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Herb replied, “My boy, I never say … impossible.” "Lois and Clarks"

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Do I get half-points for reading it earlier but not have time to FDK? laugh

You had me sitting on the edge of my seat again with this one. I'm thinking, what's going on, probably because for some strange reason I thought Jesse and Rich shared a practice and he was doctor. I'm going to have to re-read that part again.

A-Ha, found it!
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The way you always worked together, we’re the same way.
This line was about LnC's parenting but I read it as work partners. [Linked Image] Was that suppose to be vaguely misleading or did I am I still seeing stuff that isn't there. (I see dead people. No, sorry, that's Another Lois. smile1 Of course, by this era, I wouldn't be surprised it Jesse said "who?" He seems pretty awake and with his almost dying less than 12 hours earlier. I would think he'd be more groggy and out of it.

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He had a musing expression as he said, “Doctor Kent. It was a Doctor Kent that signed off on my prescription and all. Your husband?”
How did he know that? Did Sean visit him for a Post-Op visit?

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He smiled and said, “I can accept that. I can’t claim it was a Kryptonian thing, but, I never had any serious relationships before you. None of the girls I dated really interested me, before you. I guess you could say, you were my first love as well.”
huh

Cute little story. And you said you don't do well with vignettes! [Linked Image]


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Hi Virginia,

Thanks for the FDK.

Yes, I deliberately held off on identifying him till the end just to make it interesting.

No they didn't know at that point. He asked for her help for two reasons. 1) she is a trained physician and had done both an OR and an ER rotation and 2) she was involved in the case from the start.

No chocolate ... I was advised that a lot of breastfed babies react adversely to the mother eating chocolate.

Three more to go.


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Doctor Jessica Kent, OB/GYN had recently moved her offices into the Medical Towers associated with MetGen.
That’s three doctors in the Kent clan.

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The clerk approached and asked, “Is there something I can show you?”
Hmm…

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“Traditionally for the fortieth anniversary something involving a ruby would be in order.”
Uh-oh.

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Just then they both pulled out guns and one of them shouted, “Come out from behind those counters. We don’t want any silent alarm switches pushed.”
Oh boy. And just when she got to see the red Kryptonite.

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Jess, without thinking said, “If you know what’s good for you you’ll put those guns away. If you don’t I’ll …”
Not thinking, I’ll say. She’s a *telepath*! hyper

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Hi Michael,

Thanks again for the FDK!

Yeah, he must have sensed something, otherwise why would he have done that?

Two rooms, yes, appropriate for that point in the relationship. They had only ben dating a few months at that point.

The description of the locale is accurate. I've been there. If you ever get a chance to visit Plymouth, make sure you go to the Plantation.


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My goodness you put a great deal of yourself into this series!


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Hi Morgana,

As you said in 'Stranger Among Us' "Write what you know about". I do write about a number of locals I have not been toaa, such as the Congo, but, when I get a chance like this, why not?

I went to Boston on a business trip and took my wife with me. I took vacation so that we would have additional time for sightseeing. We fell in love with Plymouth and wend back for a second visit. I highly recommend it to anyone.


Herb replied, “My boy, I never say … impossible.” "Lois and Clarks"

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