The X-Project

[1] Heya, love. Doug's always generally a great source for information on all things - if he doesn't know it or can't figure it out (highly unlikely), he'll data mine (which, I'm not precisely sure what that means, but he assures me it's perfectly legal) the internet until he finds it. All that to say yes, this is a literal mansion in the sense that we have forty to fifty or so people and the only ones sharing suites are the ones who want to. There are guest rooms, as well, and each room/suite has its own bathroom. The guest rooms don't have kitchens, but there are kitchenettes in every suite.

[2] And we'd love to have you stay here. I've honestly been attempting to figure out a way to invite you, myself, without it sounding strange or presumptive. (Your car's in the parking lot at the DXCC later than everyone else and I might have asked X-Factor Investigations to keep an eye on you for safety's sake, not to find information about you or anything). They live at the mansion, as well, so we're all friendly.

[3] Also, I wouldn't say it's like Mark what's his face's name's mansion, if only because it was built long before that gentleman came up with the idea for his website and I'd wager the Xavier family has far more taste than him. It really is lovely. There's no rent to pay or anything like that and food is fairly communal. The Xavier Institute (that's the one I work for) can help with scholarships and the like, if you're interested in further schooling (if you're not already in school, of course, I'm sorry I haven't asked about that before now) and if not, there are quite a few people here who could assist you in learning a trade. And of course self-defense and things like that.

[4] Gracious, that's likely more than you ever needed to know. I'm sorry for bombarding you with texts! But if you have any other questions, I'm certainly happy to answer them.