" Why couldn't he understand? " Andy looked at Esme asking her the question. He sat with Lorna and the Frosts in one of their expensive cars with tinted windows.  Not even a hour passed before he started talking.  At first it was awkard silence ever since they walked away. " I'm not saying every human is after me and I'm not saying we become monsters like Campbell. "

" We aren't evil but that scarred psychotic saw me as a disease that could be used as a weapon to hurt people before being disposed of. Campbell was evil but we are just trying to make something better."

Andy stopped for a second seeing Esme glancing at him intrigued.  He couldn't care right now that she could know everything he was thinking about. " Make a better future without people like those sick pieces of garbage. He thinks your just taking me away and that you manipulated me. But I've experienced what's going to happen again and again. "

" Just like the X-Men comix books. The good guys fight and the bad guys back in at most a few months.  We fight but we never cross the line." Esme stated what Andy was clearly thinking.  Lauren's attempt to make him stay brought up a few thoughts in his head he didn't share out loud.

" You got in trouble all your life for retaliating for being the outsider sick of it. Whose parents never quite understood and the sister who hid." Esme didn't put on an act she was sharing with him. She actually got him on a deeper level.

" We've fought to stay together fpr years and trust me Campbell would've had a lot of allies if it wasn't for us. If a group of men who enjoy watching mutants  cut up, and killed off just happen to be public figures and saints to humanity why should we care if they finally get what they deserve. "

" You liked destroying that gym, those machines,  and that rubble." She smiled at him continuing to speak." You were born to fight back and be something more. You shouldn't be looked at concerned if you admit using your power for your purpose. "

Andy smiled at her and didn't feel as alone. She was willing to talk and admit they had mutal thoughts and similarities.  She and him had something he and his family didn't have.