"I know we lived together for six months, but this is exactly how I dreamed married life would be," Alexa said. "I'd wake to the smell of freshly brewed coffee, and there'd be my… handsome husband. Reading the morning... autopsy reports. I guess there is something very 'us' about that."
The weird thing is, this is such a Lois thing to say. Or rather, the first part, because reading the autopsy reports would be Lois with Clark being…surprised is not the right word.
"... I'm sorry you made the trip out here," Mister Larry said, "but as I told you on the phone, Missus Alexander, this is a private institution. We're not in the habit of taking in members of the general public.
I know you’re just going with the script but the Alexanders are filthy rich. Actually, their filth has its own trust fund. I’m sure that Mister Larry would bend over backwards to get their business.
"I thought you'd just rip the door off," the man said as he spun the combination.
"I'm told that insurance companies frown on things like that," Loq-El said.
Lois learned that the hard way after she ripped off one too many open car doors while being in a car chase, huh?
a packaged was dropped into Alexa's inbox.
"He sure did…by not ruling anything out… even the impossible," Lane said with a smile.
To be fair, he’s got the right sort of life experience.
Blanchard shook his head and frowned in thought. "Aging is a complex process. Yes, the root cause is cellular. The self-repairing mechanisms start to break down, cell replication slows and stops, the list goes on.
Boredom. According to the — from his peers jealously shunted — scientist Dr. Elias Giger, cells die of boredom because they have to do the same thing day in and day out (
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/In_the_Cards).
Tell him to bring the boy to me. But to hurry. Even I can't raise the dead..." Then she hung up.
Maybe if she and Baron Sunday worked together…?
"All I remember is... I wanted the story... guess now I am the story. I must look pretty awful to you, huh?"
Has he *met* Lois?
"I am called Lura and Loq-El is my husband."
Aww…heading off any offers by LFI magazine, huh?
"Doctor Klein, can you determine out how this device works?" Alexa asked, indicating the machinery with the two large canisters.
Isn’t it two chambers and a lever in between?
"And when it wore off you felt like you were a hundred instead of eighty," Klein said. "And each subsequent dose lasted a shorter time and took more out of you." He turned to Loq-El. "However, if we're lucky, and we're actually looking at radiation poisoning, I think there might just be a chance to save Mister Olsen here. But we have to hurry."
Awww, you do love your scientific untwists!
"Klein took a bone marrow sample from me and used that to boost Jimmy's body's ability to repair itself," Lane explained. "Jimmy should be fine. But Klein had to expose me to kryptonite to get the sample."
"He what!?" Alexa nearly screamed.
Can you imagine if it were the other way round? If he exposed Alexa?
Perry cleared his throat behind them. "So, Supergirl decided to make her first appearance last night."
And there goes the name…
"Superwoman," Alexa corrected.
Perry shook his head. "The talking heads over at LNN decided on 'Supergirl'. She's all the radio and TV people are talking about right now, or hadn't you noticed?"
/carefully inspects the intricate mesh of the fabric/
Michael