very sweet, wendy. i love the whole thing with clark being amazed at lois's acceptance and, more, enjoyment of his differences. it makes so much sense that he'd be scared about that (though i'm not at all surprised that she's enjoying the flight), given his history. and, without the suit, we have no real reason to expect him to be confident.
glad lois understood, too, and reacted well.
“What’s normal?” she said, deliberately casual, not wanting him to think that she was feeling sorry for him. “I mean, look at Ralph - can you honestly describe him as ‘normal’?”
perfect.
“Yes?” He paused in mid-air, and the sudden stillness took her by surprise. It felt as if they were suspended, unmoving, from a cloud, with the whole of the city laid out, still, beneath them. It was beautiful; awe-inspiring.
Breathtaking.
But she didn’t have time to focus on that now. There were more urgent matters needing attention.
nice touch, and a beautiful little interlude.
bit surprised that you said the LNN tower had come before the lexcorp building. i'd have expected the other way 'round.
glad they found luthor. nice "outside the box" thinking on lois's part. and, of course, good point about not being able to tell the police how they know where he is. of course they wouldn't have thought of it before, but of course it would be a problem.
i'm interested to see how lois handles it. "anonymous tip" or introduce the superhero or what?
very nice to see clark willing to trust her, though. on more than one count, too... trusting her not to give him away deliberately and trusting her not to give him away by accident. that can't be easy for him. good point, and well done.
absoltely love the last line, too. very sweet.
looking forward to part 21.
Paul