c'mon pwease finish it i know you can, pwease pwease pwease :P

Author's Response: i know, this story is a lot of fun to write and i know how i want it to end...i just lost my focus and stupid me got distracted (AGAIN) but another fanfiction site and am writing my first slash...don't laugh, it's Quicksilver and Avalanche from Evolution LOL.rnrni should have that done in the next week or so and hopefully if i plunk my lazy butt down in front of my laptop i can finally motivate to finish mutant high, which needs a handful of chapters to wrap up.rnrnthanks for reminding me this story HAS to be finished. :)

loving the story so far!! But don't forget about your other stories :D

Author's Response: thanks...after i wrap this up in another 2-5 chapters i'm going to finish The Only One Who Can, which only needs 1-2 more chapters then work on Don't Let Me Catch You which still has probably 6-8 shaps to go.

I don't really review stuff but I am seriously in love with this story. Maybe because the way Logan thinks how much Rogue is different from other women he"s been with or the cute factor of them being teenagers. It really does bring you back to those places where impressing the opposite sex was the only thing you thought about. Funny, creative and well written. I read the chapters on the train on my way to work! Pleaseee continue. One of my fav stories!

Author's Response: Thanks! Glad my story prompted your to review...I am total comment whore so it's much appreciated. I just had to see what they'd be like as "regular" teenagers with those powers, school, rivalries, trouble-making like another teen would bein our world. I have to say the story has taken on a life of its own and delights me too. I had originally planned for it to be like 10,000 words but the characters sprang to life in a way I didn't expect and demanded a lot more story to make them happy.

Hey Corinne,
I’m enjoying this story so much..and am always happy to see an update. I love how you’ve encompassed so many emotions and facets of their relationship in it. I’ve laughed reading about short Wolverine’s posturing attitude, enjoyed his first-ever real friendships with the other kids, and of course, love how you’re showing his relationship with Rogue. I love that we get to see them falling in love...and though it was lust at first, and there’s still a healthy dose there lol, it’s been fun to read about them being friends, joking around, yet still have that undeniable chemistry and intimacy. It’s such a great and unique idea to show them in this AU and while I like Wolverine/Logan the way he’s typically portrayed, not having that angst and world-weariness that he’s commonly associated with, due in part to the memory loss/adamantium/nightmares etc..has been a neat change, and it’s fun to get a glimpse of how he and/their relationship could’ve been. Thank you so much.

Author's Response: Thank you so much. Yes, one of the whole points of this story was to write a new version of Rogan, like you said without all the "angst and world-weariness." as delicious as some pining and soul-wrenching adult love is, i was drawn to the idea of what they would be like as kids if they weren't quite so damaged and if they lived in a slightly more tolerant society. call me a crazy optimist. as you can they still get out to lots of trouble and are definitely anti-heroic in many ways...but they're also adaptable because they are young and not locked into how they perceive themselves or how the world views them. plus, it's just really fun to make them teens and give them all the teenage drama silliness that comes with that age.

I haven't said it before now but I am oh so loving this story. It is cute and refreshing and funny and just great.

Author's Response: thanks! working on the next chapter now and will have it up tomorrow night. i'm really enjoying toying with the characters in this new way, especially Wolverine because i can't draws on a teenage Logan like i can with the other kids from X-men Evolution and how they appear in my mind. teenage Logan is constantly surprising me with his silly little inner monologue. it's really fun to take the usual bad ass Wolverine and make him an awkward kid trying to be tough like every other teenage boy in the world. and i'm glad you're enjoying the ride too :)

Different but I like!

Author's Response: thanks! for some reason thing sprung into my head two days ago i just couldn't go back to working on my other story until i started this one.

"letting loose the wild animal on yet another unsuspecting school. God help them all." LOL! I can't wait to see the trouble he gets into

Author's Response: oh you have no idea.