Who: John, Gambit & NPC!Kids
What: John and Gambit talking then getting interrupted by John's would-be admirers
When: Afternoon
Rating: PG
Status: Closed


This place was crazy.

Of that, Remy LeBeau was absolutely certain. This place was insane. When it wasn't filled with students it seemed like a dead place, all the life sucked out of it, but when it was? It was almost too lively, kids everywhere and even though they were all suffering from some form of PTSD (Remy recognised the signs), the general relief in the air that they were all back and all alive was palpable.

( Idle chit-chat )

Hank had been a busy, busy man. He hadn't slept much since they'd been brought back to the mansion, but he hadn't really minded. He could survive off much less sleep than the average person, and besides, his patients came first. They always came first. When he thought of them, of how much they had been put through, he found that extra bit of resolve that kept him awake and plodding on. Not only that, but Ethan had been kind enough to bring an automatic coffee maker down, and had supplied Hank with plenty of coffee. The man was entirely too kind, and Hank made a mental note to thank him when he had a chance.

He had taken a short nap in his office while he had a break, but now he was rested enough that he was ready to tackle the mystery that was the strange girl named Laura. Perhaps she was an offspring of Logan's, which, considering the fact that the man only had about fifteen years worth of memories, it wouldn't such a stretch that he simply didn't remember her at all. If he had even any memories of her to begin with. Hank had been following this conclusion, up until the point that he was studying her test results.

Now that... that was interesting.

With a thoughtful "hmm," he picked up his cell phone and dialed Logan's number. He explained to him that the results were in, and he was available to go over them now, if Logan wanted.

Now he just had to wait. While he was at it, he poured himself another cup of coffee and flipped through the results again. "How peculiar," he murmured under his breath. Really, this was nothing short of amazing. Well, amazing and also rather disturbing.