Thanks for the great feedback! And, of course, I will be back. Since I'm a slow writer, I'll only post once per week, though.
Posted by MrsMosley
Clark is picking up Lois' habits. That's kinda sweet.
I don't know what exactly you're talking about. The list, maybe?
Posted by Sheila
I want to read more about Clark's assetts.
Sorry, Clark's assets will have to wait. Perhaps I will write an n-fic version after I'm done, but I don't know yet.
Thanks again to Nancy, this time for extensive feedback!
Posted by Classicalla
Wonderful… Lois has just met Little Clark.
Little Clark, or just plain Clarkie?
Posted by Classicalla
Poor Lois… Can’t cook…
It's not a secret, is it now?
Posted by TOC
Can we hope for a more thorough introduction later on in this story? Maybe, maybe not - perhaps it doesn't bode so well that this is posted in the PG folder.
You got that right. It is the PG folder. But, later on, you will see flesh again. Promise.
Posted by TOC
Of course, I have to wonder how that fire got started in Lois's kitchen, who is behind it, and what else that person, or those people, may try to do.
Oh, and I thought I'd let them not get anywhere with that story. I'd better ask my muse for advice if I want to survive this. Stupid me!
Posted by TOC
And I really, really wonder why Lois was so scared and confused when she woke up the next morning. Please tell me she didn't inhale something in her apartment that made her get amnesia twelve hours later!
No way! Promise. But when you wake up, do you immediately know where you are and what you did last night? I need some time to recover my memory. Like Lois, I'm not a morning person, so I guess it figures that she reacts like that.
Posted by Woody
Clark forgot his manners. He didn't introduce her properly to Clark Jr. They didn't exchange names. (Course only Lois would have to be introduced.)
I think it's the other way round. "Clark Jr." is well aware of who Lois is - after all, she makes him an upright person, so to speak.
