Originally posted by Framework4:
Ha, not a chance. Anyone who was a clumsy enough to spill enough of the crushed pill to leave some on her shoe would NOT have gotten enough into her drink to effect her. If they did both they were using such a huge dose that Lois would be dead of an overdose.
Hmm. I was reading this as the drink Lois spilled managed to sprinkle onto her shoes.
"Clark," Bobby said in obvious surprise after he opened the door. "How did you find me here?"
Now, that's what you call payback. After all, Bobby always shows up unexpectedly and scares Lois out of her wits.
"You know what else?" Bobby continued. "The whole thing could be a setup. Who's to say that they're really going to give away that million? What if you trade something for nothing? Then both Lois and Superman are screwed."
At least someone is keeping a cool head.
First, though, unable to stop himself, he flew past Lois' apartment. Just in case…
On the other hand, Lois might actually go home first and call the cops later when she gets home. And Clark just happens to find her there
Yes, they knew he wasn't a child, but it would be extremely awkward to ask them how far he could take a physical relationship before he had to tell his partner the truth.
Talk about TMI for your parents
Tomorrow, he promised her silently. No matter what, he would tell her the truth tomorrow.
So he was going to tell her after the movie, then?
"Alliance Technologies."
Clark's entire body went cold at the name of Herman Twitchell's employer. It was impossible that was merely a coincidence.
Um, could you please help me out here? Twitchell's not the guy from the warehouse, is he?
Poor tortured Clark. And I do notice a certain alternating theme. With Clark, it's the despair and the relationship trouble, with Lois it's the adventure and the more action oriented relationship stuff. Am looking forward to seeing Lois's day. Not that I mind Clark's day. Far from it. It's just, Lois's day is the next part, so...
Michael
