heartofcourage
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Two Months Ago
Betsy hated it there in New York. She hadn’t wanted to go, but her brothers had insisted that she would be better off learning under Charles Xavier for a while. To her, it felt like treason on their part. She was fully in control of her powers…except in large crowds. Still, it wasn’t all that crippling. Only a minor annoyance.
Leaning back against the stone bench that she had chosen as her own down by the lake, she started out over the moonlit water. Her head ached slightly from everything that had happened since she had arrived earlier that week. She respected Professor Xavier, she knew his work well, but the fact that she felt as if her brothers had betrayed her weighed heavily on her heart and mind. Braddocks stuck together through thick and thin…which made her miss her mother and father all the more.
She let out a long sigh, her fingers fumbling with the cigarette package that she’d bought that morning. It was a filthy, disgusting habit but it was one that calmed her nerves and made her feel a little bit better. She had picked up the habit in her youth and had kicked it successfully a year ago…now it was back with vengeance.
“Stupid plastic.” She muttered to herself, glaring down at the plastic casing as if her anger would make it unfurl on its own. She was so distracted that she didn’t even notice the person approaching behind her.
Betsy hated it there in New York. She hadn’t wanted to go, but her brothers had insisted that she would be better off learning under Charles Xavier for a while. To her, it felt like treason on their part. She was fully in control of her powers…except in large crowds. Still, it wasn’t all that crippling. Only a minor annoyance.
Leaning back against the stone bench that she had chosen as her own down by the lake, she started out over the moonlit water. Her head ached slightly from everything that had happened since she had arrived earlier that week. She respected Professor Xavier, she knew his work well, but the fact that she felt as if her brothers had betrayed her weighed heavily on her heart and mind. Braddocks stuck together through thick and thin…which made her miss her mother and father all the more.
She let out a long sigh, her fingers fumbling with the cigarette package that she’d bought that morning. It was a filthy, disgusting habit but it was one that calmed her nerves and made her feel a little bit better. She had picked up the habit in her youth and had kicked it successfully a year ago…now it was back with vengeance.
“Stupid plastic.” She muttered to herself, glaring down at the plastic casing as if her anger would make it unfurl on its own. She was so distracted that she didn’t even notice the person approaching behind her.