Ok, guess I'll get the ball rolling on this one!
“Sure, you can go first. It’s not a large space but you can crawl into the back and change. I promise not to look,” she said, raising her right hand as to symbolize taking an oath.
“Lois, you’ve seen me in just a towel. I’m not worried about you seeing me in my boxers and a t-shirt,” he joked.
“Oh, I forgot about that.” Not really, she thought. That picture would forever be ingrained in her memory.
Lovely banter between the two of them! Especially after they had quite the dustup at the Press Club. Linda must have loved watching them exchange barbs!
“Clark, I didn’t mean any of it. You know that, right? It was all just an act.”
He didn’t quite believe her. Some of what she had complained about could be legitimate, whether she believed it herself. Now wasn’t the time to bring it up, though. “I know,” he said as he removed his shoes, leaving his dress socks on. “And I didn’t mean anything by what I said either.”
Clark frequently disappears from the newsroom, yet he always comes back with a great story for the paper. There have to be times when Lois, has to carry the weight for him during those disappearances. Especially since right now she doesn't know why he disappears. It is an interesting problem and one of the reasons there was tension at times between them.
“I like it too, Lois. Trust me; no one is going to replace you as my partner. This is all going to be very temporary.”
Oh boy, I smell a set-up!