Lois couldn’t stop the giggle from escaping and wasn’t surprised when Clark joined in. They rode listening to the end of the song as Lois found a spot to park. They exited the truck and began walking toward the building hand in hand. “Seriously though,” she started, “I wish I could remember our wedding.”
“And the time between it and when I left…” Clark said as he looked at sideways at her. His free hand came up to lightly brush her arm and it sent shivers through her.
Aha! I think that answers everything ... Hopefully.
“I’m not going,” he stated. “I can’t go.”
Hmmm, maybe, maybe not. There have been so many twists and turns in this story that it wouldn't surprise me in the least if Clark did end up going to see if there is anything left of Krypton.
“Of course, you can’t,” Dr. Klein agreed. “That window closed a long time ago. The next time we’ll be in the right location for you to use gravity assist won’t be for another 10 months or so. But you don’t have to make that decision now,” Dr. Klein assured them.
Yes, plenty of time. Much can happen in ten months. Knowing Bernie, he will be waiting for Clark to make the decision to head out there. After all that is where the truth is....
This was originally the end of the story, but I felt like I left too many dangling ends. So the last post (Wow! We've finally reached it!) will be the epilogue. 
