Loved the part where they went forward in time. And it was so Lois that she only believed it when she saw it written in the Daily Planet!
I like that she realized how much depended on Superman being Clark, and how much Clark depended on Lois.
Definitely liked that HG Wells was able to stop Tempus this time. He often gets a lot of flak for always needing Lois and Clark to help him, but I've always thought he was prbably saving us a lot more times than we knew about.
Love that Lois fought for Clark. I was a bit surprised that she even wondered if Clark was worth all this, so I was glad when she didn't let that stop her. Clark has always fought for Lois, even when she refused to see that he loved her, so it was a nice switch to see her doing so much to hold onto him.
I loved the end, how sweet and simple it was, ending it where you began it--at the newsroom. Only now, they're happy and in love and together rather than torn up and angry.
Glad I was right about the tampering, and great way to explain the shared dreams through Kryptonian telepathy. I always thought there was so much that could be done with that, as evidenced a bit by 'Home is Where the Hurt Is.'
Thanks for this great story!