This hand gently yet with great strength pulled me up, the other hand grabbed under my elbow of my other arm trying to get me steady on my feet. I loo...ked up to see Matt, staring intensely at me. Empathy and concern was displayed all over his face. Still, not fully aware of what was happening he grabbed my hand and pulled me behind him, through a crowd of bodies that were pushing and jumping on people. Oh my god, these people have gone insane. Some guy from the crowd reached out and grabbed my. "I'll be gone in the morning, I'll be gone in the morning, I'll be gone inthe morning," I whispered over and over to myself. "She's talking aboutsomeone who doesn't exist." I don't think that's necessary Mum." Kirsty sounded anxious, she wastrying her best to make her Mum think Lauren would be okay. It soundedhopeless to persuade Suzanne otherwise, the story that Kirsty came up withwas too sad, nobody would let Lauren go alone if they heard her story now."This isn't something we can say yes or. "So, you're also a Titanic fan?"Sharon sighed in pleasure then melted back against his body. "I don't know how people can live in cities when the country is so utterly beautiful." There's beauty everywhere, you just need to know how to see it."She turned to look at him. He stared ahead as she drew strength from his profile. His dark sideburn caught her attention; a tiny curl had twisted and was against his cheek. Without thought she reached up and smoothed the recalcitrant hair.He turned, his. " Your brother Peter is the X-man, Colossus, right?" Of course."Turning towards the quiet red head following demurely from a distance, "And you Rachael, what is your nick name?" Well, uh, mine is more a code name, I don't like it though. It's Marvel Girl."Ever cheerful Stacy wrapped her arm around Rachael to help explain, "Marvel Girl used to be Jean Grey's code name when she was a student here."Not sure where the girls were going with this, "And that is a bad superstition to take another's.