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“I feel damaged,” he said quietly. “Just from watching this.”
I can understand that so well...
It surprised her a little, the moment she said it. It was true. Her life had been empty since her parents had died. Losing her family had left a void in her life, one that had already begun on the day she’d been on that street in New York and had the foundations of her life begin to crack.
She’d had friends who hadn’t made it.
Those two defining events in her life had led her to where she was today; an empty shell living alone in a home that wasn’t really a home.
Seems perfect for her to go with Clark to his world.
If he’d had glasses, he’d have pulled them off.
Simply great!
One of them went into her bedroom and she tensed. However, other than the sounds of things being flipped over, there was no sign of conflict from the other room.
Clark is long gone out of the window...
I didn’t get the information from Agent White,” Lois said, finally realizing where she knew the man from. “Actually, I got the information from you.”
Scowling the man said, “There’s no point in lying. If you don’t cooperate, I’ll…”
“I’m not lying, Agent Randal.” At the expression on his face Lois grinned. He hadn’t introduced himself, but she’d seen his name tag and had remembered the name. “You were in Walter Reid hospital talking on the telephone about there being two Lieutenant Evans, fingerprints matching and you complained to someone…a shorter man, heavyset man about him even being there.”
Serves this agent right, I don´t like him! So he gets what he deserves!
“Clark?” she called out softly, not wanting to alert anyone listening through whatever bugs they’d left in her bedroom.
There was no reply.
Where is he? On the roof? On in the air a few meters over her window? Revelation time, Clark! Come out!
Next chapter, please, soon!
