SortOfBeautiful
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Dazzler.
Making her way to her own car, finding her way through the mansion back toward the main entrance, Alison was feeling...well, she didn't know what she was feeling. She wasn't familiar with it. It just felt...wrong. She didn't want to leave Charles. There was so much left unsaid.
But what was she supposed to do? He already knew that she was a stripper, on weekends. And now, she had signed a harsh contract that bound her to something much, much worse than just taking off her clothes. Charles Xavier deserved better than that. She did too, but alas, the deal was made. The damage was done. She wished she could explain. To tell him the truth so he knew that she wasn't leaving because she wasn't interested. There were just bigger things that she had to hold her end of the deal on.
Walking outside, feeling the sun on her skin, Alison walked around her car in a circle, examining it. If that charming Cajun damaged her car in any way, he'd hear from her. But it looked just as she'd left it. Only instead of being parked in her spot in the City, it was here, in Manchester. The last place she expected to see, ever. But always dreamed and wondered about.
Then, she found the note.
Only wanted you to be safe, chere. Didn't mean for you to get hurt in de process. Maybe someday you forgive Gambit.
Alison read it again. Then a third time. She knew the note had been left by Gambit. She knew it had been sincere. But...what did it mean? He wanted her safe? Safe from what? Did he know about her deal? If he did, then he should know she couldn't break it! No, there was no way he could know. Alison read the note again, slower this time.
Safe from him?
What did it mean?
After saving her last night, she thought that they had connected. That they had a good time just...enjoying each other's company. She didn't expect anything out of it, but the least he could have done was not leave her bed in the morning without a goodbye, and steal her car.
But maybe she should be grateful; it brought her here. She was reunited with Charles, and shown a new world that she'd been trying so hard to avoid. When she shouldn't. She belonged here. She was just like these people.
"Shit," Alison mumbled, her blonde hair blowing in the wind, falling loose from her ponytail.
It was decided. She'd stay.
Making her way to her own car, finding her way through the mansion back toward the main entrance, Alison was feeling...well, she didn't know what she was feeling. She wasn't familiar with it. It just felt...wrong. She didn't want to leave Charles. There was so much left unsaid.
But what was she supposed to do? He already knew that she was a stripper, on weekends. And now, she had signed a harsh contract that bound her to something much, much worse than just taking off her clothes. Charles Xavier deserved better than that. She did too, but alas, the deal was made. The damage was done. She wished she could explain. To tell him the truth so he knew that she wasn't leaving because she wasn't interested. There were just bigger things that she had to hold her end of the deal on.
Walking outside, feeling the sun on her skin, Alison walked around her car in a circle, examining it. If that charming Cajun damaged her car in any way, he'd hear from her. But it looked just as she'd left it. Only instead of being parked in her spot in the City, it was here, in Manchester. The last place she expected to see, ever. But always dreamed and wondered about.
Then, she found the note.
Only wanted you to be safe, chere. Didn't mean for you to get hurt in de process. Maybe someday you forgive Gambit.
Alison read it again. Then a third time. She knew the note had been left by Gambit. She knew it had been sincere. But...what did it mean? He wanted her safe? Safe from what? Did he know about her deal? If he did, then he should know she couldn't break it! No, there was no way he could know. Alison read the note again, slower this time.
Safe from him?
What did it mean?
After saving her last night, she thought that they had connected. That they had a good time just...enjoying each other's company. She didn't expect anything out of it, but the least he could have done was not leave her bed in the morning without a goodbye, and steal her car.
But maybe she should be grateful; it brought her here. She was reunited with Charles, and shown a new world that she'd been trying so hard to avoid. When she shouldn't. She belonged here. She was just like these people.
"Shit," Alison mumbled, her blonde hair blowing in the wind, falling loose from her ponytail.
It was decided. She'd stay.