Rogue still couldn't quite believe it. Skids was just gone. Didn't say a word, nothing. Just took the snowmobile and never returned. She was intent on ignoring Toad's and Avalanche's negative remarks. Skids was just a kid, so was Av, but she never really thought the girl wanted to be there. She just wanted a family. Something Rogue understood all
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He took off his reading glasses and threw them on the desk in disgust. "I might be more successful at that than mutant liberation. Perhaps I could keep the cast together."
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She placed the glasses into the case and set it down, picking up his hand. "Just cause a scared kid left doesn't mean ya ain't successful."
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Rogue squeezed his hand. "It ain't your fault. None of it. This...its a hard life an' Pyro is comin' back. You'll see. He just needs ta find a balance is all. He's in love."
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"Spin it ta work for ya. It ain't that they run away, its that ya allow those who serve no purpose for the greater good ta leave. Or somethin'." She shrugged, not quite able to look at him.
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"So she doesn't wanna be in the Brotherhood. So she wants to be a regular kid an' just be able ta live for once. What the hell is so wrong with that?"
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He shook his head, and then began rubbing her shoulders. "Talk to me."
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She moved away, sinking into his chair. "I don't like understandin' how my mother must've felt."
Rogue twirled in the chair, turning so she was away from him. "But I'm glad she's got a chance ta just be a kid."
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He smiled humorlessly. "How many times have I left my own children? For my cause. And now, my soldier leaves me to have a normal life, and I am angry. It doesn't make sense, does it?"
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Rogue took a deep breath, forcing herself to stop wallowing. "Now what're we gonna do? We can't stay here. I'm sure ya know that."
There, cool and collected.
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