-- Response to John's FDK -- Cont.

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I am unsure why she wants to hear this.
Because what he had said might not have been as bad as she remembered it.

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Hopefully Lois will see that he wanted her, loves her, but knows that he can't act on it.
Maybe it will sink in eventually.

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They sounded like an admission of desire.
Maybe a little bit. laugh

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I love the changes from canon.
They've moved their relationship forward a bit more, so that necessitated a larger change here.

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Clark: I hope she does not wear that one. It will just tease me the whole time.
Actually, that IS the suit she wears.

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Clark: She thanked me. I am still in shock.
It helps shows that she believes what he told her.

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Reader: I am really in shock. Although this may mean Lois will be trying to seduce Clark sooner than he ever thought possible, creating its own problems. Still, <<very happy Reader>>
[Linked Image]

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You really do like to torture Clark.
angel-devil

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Lois: I can't wait to get my hands on that no-good Miranda.
It's probably best if she doesn't at the moment.

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Lois: If I had just drugged the newsroom I would not be taking calls either.
Actually, I was kind of surprised in canon how cocky Miranda was during the perfume shop scene.

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Probably saving money so she has resources for a lawsuit.
I don't think you can sue someone who is legally insane, (which Miranda was by the end of canon PML)

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Clark: Lois, it is not your fault you were affected. It was because you were in the newsroom when it was spayed, and I was not. It says nothing about you.
She's not thinking that clearly yet.

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That would have been so totally not Clark.
LOIS: [Linked Image]He's making it very hard not to still be in love with him.

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It is so sad that in reality the only thing he is glad of is that she is not dead.
CLARK: I'm glad that she thanked me for not taking advantage of her, even though I did, despite telling to take advantage of her the next time she was inebriated and threw herself at me. I'm glad she's still talking to me.

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I guess this will be ruled as a suicide with little problem.
cool

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I guess it would be a bit hard to bring up that Wells was a time-traveler at this point.
Best not to mention it.

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Well, he could pretend to be affected, just a little.
Does he need to?

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he admits she affects him.
He could hardly deny it... oh, wait, canon Clark did.

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Now that really does not fit here. Clark has never denied finding her attractive.
LOIS: Well, he didn't TRY to do anything with me. He kept pushing me away while I was kissing him. What am I supposed to think? That he's that nice of a man? Please! He's not Superman.

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Not likely to work, ever. Even if the evidence was more conclusive.
So, he should just stop trying?

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That is really, really unfair.
Probably. But who says that Lois plays fair?

LOIS: I'm hurting and humiliated and Clark isn't telling me that he still loves me and wishes that we were together. Misery loves company, and I'm miserable.

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I am still shocked Clark demanded the payment. Well, maybe it makes sense, but I think he would be better of not pressing Lois so.
CLARK: Why not? It's what she would have done.

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I guess I am not surprised Lois is not giving up easily.
LOIS: I'm sorry, what does this phrase "give up" mean?

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He has a point, but should probably just bow out.
CLARK: So, I should be a pushover?

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I just hope Lois does not really believe this.
She could just not want to lose the bet.

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She does have a point.
LOIS: Of course, I'm right. I'm always right.

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And Lois is wrong again.
LOIS: Ex-cuse me!

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Hopefully Clark humors her in this line of thinking.
CLARK: Why not? I found it quite funny indeed.


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"On the long road, take small steps." -- Jor-el, "The Foundling"
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