MHA #10- Saturday morning

[throughaphase]

Kitty had had a great week. Getting to spend a ridiculous amount of time in bed with a hot boyfriend and not having anything to feel bad about at the end of it? She was all for that. That said, it was a relief to wake up with said hot boyfriend and feel normal again. What could she say, she liked her brain and liked having it not fogged up constantly. Also, she sort of needed a break, ow.

In the name of doing normal, non-sexy things, Kitty was starting with breakfast. She'd never really tried to cook cook to know or care if she was any good at it, but she could pour pancake mix into a pan and flip it when it was solid. She could also put up coffee and call it multitasking. And okay, part of her good mood had to do with the last few days, but that didn't mean she wasn't ruling this morning like a champ.


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[so_hawkward]

Hopefully, Kitty wasn't judging how uncomfortable a child being comfortable with his shooting was making him. "It's probably easier to keep you away from the zombies in the first place," he said. "Your mom can deal with them because... well, she's just that good."

[ahawkwardphase]

"What about when I'm big enough to be that good?" Which Lexi thought should be in about two weeks.

[so_hawkward]

"Well, your mom's also kind of special, you know," Clint said since she hadn't seemed fazed about mentioning, well, the phasing.

[ahawkwardphase]

"She's a mutant," Lexi said. "Me too!"

[so_hawkward]

Oh, well then. Don't mind Clint, he'd just be over here wondering how he - how any version of him in any future - could possibly protect a mutant child. "I guess I'm lucky to have two special ladies, huh?"

[ahawkwardphase]

"Yep," Lexi said happily. "Though we're not s'posed to say special 'cause I'm not really different than anybody else."

Which is what happened when you had Kitty for a mother.