Yay, you posted! smile This was great -- you kept all the stuff I liked the first time through, and made it better! smile1

There are a few points I just really loved:

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And, if by chance, this new hobby brought her closer to say…another writer… a reporter with eyes a girl could wake up to day after day, then, so be it.
ROFL! Brilliant. I love the idea of her taking creative writing courses.

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Despite Lois’ arched eyebrow, she pushed on. Her professor assured her that similes were her strong point.
<snicker>

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And Lois was there. Lois had saved the day. Saved the baby. Saved him. Kissed him, even. Known him…fully. Seen him in the Suit and called him…

“Clark!”

Yes, she’d called him Clark.

“Clark!”

Right, he’d established that.

“Clark?!”

He heard her frantic voice now, as he swam up from the sea of images.
Love the way reality intrudes on his inner thoughts laugh

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He held her close, ignoring Mayson’s sputtered questions and exclamations.

“Is it contagious?!”

That was one of them.

“Should I call…a shrink?”

That was another.

“Poisonous gas?”

Still more, and he really couldn’t blame her.

“Do you have to hold her so close?”

That last one a little bitter sounding.
And again, here. That last one in particular is hysterical laugh

And that ending is so sweet... I love the image of them interacting via reflections in the car window.

Great job! Now write more <g> Not on this, particularly... I think you have a part 3 to work on, from your series... wink

PJ


"You told me you weren't like other men," she said, shaking her head at him when the storm of laughter had passed.
He grinned at her - a goofy, Clark Kent kind of a grin. "I have a gift for understatement."
"You can say that again," she told him.
"I have a...."
"Oh, shut up."

--Stardust, Caroline K