Another great part! I see you've gone ahead with your evil plans to get more comments by including more great smoochies. laugh

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But... maybe not. If he ensured that his behaviour, his posture, even his tone of voice were all different when he wore his uniform - when he was... well, Superman, if that was what Lois was insisting on calling him, though he was still far from happy with the name. Then maybe, just maybe, it could work...
If Clark had to name himself, he'd probably call himself something like Invisible-Ordinary-Helper Man or something silly like that.

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If her guess was right, he just needed to be persuaded that she wouldn’t reject him. And that was just too ironic for words - Lois Lane, the woman who’d been rejected by just about every man she’d cared about. But then, her experience did mean that she understood how he might feel.
Glad that Lois had the wisdom to see through to Clark's insecurities, rather than having her own insecurities eat away at what could be the start of a great relationship. In an unusual, for Lois, flash of inspiration, she realizes Clark is more scared than she is.

This part was just too short, but at least, it was all B-plot driven. More soon!


-- Roger

"The Constitution only gives people the right to pursue happiness. You have to catch it yourself." -- Benjamin Franklin