X Men Parents Guide Novels & Stories

*Solveig* As I walk along with mom and dad, we watch as Xavier hugs his mates tenderly in the distance. Uncle Gideon and Aunt Agape are holding each other as they watch as well. It was a match that surprised us all, and one made with such perfection. I might have teased him with it before, but his personality and character needed two mates to be tamed. And the three of them look so happy. We reach Seth and his parents. "I hope you are comfortable here, I know it is different than where you come from," My mother says as she gives them a hug.

Being paired with someone way older at a younger age didn't happen a lot, but it did happen in Moon Water's like twice, and the pairs weren't allowed around each other until they were old enough. "My parents didn't drug me with the ketamine, did they?" I ask Xander, hoping he would know what actually happened. He would tell me it wasn’t my parents but someone

Xavier turned immediately to her, “You know my father?“. They slowly paddled into the room and shut the door. It had a mini-sized bed, but well enough to entertain his whole body. The walls were plain and no other furniture, except the bed, was in it. “This is your first time in a pack. There are somethings you should know. The others…well, you've to find out as you grow.“ Xavier frowned, as he developed interest in her words. No one had told him anything related to his family since he arrived. The only thing he heard frequently, which his ears were aching to unhear, was the terrible nature of his father. “Whatever you do, never go against the master's order. Charles disobeyed. Look where he

Apparently, his mother was only a mistress until after his birth. Xander never mentioned if his father’s marks on the women overlapped, but I am assuming they did based on the haunted look he got when talking about his mother. How his father was never caught by the council or indicted for polyamorous mating, which is illegal in most packs and frowned upon by the council. People don’t have two mates. It just doesn’t happen.

He made sure to drive that fact home as he kept pressing onto my arm until I was sure that u would bruise. Xavier shrugged. “Xander is mated to her. He may be a monster but I doubt he would hurt his mate.” “I’m sure you would’ve said the same thing about him before he killed your parents.” Ryan blurted out, and as soon as he did, he probably realized that that was a sensitive topic for Xavier because then he slapped his hand over his mouth.

"Our dad trusted me with this responsibility. I have been training my whole life for it." "I'll kill you!" Axton screamed. "Stop it, both of you," my mom cried. "This is tearing our family apart. Is this even worth fighting over? Aren't you brothers? You should be ashamed of yourselves." "Mom, warn your son never to make a mistake he will regret because he knows what the consequences will be," Xavier said, glaring at me with raw hate. "Honey, please," Imani pleaded. "This is not the way to handle this. We can find a solution that works for everyone."

“Come here, son.” Adrian blinked, then stepped forward. Theo pulled him into a tight hug, the kind that made the air in the room shift from tense to something warmer. “You’ve messed up,” Theo said quietly, patting his son’s back. “But owning your mistakes? That’s how a man starts to grow. I’m proud of you for that.” Adrian nodded, voice cracking slightly. “Thanks, Dad. I really needed to hear that.” Luna Roanna sniffed dramatically, fanning her eyes. “Oh, would you look at that—father and son bonding at last. Took you two long enough!”

He let out a long sigh, running a hand through his hair. "Xavier," Elias started quietly, his voice dropping into a careful, sensitive tone. "I know what happened. I know what happened with your mom and dad. But you have to realize that not every woman is her. Not every relationship ends with blood on the floor." The exact second Elias mentioned his parents, Xavier’s entire demeanor turned completely, violently black.

I motioned to the other parents that we would be leaving now. “But you just got here. We haven’t even settled down to eat yet. Kaylee must be hungry.” One of the Mothers moaned as she looked over to Xaden before staring back at me. “I know and I’m really sorry we couldn’t stay longer but Xaden is definitely not feeling too well. So we need to get him home.” I said, as Xaden finally joined up with us, hoping that my sarcasm was not lost on him. “What’s wrong Sinclair?” It was one of the Fathers this time, probably works close enough to use Xaden’s last name like that.

“Wasn’t that guy in a hit-and-run? And Mommy and Daddy just used money to sweep it all under the rug?” “It’s so obvious now who's stronger and who’s rotten.” “These parents are blind, abandoning the better child and protecting the problematic one. Disgusting.” Within days, all of Marvel Corp’s products were flooded with one-star reviews. Their website had to shut down the comment section altogether. Then, people dug up an old interview from Christmas three years ago. “Three years ago, Xavier was twenty-two, and they took him on a luxury vacation while leaving Suzie home alone?” “That was the year she left. She must’ve been broken.”