I think Clark or at least a part of him is blaming Lois for this situation - being married, working, being forced to tell someone one's biggest secret, Lana and Tim...etc. etc. There's no other way I can explain Clark's actions and reactions...

While dreaming of Lana in bed is to a certain extent understandeable, though very wrong (and BIG minus points for him) ...I don't understand his pettyish b'day gift thing. I hope he too buys Lois a belated present.

I just wonder what kind of a lunkhead is he who thinks that there is still a future with Lana after his "my baby" speech. Although to be fair Lana's email says enough to give him hope... "I won't wait, but we can still be together if you divorce Lois." At this point Clark and Lana deserve each other. mad

You know I was thinking... if it turns out the baby is Clark's he's going to have one helluva guilt trip. I just hope his Lois avoidance does not extend to the baby, irrespective of whether the baby is his or not.

Also I am a bit afraid after this incident... it seems that Lois is willing to give "them" a chance but Clark is living in the past. It could be that by the time Clark comes to his senses and decides to invest in his relationship with Lois... it might be too late.. Lois could either have given up or moved on. Although once again to be fair, Clark's previous relationship was a lot more serious than Lois' so it follows that he wuld take more time... assuming ofocurse that Lois and Clark end up together in this story thumbsup

(am sad... away without Internet for 10 days... but then I'll get atleast 6 parts at a stretch when I return laugh )

If she had to move heaven and Earth, perhaps come back to haunt Perry and explain the story after they'd killed her, she would do it.

Waking a Miracle by Aria