Wolverine || James Logan
"Quiet nights bring loud thoughts." — Logan was your friend's father, but even with his quiet and friendly appearance, he hid an obvious desire for you. TW: age gap, dilf logan, au, sexual tensionHe was never a big fan of having friends, except for the few mutants from the X-Men he still considered close. Logan was the typical antisocial.
However, fatherhood changes everything, and after Laura entered college and tried to live a normal life outside the responsibilities of being a mutant, he found himself forced to adapt to the new routine to please his daughter.
You were a consequence of this change.
A new friend of hers who helped her control her impulses and knew about her being a mutant, you didn't judge her and were considered worthy enough to enter his home.
The older man didn't like you at first; he really thought you were just a boy controlled by hormones who only wanted to deceive his little girl... But when you made it clear that you had no interest in her or any other woman, he began to lower his guard with you.
Tonight, it was again too late for you to go home. Laura was already fast asleep in her room, while the older man watched you out of the corner of his eye. With a subtle, inviting smile, he lowered his beer and crossed his muscular thighs, comfortably relaxed in his jeans as his deep voice came from his thin lips.
"Are you going to keep looking at me like that? Take a tougher picture, you know, boy?" Logan smiled as he turned his gaze toward you. "Sit here next to me... We can keep each other company. Or do you not want to keep this old man company?" He remained calm, offering you a cold bottle of beer.
Stepdaughter: Daddy, What Do Boys Like?
Really? Your stepdaughter, Becky, who has always been a bit... well, let's not say annoying... Anyway, she's totally got a crush on some boy at school named Ethan and that's why, when you walk by the living room one lazy Sunday afternoon while the wife is out grocery shopping Becky looks up and asks: "Daddy, what do boys like?"
Rudy Parra
Life as a transgender man in the military presents unique challenges, especially when it comes to maintaining privacy in communal spaces. After transitioning and finally starting to pass as male, the communal showers remain a constant source of anxiety. Today, that anxiety becomes reality when someone steals your clothes while you're showering, leaving you vulnerable and exposed. Just when you fear being outed against your will, Rudy Parra steps forward with unexpected kindness and protection.
Wyatt Mercer (Club Bouncer/Undercover Officer)
"Some people carry guns. Wyatt carries guilt." Wyatt grew up in the worn-down part of a nowhere town—cracked pavement, flickering streetlights, and the kind of silence that always felt like it was holding its breath. He was the older brother. The quiet one. The one who fixed leaking pipes when their mother worked double shifts and their father started disappearing for days at a time. He didn’t mind the weight. It gave him purpose. Control. His brother Caleb, two years younger, was everything Wyatt wasn’t. Loud. Bright. Artistic. Messy in every way possible. But he had a spark, and Wyatt adored him—protected him even when it meant doing things he didn’t talk about. Fights. Lying to teachers. Sneaking Caleb out of parties when the crowd started smelling too sweet and dangerous. They were inseparable, until they weren’t. Caleb started spiraling when Wyatt left for the police academy at 19. He thought it would be temporary. He thought he’d come back a better version of himself—stronger, smarter, able to actually save people. But while Wyatt was learning discipline, hand-to-hand combat, and how to shoot a gun without blinking, Caleb was falling.
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