I waited for 9 pm (my time) every day I knew you were going to be posting, as my roommate can attest to
I was going to apologize for ruining your social life for the past month, but I'm too tickled-pink that you were so invested that I'm not going to. Glad you enjoyed it.
One thing I still have a question about. Why was it so important for Lois to miss a year of school? Was that just to make sure she'd be over 18 when she met Clark, or was there another reason?
Basically, what you said. I was concerned about the age difference between Lois and Clark and since I couldn't have Clark come back much before he did because of the time lines on the show, I decided that by having Lois lose a year of school, I could at least make sure that she wasn't a teenager when she got involved with/married a thirty year old Clark.
You had me very worried at times and I would wonder how you were going to resolve it
Well, that makes two of us because I had me worried at times as to how I was going to resolve it.
It was like trying to juggle a dozen grenades. I kept wondering when I was going drop one without realizing it and have the entire story blow up in my face.
In other words... It was fun.
(And now you all know the reason why I never write using an outline - what would be the fun of writing if I knew I was going to be able to work things out at the end?
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Also loved that Molly was so internet "smart" and that she got a nice guy in the shape of Daniel.
I have to say that I found that I loved writing Molly. At first, I was going to have Molly fade into the background when Clark came on the scene. But by then, I had fallen in love with Lois having a best friend who was female and really enjoyed exploring that relationship and so, as a reward, I had to give her a happy ending, too (oh, and bag loads of money
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Anyway, I'm thrilled that you all enjoyed the story. And thanks for sticking with me through it (even when I tortured you by ending parts at the worst possible moment
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ML