When they landed, Clark eased her to her feet, reluctant to finally let her go. Holding her in his embrace he said, "I don't know how much longer I'll be able to do this. Seeing you with Luthor just drives me crazy. You're my wife and we should be together."

Lifting her back up, he carried her into their bungalow and her feet didn't touch the floor until they were in the bedroom. They hadn't even broken the kiss for the entire distance.

Lois and Clark had landed in a secluded alley; Clark had spun into casual clothes and was wearing sunglasses as was Lois even though it was late afternoon. They found a movie theater and decided to go see the feature which was a Mel Gibson movie. Clark knew that Lois had a ‘thing' for Mel Gibson and was willing to cater to her likes. This was different from his usual films being a takeoff on a TV series, "Maverick" about a wandering gambler. They both enjoyed the movie which was a light hearted romantic comedy.

"Where there's smoke there's usually fire. How can we be sure that was the only piece there was. What if he got hold of more? He could seriously hurt or even kill you." There were tears in her eyes as she finished.