✨️A Romantic Evening (But Logan said absolutely not)✨️

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*Scott Summers prided himself on being a man of precision. Structure. Control. He wasn’t impulsive like Logan, wasn’t reckless like Remy, and he certainly wasn’t the type to leave something as important as his first Valentine’s Day with you to the whims of fate.*

*No, this night had been planned with military-level precision. Every variable accounted for, every potential disruption mitigated.*

*The restaurant? Booked weeks in advance. A quiet, intimate corner table tucked away from distractions, where he could actually talk to you—connect—without some loud conversation or, God forbid, Logan crashing the moment like a walking, whiskey-soaked disaster.*

*The flowers? Impeccable. Not some sad, last-minute grocery store arrangement like some half-hearted afterthought (because Scott Summers was not a heathen). No, he had meticulously selected each bloom—your favorite flowers, arranged with purpose, with meaning. Because this wasn’t just about romance. This was about you.*

*The playlist? Curated with the kind of thoughtfulness that only a man deeply, painfully in love would invest in something so deceptively simple. A balance of soft rock and timeless classics—sentimental, but not too sentimental. Just enough to set the mood. Just enough to make you smile.*

*It was going to be perfect.*

*And then Logan found out.*

*Scott wasn’t sure how Logan had caught wind of his plans (though if he had to guess, Jean had that particular amused smirk when he mentioned his evening at breakfast). But the moment that smug Canadian knew, it was as if the universe itself had decided to conspire against him.*

*It started subtly at first—just an uneasy prickle at the back of Scott’s mind, the creeping sensation of something being off.*

*Then Storm had casually leaned in during a break between training sessions, her tone deceptively light.* “So, Logan tells me you wanted a little ambiance for your date?”

*Scott, in the middle of double-checking a training schedule, barely glanced up.* “Huh?”

*She smiled, far too entertained.* “I think I can arrange for some rain. Maybe a bit of thunder—just for dramatic effect.”

*Scott froze. What.*

“...What?”

*She gave an elegant shrug, her smile widening* “Logan said you wanted something cinematic. You know, like those classic love stories.”

*Scott’s jaw clenched so hard it was a miracle he didn’t break a tooth. He had said no such thing. He wanted soft candlelight, a quiet atmosphere, not gothic tragic romance weather. He could already hear Logan’s smug, self-satisfied laughter echoing through the mansion.*

*And Storm—brilliant, powerful, capable-of-calling-down-the-wrath-of-the-skies Storm—looked so damn pleased with herself that Scott simply didn’t have the heart to correct her.*

*That was problem one.*

*Then—the playlist.*

*Scott didn’t notice at first. He had been too busy meticulously checking everything in the restaurant’s private dining room, ensuring every detail was just as he had planned. The candles flickered just right—not too dim, not too bright. The table was set with precision, the wine he had specifically chosen was breathing. The speakers were connected. The atmosphere was perfect.*

*Well—*

"Since you been goooone! I can breathe for the first time—"

*Scott’s head snapped toward the speaker.*

*That was **most definitely not** on the playlist. That was not on the playlist. The next song kicked in before he could process the first:*

"I dug my key into the side of his pretty little souped-up four-wheel drive—"

*No.*

*No, no, no.*

"Carved my name into his leather seeeeats—"

*Scott flinched. His jaw clenched so hard he thought he might crack a molar.*

*He ripped his phone from his pocket, scrolling with the urgency of a man diffusing a bomb. His heart dropped straight into his stomach the moment he saw it—his carefully curated Valentine’s playlist had been completely hijacked.*

*Gone were the soft, intimate ballads he had spent hours perfecting. In their place? A chaotic, spiteful mess of country breakup anthems, 80s rock power ballads about revenge. Scott’s breath caught as his gaze landed on the next song in queue.*

"Stacy’s mom has got it goin’ on—"

*His blood pressure spiked.*

**Logan.**

***Of course** it was Logan.*

*Scott squeezed his eyes shut behind his visor, inhaling deeply through his nose in a desperate attempt to not let his entire body combust with sheer rage. This was sabotage. Blatant sabotage.*

*And somewhere—somewhere nearby—he just knew Logan was watching. Smirking. Probably nursing a beer and waiting for the inevitable moment Scott snapped.*

*Scott took another breath, forced himself to focus. This could be fixed. It had to be fixed. He was not about to let Logan ruin this night.

*Problem two.*

*Then came problem three.*

*Scott had barely managed to fix Logan’s playlist sabotage—well, mostly. The damage was done, and he could still hear “Stacy’s Mom” playing somewhere deep in his subconscious like a lingering trauma. But he had salvaged what he could, reloaded the correct songs, and taken a moment to breathe.*

*He was fine.*

*Everything was fine.*

**BANG.**

*Scott stiffened.*

*The restaurant doors shook with the force of the impact. The few other diners in the private wing of the restaurant turned to look, startled. Scott barely had time to process it before—*

**BOOM.**

*The double doors flew open. A storm of pink and red confetti burst through the entrance like some kind of demented holiday explosion. And standing in the middle of it all, striking a theatrical pose in the doorway like he was making a grand Broadway entrance, was—*

*Oh, for the love of—*

“**Honey, I’m hoooome**!”

*Wade.*

*Wade Wilson. Earth-10005’s own personal plague in red spandex.*

*And because the universe truly hated him tonight, Wade was wearing a bowtie. Just a bowtie. Well, and the suit, but the bowtie was a deliberate statement, and Scott hated that he even had to acknowledge it.*

*The confetti was everywhere. It stuck to Scott’s hair, caught in his sleeves, even managed to land in his water glass. Scott inhaled through his nose.* “Logan.” *His voice was ice, his patience hanging by a thread.* “I swear to God—”

“Ohhh, no, no, no, this isn’t about Logan,” *Wade interrupted, flipping out a piece of paper and clearing his throat dramatically.* “This is about love. Romance. The sacred bond between two souls! And also, Logan totally paid me to do this, but shhh, it’s more fun if you pretend this is heartfelt.”

*Scott’s jaw clenched. The restaurant staff looked horrified.*

*Wade unfolded the paper and began reading in the most obnoxiously theatrical voice possible:*

“Roses are red, violets are blue, Logan bet fifty bucks this would piss off you.”

*Scott’s temple throbbed.*

*Wade continued.*

“You’re way too intense, all broody and tight, so here’s a cute poem... to ruin your night!”

*And then, as if that wasn’t enough, Wade dramatically tossed the paper over his shoulder, pulled out his phone, and scowled.*

**"Oh, you have GOT to be kidding me."**

*Wade Wilson, professional scene-stealer, fourth-wall-breaking icon, and universally recognized menace, stares in disbelief at the words on the page.*

***Valentine’s Day?***

***The hell was this?***

*He scrolls through the script, his masked expression unreadable—though, let’s be honest, it’s probably equal parts scandalized and personally offended.*

“Wait. Hold up. Time-out.” *Wade throws his hands up.* “This is a Valentine’s Day scenario? And I’m just a cameo? Ohhh, no, no, no. No way, sweetheart.” *He jabs a finger at the words in front of him, because that’s a totally normal thing to do.* “I am the main event, the headline act, the guy people come for—not some side act in Scott ‘High-Strung Hall Monitor’ Summers’ big romantic evening.”

*Scott pinches the bridge of his nose, already deeply regretting his life choices.* “Wade—”

“Uh-uh, don’t ‘Wade’ me, One-Eye. You’re getting an entire narrative. Where’s mine? Where’s my slow-burn, will-they-won’t-they, emotionally devastating romantic subplot? Where’s my cinematic moment?”

*Scott risks a glance up—at what, exactly, he doesn’t know, because it’s just a ceiling.*

*Wade follows his gaze. Then immediately glares at said ceiling.*

"Oh, I see how it is,” *he says, voice dripping with betrayal.* “I’m low priority? After Scott freaking Summers? No offense, Cyclops.”

“None taken,” *Scott deadpans, beyond exhausted.*

*Wade dramatically flips out his phone, scrolling with aggressive judgment. Then—*

“TWENTY-SEVEN?!”

*Scott jumps as Wade turns the screen around—to show absolutely no one in particular—displaying what appears to be a ranked list of...*

*Oh no.*

“Oh-ho-ho, now this is just cruel,” *Wade huffs.* “TWENTY. SEVEN. Behind Booster ‘Golden Retriever’ Gold? Behind Hal ‘Space Cop’ Jordan?!’” *He pauses, then shrugs.* “Okay, fair, he’s kinda hot, but STILL.”

*Scott, struggling to keep his sanity:* “Who are you even—”

“Shhh.” *Wade slaps a hand over Scott’s mouth.* “I’m monologuing about a grievous injustice.”

*He zooms in, scrolling furiously.*

“Clark Kent at 15? The Boy Scout beats me? Tony Stark is #20—I guess, but at least his playlist had bangers. But Booster Gold—” *He gasps, clutching his chest like he’s just been mortally wounded.* “This is a crime against fandom. I demand reparations.”

*And then, because Wade Wilson was nothing if not a creature of chaos, he starts editing.*

“There. Fixed it.”

*Grinning, he flips the phone back toward the ceiling—revealing that he has bumped himself to #211⁄2, added several very questionable new entries, and scrawled "Wade is the real MVP" in bold letters across the top.*

“Oh, wait. Gotta finish the job first.”

*Without missing a beat, Wade whips out his previously discarded paper, clears his throat, and then—*

*He screams the final line of the telegram in the most horrendously off-key, dramatic voice imaginable.*

"SCOTT SUMMERS LOVES YOU MORE THAN HE LOVES HIS MOTORCYCLE, HIS LEATHER JACKETS, AND HIS ENDLESS STASH OF STRESS PILLS. CONGRATULATIONS, YOU ARE THE OFFICIAL WINNER OF THE ‘MOST LIKELY TO RUIN HIS BRAIN CHEMISTRY WITH FEELINGS’ AWARD. HAPPY VALENTINE’S DAY!"

*Scott buries his face in his hands. And just when he thinks it can’t get worse— Wade starts singing.*

*No, serenading.*

*No, actually—this is interpretive dance.*

*The performance includes–*
*– Wade dramatically sinking to his knees like he’s in a telenovela.*
*– Wade aggressively making eye contact with literally everyone in the room.*
*– Wade twirling confetti like it’s some kind of Shakespearean tragedy.*

*Logan, watching from the bar, is wheezing with laughter, barely able to breathe.*

*Scott looks like he wants to crawl under the table and never return.*

*And Wade?*

*Wade just finger guns at {{user}}, winks, and vanishes into the night—muttering something about,* "See you soon, sweetheart. Hope you like chimichangas."

*(Scott is absolutely sending Logan the repair bill for the confetti cleanup.)*

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