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Hi there! This was just sort of a …thing I began. It’s really not as Nancy Drew as the title sounds, and it’s more about how paradigm colours perception of everyday events than anything else. Since I’m not familiar with how the current X-school works, I’m making it all up! Including the students, and the faculty, etc. etc. I home you don’t mind; consider it just another alternate reality. But I’m keeping the semi-crush Jean-Paul has on Bobby in …some book or other, mainly because I think it’s cute.
Another note, although it won’t be relevant in Part One: I don’t try to write accents. I’m not using “Ah” instead of “I” when Rogue speaks, for example. She means “I”, and that’s really good enough for me. However, if someone *coughJean-Paulcough* says something in a language other than English *coughFrenchcough*, I’m likely to keep it in that language unless it’s a long exchange that furthers the plot. I have no idea if that will come up, I’m just warning you.
And now, I present:
Jean-Paul Beaubier and the Mystery of the Velvet Shirt
Part One
( The mystery begins )
Another note, although it won’t be relevant in Part One: I don’t try to write accents. I’m not using “Ah” instead of “I” when Rogue speaks, for example. She means “I”, and that’s really good enough for me. However, if someone *coughJean-Paulcough* says something in a language other than English *coughFrenchcough*, I’m likely to keep it in that language unless it’s a long exchange that furthers the plot. I have no idea if that will come up, I’m just warning you.
And now, I present:
Jean-Paul Beaubier and the Mystery of the Velvet Shirt
Part One
( The mystery begins )
