Prof. Charles Xavier (![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
guideshapelead) wrote2012-02-28 09:17 pm
guideshapelead) wrote2012-02-28 09:17 pm
Entry tags:
XMFC/Making a move
They're at breakfast when Charles hears it, echoing around in his mind. He's not purposefully listening in, but James is a poorly controlled empath. This isn't the first time he's accidentally broadcast his thoughts.
//He's so beautiful//
Charles' attention is immediately taken, if only because he's not used to a voice other than Erik's in his head. Looking for James, he spots him at the other end of the staff table, eyes fixed on Erik while he engages in some sort of animated conversation with Alex.
It's the final straw. Charles has been aware of the attraction for some time, deep down, but he's been refusing to believe in it. He knows Erik would choose James over him in a heart beat - James is everything he is, alongside being able bodied and a good deal more attractive. Erik would be stupid to stay with him when he has the option of James instead.
Declaring himself finished, even if his toast is only half-eaten, he pushes back from the table and moves to leave the dining room. He doesn't want to be around company any more.
//He's so beautiful//
Charles' attention is immediately taken, if only because he's not used to a voice other than Erik's in his head. Looking for James, he spots him at the other end of the staff table, eyes fixed on Erik while he engages in some sort of animated conversation with Alex.
It's the final straw. Charles has been aware of the attraction for some time, deep down, but he's been refusing to believe in it. He knows Erik would choose James over him in a heart beat - James is everything he is, alongside being able bodied and a good deal more attractive. Erik would be stupid to stay with him when he has the option of James instead.
Declaring himself finished, even if his toast is only half-eaten, he pushes back from the table and moves to leave the dining room. He doesn't want to be around company any more.