or as teens or penpals...

thank you

Tahu

In Cause and Effect by ML Thompson, Lois and Clark aren't teens, but they meet in their early twenties. It's an awesome story!

Andreia

thank you, it's great. wow.

Any others?

Hi,

Not exactly at school but they were young.


The Parent Trap by Jose Antonio Chamorro

Smallville 39 by Kaethel

The Penfriend by Wendy Richards

Smallville Players Serie by Barb Pillsbury

Super Summer by Randi Warwick

"Wherefore Art Thou ..." by LLKat

MAF

Boy, this took a bit of brain power, trying to remember a certain story where Lois and Clark met in DC while Clark was on a school trip, and Lois was staying with her dad. But after a long time racking my brain, I remembered it's Carol M's wonderful First Night . If I didn't have to wrap presents, I'd reread it now!

First night was awesome!

thank you so much. I love to read all of them on christmas.

Don't forget Path To The Congo ! Great story, and (sorry for the spoilers, but I don't know how to avoid them), Clark does come into it somewhat early.

Paul

I'll seize the opportunity: I have read "Cause and Effect", "Smalville 39", "The penfriend" and "First night" and I loved them! I'm looking forward to read the others!

simona

There's another one for which I cannot remember the title, but Lana, Clark and Lois all attend a journalism convention as teenagers and Clark is mistakenly given a name tag with 'Kent Jerome' on it and he and Lois have a bet that she will meet a guy who will sweep her off her feet and she will fall in love and marry him. Thirteen years later she ends up marrying Clark and she discovers that Clark is 'Kent Jerome' the guy she met in DC.

That's "Wherefore Art Thou ..." , according to Google.

Would Bolt, From Dubuque by C. Leuch count? I think they were in college for that story. I really enjoyed reading this one and would recommend it, regardless, though

Christy Landrum's New Beginning has Lois living in Smallville and going to high school at the same time as Clark Kent. It's well-written and also a good story.

c.

thank you so much. Haven't read them yet but saved them on my pc for christmas. Can't wait to read them.

any more?

There's an absolutely adorable little story by Gina Blank called Have A Jolly Holly Christmas...Or Not on the Archive.

Clark and Lois don't...exactly...meet as teens in this one. At least, not in person. But...well read it and see. It's beautifully WAFFy and reading it always puts me in the Christmas mood.

LabRat