“Are you ok?” Evelyn asked, reaching out to touch her friend on the shoulder after the phone call with her mother ended. Her friend looked over her shoulder briefly, giving her a non-committal and unconvincing answer. “I’ll be fine.” Amy responded quietly, not even managing a fake smile. Evelyn sighed heavily. Ever since the news story came out that stated the “mutant cure” was found, the mood in the mansion had shifted dramatically. Everyone was taking the news differently, but it was all very quiet. “Amy, you don’t have to—“ Evelyn stopped when she saw their male counterpar

31. Charge - MIRAGE Leadership training is the only class Amy dislikes enough to try to skip. It's not just because leadership training is crazy stressful, and not just because it's Cyclops who does the program. But Amy's excuses to get out of leadership training with Cyclops only last as long as it takes Rook to complain about why he has to train and she doesn't. Then she's in the line of fire too. "But I'm never going to lead a team," she says when Cyclops has lined a group of them up at random in the Danger Room for training. "I'm never going to lead an X-Team. I'm never going to have to charge into battle or warn that the British are c