She Very Obviously Didn't Believe Him , But She Wasn't About To Argue Either. She Wished That He Would

ㅤㅤshe very obviously didn't believe him , but she wasn't about to argue either. she wished that he would trust her enough to be honest , but she knew that vulnerability was really hard for a lot of people , she was one of them , and it wasn't about her. NOT EVERYTHING WAS ABOUT HER. 

ㅤㅤ" I'm sorry if I haven't been here enough for you , @wonder-winged. " finally , she did allow her hand to connect with his forearm , but she was forceful with her shields to stop herself from entering his mind. " I'm going to do better. "

❝Jeannie. Whatever you feel—— or think you feel, is nothing. Everything, and everyone, is just fine. ❞

A hand to reach out, oh, if only he was so lucky. ❝I'm fine. ❞

Then I Forge You into the End of Worlds

ㅤㅤ" I don't know what I'm supposed to do , @cloudrides. I feel so lost all the time. " she turned to the woman , hands reaching for those of her friend. " it's not supposed to feel like this , right? "

ㅤㅤ" hey. " her voice was soft , careful. she stared into the eyes of the younger woman , her head tilting slightly as she studied the expression on @emmatriarchy's face. " if anyone understands , you know it's me. "

⭒˚｡🖁‧₊˚ 〖 down these mean streets . . . 〗 a collection of scene prompts inspired by n͟e͟o͟-n͟o͟i͟r͟, v͟i͟o͟l͟e͟n͟c͟e͟, c͟o͟n͟t͟r͟o͟l͟, e͟t͟c͟. some prompts usfw. add +reversed for the receiving muse to be "the sender" instead. adjust details as necessary.

dead end. there's nowhere left to run; the sender has cornered you at last. anonymous. disguising your voice, you call the sender to threaten/warn them. loose ends. you thought you killed them! but there's the sender, walking your way. ashtray. your cigarette smokes as you extinguish it on the sender's skin. deck. you lick the sender's blood from your knuckles, still stinging from the punch. backstab. end of the road, pal—you reveal you're double-crossing the sender. blunt. hidden in the shadows, you press your gun to the sender's back.

heel. you stare at the sender from across the room and beckon them to you. fix. not looking like that—disapproving, you fix the sender's appearance. tilt. you take the sender's chin in your hand and make them meet your gaze. staccato. irritated, the sender drums their fingers against you beneath the table. listen. the sender disobeys and you swat their curious hand away. fasten. just something i picked up—you clasp a necklace/tie/etc. on the sender. quiet. you press a finger to the sender's lips and tell them to be patient.

vomit. you can't handle this; you vomit as the sender groans about leaving evidence. wink. don't worry—you wink as you assure the sender you have no morals to offend. up front. the sender's job is a doozy; you demand half the payment now or you walk. hush. talk is cheap but you sure aren't. you accept the hush money from the sender. crossfire. you realize the sender asking you to put out a hit is your next target. gulp. hard to argue with a bullet; you agree to the sender's demands. jugular. you hold your breath as the sender uses you to demonstrate how the murder weapon was used to strangle the victim.

patron. you know the sender is hired to keep you spending but you linger anyway. last call. the sender has one final cigarette in their pack; you take it without asking. loose lips. the sender pours you another glass as you finally confess. bills. it's on me—you pay for the sender's meal. cozy. there aren't enough seats open; you pull the sender onto your lap with a grin. coffee. you look like hell—you press a cup of coffee to the sender's hands. waiting. you duck into the bus stop to escape the rain, intruding on the sender.

gutter. the trail of blood ends and you find the sender broken on the ground. speak up. you press the knife in deeper as the sender swears they didn't betray you. plaster. it's not pretty but it'll do; you wince as the sender patches your wounds. empty. you laugh at the sender as you throw your gun aside, finally out of bullets. rat. the sender falls to their knees and agrees to tell you everything they know. smother. you clasp a hand over the sender's mouth to keep from being heard. cut our losses. the sender won't make it; you leave them to die.

voyeur. you know the sender's watching; you open the blinds so they can watch. slip of the tongue. the sender whispers another's name against your skin. sign here. the sender traces a finger over [your choice], asking you to leave a mark. desk. your most enticing assignment yet: the sender bent over your desk. handcuffs. the sender dangles the key, teasing, but you hope they take their time. window. you press the sender against the glass, watching the city watching them. harsh light. what's worse? the hangover or that you can't recall the sender's name.

"In each universe Jean Greys suffers the same horror. And in each universe I am too late to save her. It needs to be changed"

Cyclops on his Phoenix road