They’d be all right. They had to be. The alternative, to lose him entirely, wasn’t an acceptable alternative at all. She wasn’t going to give that any consideration whatsoever.
I have very little time to quote, but I had to quote the lines above. I was so scared that either Lois or Clark would panic at the thought of possible incest and start avoiding the other one entirely, perhaps to the point where he or she would leave Metropolis. I'm so glad to see that to Lois, at least, such a proposition is unacceptable.
I love seeing them together in this part. I love seeing them relax once more in each other's company. I love seeing Clark standing up for Lois in front of Cat. I love seeing them using their superpowers together, being heroes together. I love seeing them pretending to be 'normal' together, taking a taxi together. I love seeing them taking on Luthor together. Luthor, on the other hand, gives me the willies. Scary A-plots and horrible villains scare me rather more than I like.
It's a good thing your muse decided that you would keep writing this for much longer than you had originally intended, because we get more of your lovely story that way.
Ann
La Traviata is one of my favourite operas! Don't tell me he loves Tosca and Madame Butterfly too!
