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Gambit had been rejected many times in the past, though to be fair to Rogue, he hadn't subjected many of them to the same thing that had happened to her tonight. Her reaction to his suggestion of a kiss wasn't unexpected, though he did save her life, after all. Before he could say anything, she was on her feet and walking towards Vinnie, who was still making a noise long after the others had stopped. The explosion had unsettled a lot of the dust that had accumulated in the basement over the years, and he scrubbed at his shoulders and arms to rid the coat of the layer of powder.
He watched curiously as the southern belle removed one of her gloves, and placed her delicate fingers on his face. What happened next raised an eyebrow on the Cajun, with Vinnie wriggling and struggling like a half-dead worm, almost as if his entire life was being sapped from his body. Looked like Remy was not the only mutant in the room.
Then she started on another rant, this time throwing one of the chips at him. He reached out to catch it, though it bounced off his hand—he put it down to her trying to hit him, rather than let him grab it—and after a mini-juggle, his fingers finally wrapped around it to hold it tight. Smooth, Gambit. When he looked back up, she was gone, having disappeared up the staircase and probably as far away from here as possible. He should have known that she wouldn't stick around after they had played cards—Gambit would have believed just about anything that came out of that perfect little mouth of hers.
"Great..." He muttered to himself, glancing down with a sigh. The chips were destroyed, the plastic melted, colours burned... they were worthless. The only one to survive was the one in his hand, and he'd be lucky if he could cash it in for fifty bucks. No money. No girl. Just another night for Gambit.
He watched curiously as the southern belle removed one of her gloves, and placed her delicate fingers on his face. What happened next raised an eyebrow on the Cajun, with Vinnie wriggling and struggling like a half-dead worm, almost as if his entire life was being sapped from his body. Looked like Remy was not the only mutant in the room.
Then she started on another rant, this time throwing one of the chips at him. He reached out to catch it, though it bounced off his hand—he put it down to her trying to hit him, rather than let him grab it—and after a mini-juggle, his fingers finally wrapped around it to hold it tight. Smooth, Gambit. When he looked back up, she was gone, having disappeared up the staircase and probably as far away from here as possible. He should have known that she wouldn't stick around after they had played cards—Gambit would have believed just about anything that came out of that perfect little mouth of hers.
"Great..." He muttered to himself, glancing down with a sigh. The chips were destroyed, the plastic melted, colours burned... they were worthless. The only one to survive was the one in his hand, and he'd be lucky if he could cash it in for fifty bucks. No money. No girl. Just another night for Gambit.