Sorry it took so long to get this next part. I hope people enjoy it. Feel free to leave any and all comments.

It's a good thing they're both infatuated with each other, because they're not good about being subtle about it. It would be embarrassing if it were only one-way. And less fun to read.

Someone likes Lois and Clark being infatuated with each other. Even if Clark thinks it is Jo he is infatuated with.

Hee hee hee! The Mary Hatch Bailey School! I always wondered what happened to her after the movie ended, and you've told me!

Interesting that the professor was ready to testify about "The Boss" when he suffered a fatal accident. Strange how that sort of thing tends to happen.

Post more soon!

ok, you got me... now I'm looking for this book because I haven't read it ...not yet... between the reading of fics, I know I'll find some time to get that one too.

I like to imagine Lois and Clark as a couple of young students, and the fact that he is opening his heart about his feelings for Lois Lane, even when he doesn't know he's talking to her, maybe helps to brake the walls that she usually makes around her heart... certainly I hope so

I'm glad you like my naming of the school. I think I mentioned this before, but if not I might mention it later, Mary Hatch Bailey is Lois's number 1 journalistic idol. Of course, this being a fictional world, Mrs. Bailey is a real person.

I just put up a new post.

If you mean Mary Hatch Bailey's book, that is actually a work that does not exist outside this story. The film I mention is real though.

{Quote]{QB]I like to imagine Lois and Clark as a couple of young students, and the fact that he is opening his heart about his feelings for Lois Lane, even when he doesn't know he's talking to her, maybe helps to brake the walls that she usually makes around her heart... certainly I hope so [/QB][/QUOTE]

Of course there is always the issue of how Clark will react to Lois pretending to be someone else.