Annette Arrington found college personally lonely. Mostly she kept to herself and hardly held the friends that she had close. She wanted to build her life far away from the inheritance she was bestowed. Suddenly, New York had a savior, someone that made Annette finally pay attention to the only life she was given.

For more than half her life Amelia knew one thing: she had to hide who she really was. Teased, tormented and mocked for something she couldn't help but be. A mutant. She couldn't tell anyone and had to live in utter secrecy. With a father who couldn't careless whether she was dead or alive, she knew she didn't belong here. But someone thought she did and it made all the difference. #1 in WarrenWorthington

Laura Kinney took her father's dying words to heart, many years later it was taking her on a path she was made to be on. A companion piece to the movie Logan.

Instead of reaching for reason, Charles Xavier didn't have any left. To know he was accountable for all he lost was something he couldn't accept. He found solace in fading to the background, his personal battle with himself made life even harder. He didn't think anyone genuinely cared for humanity anymore. He wasn't praying for distractions, didn't mean there weren't any. Set after X-Men: First Class and before X-Men: Days of Future Past.