Happy Fourth of July, my fellow American FoLCs!

WAFF-O-RAMA! Clark setting up the townhome for them was adorable. If only my own husband was that handy! Lol His fear about relating to the baby was realistic, too. I'm sure just being able to express that doubt out loud was enough to resolve it in his mind. Another great part.

So glad you liked it, Groobie! I loved the idea of Clark getting their home ready for them. Sort of his very own "nesting" instinct. (I also wish my husband was handy. Of the two of us, I am actually the handier one.)

Yeah, I liked continuing to play with Clark's evolving fears, as they would naturally occur. Besides, insecure Clark is adorable.

Playing a bit of catch up this morning...

I can't believe that we are already commenting on Part 25!?! It's amazing how quickly this story has gone--how much I have really enjoyed it, enjoyed this process of Lois and Clark becoming parents. Falling in love .

Wonderful part. Clark's fears were very realistic--knowing that he's had some doubts, does worry about the future--really brought a real-life tone to these last few months of the pregnancy. So many adjustments...

And everything with Clark and the house was so very adorable . My two favorite things--L&C and house design/decorating--combined as one .

I love seeing them settling in...getting ready for an amazing life together.

Excited for more,
Laura

Hi!

I know! How the time flies with posting these chapters!

I'm glad you've been enjoying the ride so far. It was fun to write it all. I love that you loved Clark's fears - I think any normal guy would have some little nugget of doubt/fear, especially given how probable it is that his mortal enemy fathered the child. I liked writing in Clark as a handyman - I figured with his farmland roots (and especially any years when money was tight), his parents and he would have learned to be very good at fixing broken things.

Thanks for reading!