Very Lady Chatterly's Lover. Lois and the Stablehand.
Clark's quarters sound more guest room than servant's quarters though, which were usually small, cramped and shared. Lois is quickly going to lose her reputation as a virtuous young woman if she continues to visit a servant in his quarters. That just wasn't done. Ever. Especially if she sits on his bed. Just going into his room as an unmarried (or married woman) is enough to ruin her good name. Yes, she's certainly breaking all the rules for this young man who rescued her sister.
Poor Lois. She wants to believe that Clark liked her for herself instead of someone to woo, as all the other guys, and yet, the only reason Clark hasn't stated that he'd like to woo (and marry) her is because he knows that it's impossible due to their stations in life. She is so lonely and hopeless, I just want to give her a hug.
