When a young Charles Xavier meets Haven Ellis, a green-eyed scholar who he meets by chance in a pub, he finds himself immediately attracted to not only her looks and personality, but also the fact that he can't read her mind. As time passes, it becomes apparent that Haven's mutation is more powerful than any of the mutants anticipated- and though she can't harm people, there's a limit to how far she can push herself... Combined with the stress of stopping a possible world war and the emotions she starts to feel for Charles, she just might go too far. This is a fan fiction about Charles Xavier (Professor X) from the X-Men comics and film franchise. Any characters from Marvel are copyrighted to them- I only take credit for original characters.

There is a rare – border lining non-existing – understanding on those who have developed mutations. Skill sets which far outdo and exceed the norm of everyday humans. Being institutionalised was the answer to Margo Barrett's parent's prayers. Only, the last thing they expected was for her to escape and to eventually cross paths with people who were similar to herself.

[Completed] ''You can't break my spirit, it's my dreams you take.''

basic backstory: okay so this is an AU where Charles and Erik were just normal people and not mutants when Charles' accident happened and alike in first class he lost feeling in his legs and had to use a wheelchair - a couple of weeks before the accident Charles and Erik had confessed they had romantic feelings for each other. I'll explain more as I go along I know it's not accurate and stuff and the story's all full of holes but I wanted to explore some stuff okay I'm sorry feedback appreciated :3

Charles sends a text to the wrong number. continued here: archiveofourown.org/series/274155

❝Dearest Diary... That's how you're supposed to begin isn't it? I wouldn't know. I'm rather new to this diary writing lark.❞ Young Charles Francis Xavier is privileged, cloistered and educated. Being the inhabitant of a mansion, the heir to a bottomless fortune and attending the best private school in the tri-state area, anyone would've thought there was nothing more a teenager could want. Richness can't buy his father back from the grave. Wealth can't afford him a loving step family. Opulence can't purchase him an ordinary life. A thousand lavished rooms can't compensate for the neglect he feels from his mother. A fleet of flash cars doesn't make up for the bullying he experiences at school. Every last penny cannot make up for the horrors of the verbal and physical abuse of his step-dad. But some influence and affluence can cover any incidents. Any blemish in his family's public persona is swiftly glossed over. His diary encompasses his daily struggles: the anxiety that comes with his teenage years, the development of telepathic powers and the intense fear that one day, his step-dad may overstep the mark. Just for once, you can listen in on the telepath's thoughts.

After the incident with her brother, Jack goes back to New York with Hank and Charles to live in the mansion. Of course, something must go wrong with her halfway livable life. A man who knows a little too much about the three mutants shows up and literally bursts through their door, claiming he is from the future and takes their life by storm.

Erik has disappeared into the unknown, vanished after he was exposed as a mutated tyrant on national television. The Whitehouse is in ruins and the world is in hysteria after the exposure of advanced beings. Mutants are in more danger than ever before, Erik, Charles and Raven's faces were broadcast internationally. Charles has returned home with Hank, and relapsed into his mindless alcohol fueled, mind-numbing drugged up ways; tumbling back into a crippling depression. Erik cannot be trusted to be left alone, scheming and dreaming up a new strategic master plan to rid the world of the un-mutated "Neanderthals", and replenish his squad of mutants -- with his own children: Wanda and Pietro. He must be found and stopped before he gets the chance to strike again and vanquish all hope of redemption. Charles dreams of bringing Erik back in and teaching him how to use his power for good; to teach him that being a mutant is a gift, not a curse; to teach him that just because someone stumbles - loses their way, it doesn't mean they are lost forever. But to ever foster any hope of restoring Erik to his former pacifistic glory, he must accept his own gifts and use them; no matter how much it pains him. He must suffer for the sake of others: for the sake of Erik. How much would you sacrifice for others? How much would you suffer for those you love? To what lengths would you go to try and reclaim the un-claimable?

Book One of the Fatal Attractions Saga: In the year 1962, Kat Hazel is found in Chicago by Charles Xavier and Erik Lehnsherr. As part of their group of collected mutants to bring down Sebastian Shaw, she must learn and train with the others under the supervision Charles - the first man to treat her like she was worth something. [I own nothing but the idea for my OC. I make no profit.]