Xavier turned to his long-time psychiatrist and dear friend, Dr. Logan Pierce, expressing his exhaustion, "Logan, I've been tossing and turning for weeks. Can't you just give me some sleeping pills?" Logan, understanding the situation, proposed an alternative, "Xavier, you don't need pills. A break might be what you need. How about taking a ten-day cruise? It could do wonders." Xavier, concerned about the financial implications, argued, "Think about all the money I could make in ten days. You're suggesting I abandon that for a leisurely cruise? Every moment away means lost income." Logan countered, "That's precisely why you need it. The world won't collapse without you for a while. Perhaps this break will show you can too. Take a break, a vacation, it'll help." Xavier hesitated, but eventually agreed, "Alright, but if this doesn't work, I'm done listening to your advice." "Agreed. Pack your bags, and leave your laptop behind," Logan instructed, unaware of the unexpected twist that awaited Xavier on the cruise. Instead of finding answers in sleep or companionship, he discovered something entirely different - twins, who now became his primary focus in life, replacing the need for sleeping pills with a new purpose: finding them a mother.
