I am a grown woman, Babs reminds herself as she rolls back and forth in the kitchen. I survived growing up in Gotham. I survived being shot by the Joker. I refused to sit in a corner and do nothing when so much was taken away from me.
The soup needs more pepper. The bread is ready to come out of the oven.
I lived through the year of No Man's
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"You ready for this?"
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Still, as she sneaks a peek at her husband, her eyes are twinkling. Just a bit.
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He presses the button. This should be interesting.
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There's a clicking sound, then a woman's voice is heard through the speaker grill below the doorbell. "Mr. and Mrs. Kent, welcome. Please come on up. The elevator's waiting for you."
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Besides, Clark is so adorable when he's with Jonathan, and, stupid Lane, she likes seeing him like that. He's pretty hot like that. What the hell does that say about her sex life?
That it was put on hold too damned long, that's what.
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"Good girl!" A soft hum heralds the appearance of the sophisticated iBot wheelchair. Its occupant has one hand on the joystick controller and her other arm around a wriggling dark-haired toddler. "Hello." Her smile is only a little nervous. "I'm sorry--we've been working on consonants."
"Dood durl!" says Mary, smiling proudly, then she cocks her head, looking remarkably like her father in that move. She points at the bundle. "Baby!"
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Evening, sir, Mrs. Lane.
Habits, and all that.
Here, I'll get your coats --
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"You, um, have a cat?"
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Yeah, she kind of adopted me a couple years ago.
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He then turns to Mary. "Hello."
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"Aboo ana dada?"
Who knows what she's asking.
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