to continue more, exercise harder, turn in on himself completely. With Angel, he was almost tempted to tell her what was going on - almost, but not quite. He needed to figure everything out for himself first, and that was going to take him some time.
All the same, it was good to have some sympathetic company, and he stopped exercising, mumbling something monosyllabic that was supposed to be a greeting. Looking around the gym, he considered what equipment to use next.
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A little glimmer of hope kept her from completely retreating into her own head. Maybe he was just upset about something. Maybe it had nothing at all to do with her. She didn't wish that on him, of course but is she had to choose between the two, she was kind of hoping he was wrapped up in his own thing.
"How have you been?" She asked meekly as she made her way over to one of the weight benches and just sat. She wasn't really one for working out.
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And one that he would immediately pretend had never happened.
Grabbing a towel lying nearby, he hung it around his neck so he wouldn't cool down too much, and oh-so-casually changed the subject. "What're you doin' here?" It wasn't meant to be rude; he just didn't expect her to work out. In the pool, maybe, but not here.
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Which is how she justified strutting into the gym with no qualms whatsoever, hands on her hips and popping a large piece of bubblegum into the mildly silent room.
"You know there are a lot less destructive and funner ways to vent anger yeah?"
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"Mind yer own business." He appreciated the concern. He did. Just... not right now.
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She held her hands out, palms up in a helpless manner, wanting to help but still be persistent about it.
"I just figure one hopeless closed off mutie to the next right?"
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Slowly, he stopped exercising, leaning forward a little as he let go of the machine. "Don't wanna talk about it." And he didn't. But he appreciated the offer anyway, even if he'd probably never say as much.
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