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Assistant: Title: Professor Logan
        Author: pandapetals pandapetals 
        Chapter: 1/72 
        Summary: Collection of one-shots for Professor Logan x Professor Reader/You. You are a married couple who work at Xavier's school as a History and English professor. A mix of fluff and angst.
            
            You and Logan's students think you should date, little do they know you are married to him.
        Contents: Chapter 1: Already Yours
    

    

        
          
          
            You and Logan's students think you should date, little do they know you are married to him.
          
        

      
        
          
          (See the end of the chapter for  notes.)
          
      
  

  
  
    
    
  There was a loud knock on your classroom door, breaking the silence and immediately drawing the attention of your students. You looked up from the stack of essays you were grading and felt a small smirk tug at the corner of your lips when you saw Logan leaning against the doorway, arms crossed, with his signature scowl plastered across his face.

  You weren’t the only one who noticed him. From the corner of the room, one of the students leaned toward his friend, stage-whispering, “Oooo. Professor Howlett looks p@ss@d.”

  You barely contained your eye roll. You’d heard the rumors—how the students thought Logan was some grumpy bear of a man, ready to tear into anyone who crossed him. But the truth? That was just his face and his attitude. Mostly his face, though. Still, the whole “gruff Wolverine” thing really worked for him, even if the students had no idea that beneath all that tough exterior was a man who had a soft spot for a certain English professor.

  You crossed your arms, leaning back in your chair as you raised an eyebrow at him. “What can I do for you, Professor Howlett?”

  Logan gave you a long, slow look, his jaw tightening for effect as he ignored the stifled giggles coming from your students. His eyes flicked to the clock on the wall and then back to you. “You realize it’s been twenty minutes since your class was supposed to end, right?”

  You feigned surprise, glancing at the clock and then back to him. “Oh, has it? I hadn’t noticed.”

  Behind you, one of the students snickered. “Bet they’re gonna fight,” a girl whispered to her friend.

  “They should just kiss already.” The friend whispered back. 

  Logan smirked, stepping into the classroom and making a deliberate show of walking over to your desk. “You know, some of us have important subjects to teach. You’re holding up my history class.” He leaned in slightly, lowering his voice just enough for only you to hear. “I’m sure your students have heard enough about Pride and Prejudice for one day, darlin’.”

  You couldn’t stop the amused smile from spreading across your face. “Oh, right. Because nothing says riveting education like listening to you lecture about... what was it again? The Battle of Saratoga?”

  Logan gave you a deadpan look. “Better than listening to you talk about Mr. Darcy.”

  The class was barely holding it together at this point, eyes darting between the two of you like they were watching the most interesting tennis match of their lives. They didn’t realize they were watching an argument between two professors who had been very happily married for years, and this was just your everyday banter.

  You shrugged, standing from your desk and making a show of addressing the students. “Alright, everyone, class dismissed. And don’t forget your essays are due on Friday.” Your students groaned but began packing up their things.

  Logan crossed his arms, watching them leave with a faint look of amusement on his face. He turned his attention back to you, his voice low enough that only you could hear. “Friday? Cruel, even for you.”

  “Hey, they’ve had two weeks to work on those essays. Besides,” you shot him a wink, “maybe I’ll get lucky and they’ll start shipping Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth instead of... what was it again? Wolverine and the English Professor?”

  Logan rolled his eyes, but there was a twitch at the corner of his mouth that told you he was amused. He leaned against your desk as the last of your students filed out of the room, throwing glances back at the two of you and whispering as they went. “You know they think we hate each other, right?”

  You grinned, stepping closer to him once the classroom was empty. “Well, we do give them plenty of ammunition for that theory.”

  Logan raised an eyebrow, looking down at you with that familiar, teasing glint in his eyes. “And yet, they still seem convinced we’re meant to be.”

  You laughed softly, resting your hand on his chest. “I wonder what they’d think if they knew we were married.”

  Logan smirked, his hand sliding to your waist. “Probably think I brainwashed you or somethin’.”

  “Oh, definitely. I mean, who in their right mind would marry the ‘mean’ history professor with anger issues?”

  He leaned in closer, his voice dropping to a low rumble that always sent a shiver down your spine. “Guess you like a challenge.”

  Your fingers trailed lightly over his chest; your heart warmed at how easy and natural this was. “You’re not that much of a challenge.”

  Logan chuckled, leaning down to brush a kiss against your temple, his voice softening. “Guess I’m lucky, then.”

  The moment lingered, quiet and intimate, until the sound of hurried footsteps outside the door reminded you where you were. You quickly pulled back, even though no one was around, and gave him a playful push. “Go teach your class, Professor Howlett.”

  Logan chuckled, adjusting his stance. “You’re gonna pay for makin’ me late,” he muttered, though his tone was far from serious.

  “I’m terrified,” you deadpanned, smirking as you leaned against your desk.

  As he turned to leave, one of your students poked their head back into the room, eyes wide with curiosity. “Hey, uh, Professor? Are you and Professor Howlett... like, a thing?”

  You barely managed to keep a straight face. “No, no,” you said, shaking your head with a smile. “We’re just coworkers. He’s not my type.”

  Logan paused in the doorway, casting a glance over his shoulder. “You’re really gonna lie to the poor kid like that?”

  The student’s eyes widened as Logan threw you a wink before walking out of the classroom. “What does that mean?” the student asked, completely intrigued.

  You just waved it off, chuckling to yourself as you grabbed your bag. “It means... you’ll just have to keep guessing.”

  
  

    
      
        
        
          okay just some background info/timeline stuff: this is set after the end of days of future past. Logan is a history teacher and you are an English teacher at xavier's school. after knowing each other for a year (bantering, flirting, etc), Logan and you finally confessed you had feelings for each other. (See one shot - Confessions). You and Logan dated for a year before he proposed (see one shot - the proposal). then after 3 months of being engaged you and logan got married. (see one shot- the wedding). now y'all have been married for 4 years and this one shot sort of takes place there.'
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