RATING: NC-17
WARNINGS: SLASH, CONTAINS RAPE AND MURDER!
DISCLAIMER: X-Men belong solely to Marvel Comics and all the designers
and creators therein. Me? I'm just amusing myself in innocent musings and
twisted thoughts. Have a nice day!
SUMMARY: Logan is being haunted in his dreams by a voice and a touch.
It feels so real but, it's just a dream with a created presence, or is
it?
AUTHOR: SISTERWINE
Logan stood there a moment, still in complete shock at what he had just
witnessed. Finally, he spoke. "Didn't you try to fight back? If you're
a mutant, why didn't ya use yer powers? Oh baby, don't cry." Pushing the
sobbing Cajun back so he could look at him and dry his eyes, he waited
for Remy to form an answer somewhat coherent.
"Remy try t'fight back but, you were too strong. Not de only time you
was drunk, cher." Remy lowered his gaze to the bench of the picnic table.
"Remy tell you, he don' use his powers on
Logan, an' Logan don' use 'is claws on Remy. Y'forgive Remy, cher?
Don' mean t'be a whore,
mon amour.
I try better, oui??"
Logan smiled and cupped one of Remy's soggy cheeks, "Nothin to forgive, kid. Do you forgive me?"
Remy looked up in excitement. He tossed his arms around Logan's neck
again and cooed. "Oui,
mon cher! Remy never be mad at you, mon amour. After you sobred up,
you bury Remy, an' give
him a nice talkin' to. You fo'get 'im but, Remy a good patient boy.
He wait only for you, cher."
Logan smiled and went back to looking around the huge valley. He looked
up at the sky and saw
that it was neither night or day. He looked back at Remy who was awaiting
to hear Logan
profess his love for him too. "Remy, where... where did I....bury you?"
Without hesitation, Remy pointed to the tall oak tree that stood to
his left. He watched in reserve
as Logan walked over to the tree and examined it.
"Where, Remy?"
"Under. You put Remy in a box an' you bury him under de tree." Remy
pushed himself off of the table and walked over to where Logan stood. He
pointed to a small carving that read:
'R.I.P.
Remy LeBeau.
1905-1930.
Je t'aime, aussi.'
Logan looked at the young man again. He realised that Remy was now wearing
the blood-stained shirt and pants he'd been killed in. "Where is this in
my world, Remy? Where is this tree in my
world?" He'd turned and grabbed the young man's shoulders and turned
him to face Logan.
"Port Au Prince."
"Port au Prince?"
Remy nodded, silently.
"Who's dreamin this place? Where did this come from?"
"You are, m'sieur."
"The table too?"
"Oui. You brought it a year after you bury Remy. You sit and talk to
de tree fo' hours, cher. Sometimes you drunk, an' sometimes you bring a
petite fille wit' you. Logan forget 'bout me after couple o' years. You
go away, leave me all lonely. Remy sit at de table an wait but, Logan don'
come. So, Remy foun' yo' dreams. I jus' wan' t'spen' time wit' you, cher.
Remy lonely." Tears
welled up in the young man's eyes again and he wiped them away with
his sleeve.
Logan bit his bottom lip and then walked back to the wooden table. He
stopped at the end and
told Remy to come to him. When the kid did as he was told, Logan grabbed
his slim hips and
lifted the kid up onto the edge of the table, as he had done before.
Putting a finger to the velvet
lips as they started to speak, Logan kissed him, gently and undid the
old hookings of Remy's khakis. Logan whispered for the kid to lean back
and close his eyes.
Remy looked at him, quizzically before complying. He scoot himself back
on the table and leaned back on his palms. Closing his eyes, he felt Logan
free his manhood and then take him into his mouth. Remy gasped and his
eyes shot open to watch Logan pleasuring him. Remy cooed and 'mmmmm-ed'
as Logan seemed to go on for never-ending minutes. He balanced on his left
hand
and reached up to play with Logan's black hair and entangle his fingers
in it as he couldn't hold himself back from releasing. He lay himself down
on the long table and smiled when Logan
brought himself to look into his red on black eyes. "Pourquoi, Logan?"
"Let's just say, it was overdue." Logan kissed the velvet mouth again
and let the kid taste himself
on Logan's lips and tongue. "I don't wanna scare ya, kid, but this
body is makin me so hard. How
about we go back to my room, and we can fall in love all over again?"
"You wan' Remy t'make love t'you? I make you feel better, cher. We go."
Remy sat up and
jumped as Logan grabbed his arms and stopped him.
"No. For 3 weeks, you've been doin all the work. It's my turn now."
"Of course."
Remy entwined his fingers in Logan's and closed his eyes for a moment.
When he opened them,
they were in Logan's bedroom. Remy sat on the end of the bed, naked
and ready. Logan had
stood infront of him but, still had his clothes on. Remy liked undressing
Logan. He could tease
and tickle him that way. He reached up and undid Logan's shirt, and
then moved to his pants. He came face
to face with Logan's erection. Remy looked up into Logan's eyes and
then again, filled his mouth with saliva before coating the erection with
wetness. He sucked a bit but stopped when hands
lightly gripped his shoulders.
Logan gently pushed Remy back to lie down on the bed, and spread his
legs. He bent over the
kid and gently pushed himself into the tight channel. He kissed the
pain away, that he'd read in
Remy's expression. His movements had been slow and steady. He remembered
all to well the
sight at the top of the stairs and Remy pleading with him to stop.
It was the last thing he'd
wanted Remy to experience again. Trailing kisses over Remy's slender
jawline and down his
neck, Logan let his speed increase. He smiled as he listened to Remy
pant in pleasure. Letting a hand move to stroke Remy's hardness, Logan
gasped and increased his pace bit by bit before nearly coming.
"M'sieur...... ahh...... M'sieur.... will you please come? Ahh... I
need t' feel you, mon amour. Sil
vous plait. Ahh.... Remy can' hol' out any longer, Logan." Remy squeezed
his eyes closed and enclosed his hand around Logan's to help him stroke
Remy's erection. He gasped at the touch
and moaned into Logan's hungry lips. They felt each other release and
sighed at the completion. "Je taime, Logan?"
"Je t'aime, Remy." Logan removed himself and lay beside Remy on the end of the bed.
Remy rolled over to face the older man and snuggle into the brawny chest.
He smiled.
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Logan opened his eyes to find himself still sitting the bathtub, which
now had cold water. He wondered how long he had been there, and why Jean
wasn't knocking at the door. Logan let the water out and then stood up
and took a cold shower. He was still hard and the cold water didn't
help. He knelt down and stroked himself. Thick, hot liquid mixed with
cold shower water as it was washed down the drain. Logan grunted as the
last of it was being dissolved by the water.
He cleaned himself up and turned off the water.
He grabbed a fluffy white towel that hung on a wrack beside the door,
and dried himself off. All
that was going through his mind was the thought of him raping Remy
on the stairs. And then,
him making love to Remy on his bed. He had treated the kid so horribly,
and yet the kid had
acted like it was nothing. It didn't make sense. Finally, he remembered
the tree and where the kid said he was buried.
Wrapping the thick white towel around his waist, he opened the door
and rushed to his dresser to
get dressed. He grabbed a sport bag and started throwing extra clothes
into the bag. Dashing
back into the bathrrom to hang up the damp towel, he turned on the
light and blew out the greatly deminished candles he had lit before his
bath. Logan grabbed his needed toiletries and packed
them too. As he ran out the door, he glanced at the clock beside his
bed, 10:15 PM. He'd been asleep for over 3 hours. He threw open the door
and ran down the hall with his bag in hand.
Everyone was either asleep or in their rooms doing their things. He
decided to avoid them all and headed for Xavier's quarters. He knocked
on the door and waited to hear Charles'
acknowledgement.
"Yes, Logan?"
"I talked to him. Found out where he was buried. He showed me. Port
Au Prince. I gotta go. I wanna bring him here and put him under the tree.
He showed me everything." Logan rushed in
and shut the door behind him. He sat down beside the bed on a plush
leather chair.
"So it was you he was with....?"
"Yea. I kinda did a bit more than he told us in the Danger Room." Logan hung his head in shame.
Charles sat up and leaned back against his tall headboard. "Will he come back to your dreams?"
"I dunno. But, if I move him here, he might not be so lonely. I haveta put things right with him before he can move on."
"I had a feeling you were going to go find him. Let me get dressed and
I'll go with you. I might
be of some help in locating where he's buried." Charles pulled back
the covers and mentally brought himself fresh clothing.
Logan nodded and left the room. He ran to the hangar to ready the Jet and wait for Charles.
Five minutes passed before the elevator doors opened and Charles emerged.
Hurriedly, he
hovered his chair up the walk and set it down in an empty space.
The loading hatch closed and Logan set the controls and prepared for
take-off. Logan wasted no time flying the shortest route to Port Au Prince
and finding a place to land in the swampy marsh. The flight took most of
5 hours and neither man chatted much. When they did speak, they filled
each other in on what they had learned about Remy and his past.
Logan finally landed the plane shortly after 2:30AM and cloaked it with a flat clearing in the swamp. Branches and moss covered it, as well as the huge trees that seemed to come together above them. Logan admired his cloaking skills and turned to lead Charles out of the brush.
"I've made reservations at the hotel in town. They're expecting us."
Charles mentioned as they
neared the town limits. "We can start tomorrow morning."
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At the hotel, Logan stopped at the room door and stared at the number,
25. Remy was that age.
He'd hoped to take a nap and spend it with the kid. He couldn't wait
to tell him about his plans to bring him back to Westchester and bury him
under the huge maple tree that he could see from
his bedroom window. Logan turned the key and opened the door. Feeling
for the lightswitch, he
clicked it on to find the room was decorated in the late 1920s style.
Quaint Tiffani lamps sat on either side of the grand 4 poster bed that
sat just off to the right, they were dim but enough to
see by. An old wicker ceiling fan hung directly above the bed and spun
lazily. The window was diagnal from the door, and stood in between the
door and the bed. He walked in to the room and shut the door behind him.
Placing his bag in the chair that sat to the left of the door, he continued
to look around the room and wander into the small bathroom. It wasn't as
big as his was at the Mansion but, it had a sink, toilet, and a small shower
stall. Suit him just fine.
Logan yawned and flicked the lightswitch off before laying down on the bed. Not bothering to change his clothing or slide under the covers. Instead, he played with the lace ruffles and fancy patterns while he succumbed to unconsciousness.
"Remy? Remy!"
Silence.
"Remy, Charles and I are in Port Au Prince. Come talk to me, kid. Remy? Where are ya?"
Again, silence.
Logan stared at the blackness of his mind. Remy's name being bounced
off the darkness. He growled at the silence. Still, nothing came. Not even
the peppery scent of his Cajun lover as he
rolled over and concentrated harder. Hours passed and Logan tossed
and turned. Still no Remy.
Knock knock.
Logan grunted and jumped at the sudden sound.
Knock knock.
He got up off the bed and forced himself to walk to the door. He opened
it, and stared at Charles before remembering where he was. "I'll be down
in a minute. Just need to get cleaned up." He
closed the door and hurried to change his clothes and brush his teeth
and hair.
With his bag in hand he ran down the stairs he met Xavier in the lobby
who was holding two
cups of hot coffee. Charles had asked the clerk at the desk to call
a taxi before asking where
they might find an old cemetary with an oak tree and a picnic table
next to it.
The clerk thought for a minute, then laughed. He told them the only
cemetary with a tree and
picnic table in it was located in the historical part of town, out
by the old LeBeau manner. "Only
one person buried dere, mes aims. His ghost haunt de house too. You
crazy if you go dere, monsieur."
"Thank you." Charles paid for the rooms and followed Logan out of the door.
The taxi pulled up soon after they were outside and had finished their
coffee. They climbed in
and told the driver to head for the old LeBeau manner. The driver nodded
and proceeded to drive the two strangers to their destination.
It was nearly to the edge of town when the taxi turned down a long drive
way and stopped at a rickety old gate. Logan got out and asked the driver
to wait there while he and his friend opened
the gate and went inside. The driver nodded and turned off the engine
but kept the meter running.
The two men walked up the barely recognizable path to the tall, dark
two-storey house that
looked ashambles. The front yard had been overgrown with tall grass
and weeds. A rotted wooden rocking chair sat off the far left of the long,
white porch. To the right, an equally old and rotted double porch swing
sat. The paint was peeling and boards creeked and groaned with each step
Logan took. The windows of the front of the house were dirty and some were
missing
pieces of them.
Logan took the handles of the double doors and pressed down on the rusted
buttons. He pushed,
but it wouldn't give. He growled.
"Let me try." Charles concentrated on the door and shortly after, the
doors opened up to a dark
and dusty inside.
Charles followed Logan's lead into the house. They looked around the
entrance way. The
beautiful black marble floor that had once shined so brightly, now
lay under a few inches of dust. No furniture or paintings or any of the
art Logan saw in his dream. It was empty.
Suddenly, Logan spotted a cleared spot at the bottom of the stairs.
He took a closer look to find a big red stain in the middle of the floor.
No dust had fallen there. It was as if the dust had gathered around it
like a wreath of flowers. He knelt down and took a closer look. It was
a stain of blood. Remy's blood. Something in his mind snapped back to his
dream that Remy had shown him. Shaking off the harsh memory of his poor
ill-fated lover, he turned his attention to the top of the stairs and made
a dash for the spot. Taking two steps at a time, Logan bound up the steps
in
search of the very spot that haunted him.
"What is it, Logan? What do you see?" Charles called from the bottom
of the stairs. He sat his
chair down beside the stain and waited.
Logan replayed the events he was shown and described them to Xavier
as he acted them out, skipping the more intimate details. ".... and then
he fell down the stairs. He begged and pleaded
for me to help him, but I wouldn't listen. The bedroom's back here."
Logan pointed down the
dark hallway just kitty-corner to the tall staircase. Turning away
from the stairs, he disppeared down the hall and into the first room on
the left; their bedroom.
It was a huge room slashed walls and a dusty, broken, oval vanity mirror that stood in the in the far right corner of the room. The metal frame belonging to a massive king sized bed. The room was empty otherwise. Logan thought it best not to enter the room. Instead, he checked the other rooms before returning downstairs and leading Charles to the back door.
The back door, itself, had been pulled half off it's hinges so it rested
on the bottom hinge. Logan opened the door and pushed open the metal frame
of the screen door. The screens had seen his obvious fury after realising
his lover was dead by his drunken rage. Looking out, he saw the
huge tree from his dream. Patches of tall weeds had grown up around
it. The rotted and warped table was there too.
Both men made their way to the tree. Logan looked for the carvings and
hunched down to get a better look. Moving some weeds, he saw the carvings
on a cleared space at the bottom of the
tree.
"Now that we know where it is, we will come back with the Blackbird
and equipment. Logan,
are you sure you want to do this?" Xavier looked from the tree to the
man who was still
engrossed in the tree as if he were remembering another piece of the
dream.
"Yea. I'm sure. I owe the kid that much."
To Be Continued...............