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#51973 05/09/08 10:09 AM
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I'm enjoying every word. I'm glad that he answered her questions, that she poured her heart out to him and that she inexplicably believes him.


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#51974 05/09/08 10:29 AM
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And *you* left us there?!?!

What happened to Lois?!?!

More soon. Now would be good.

Carol [who most definitely did NOT look in your notebook]

#51975 05/09/08 02:58 PM
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Nice story thus far. Good stopping point. Take your time about pointing the next part. I'd rather see a good long detailed part than some short bits.

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Then came the night that changed everything.
is clearly living in a glass house. smile

Part 3 of 4? You sure you mean 4 not 14 or 24 or 34?


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#51976 05/09/08 04:11 PM
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Interesting, I'm in. Laura


Clark: “If we can be born in an instant, and die in an instant, why can’t we fall in love in an instant?”

Caroline's "Stardust"
#51977 05/09/08 04:38 PM
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HEY!!!!

/me looks around... there's a window... a sliding glass door... there's another window in the basement and five upstairs with another glass door but no, the rest of it is brick and wood and siding and drywall and stuff.

Carol [who absolutely does *not* resemble that remark]

#51978 05/09/08 07:25 PM
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I was moved by how terrified she was of him, but also by how ready she was to believe in him after he told her about the other Lois from the other dimension.

I think you have a wonderful way of describing how Clark affects this Lois. Eleven years of hiding has made Lois so paranoid, but she and Clark have a connection that breaks down all her walls.

I loved how Lois injured her finger by poking it into his chest, and how you showed us how her finger gave her trouble in the rest of this part. For example, she wouldn't shake hands with Clark, and he felt all guilty, even though it wasn't his fault that Lois had accusingly poked him in the chest!

Ann

#51979 05/10/08 04:40 PM
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Thanks everyone for the feedback! It's a joy to log on and read all these kind words.

Yes, this is part 3 of only 4. I only intended this story to be a short reply to "Monday" and it has already grown beyond what I was expecting to write. I just wanted to tell Lois' side of the story to give an explanation of where she has been all these years. I'm afraid you're not going to find any sort of length or A-plot here.

Thanks, everyone!


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