I was trying to be funny, I swear. And then it got all serious all by itself. And I kept thinking of your hopeful little smiley, and I couldn't leave it like that. So, yes, absolutely there's potential for a happy ending. All anyone can ask for, right?
Right, first off I need to apologise to everyone for being so damn slack at replying, because your feedback means so much. Real life, who'd have it, eh?
I'm really glad you enjoyed it. I assumed it was going to be cracky, from the prompt, and the ouch just brought itself. I miss Clark and Lex!
I love this! Poor Lex, who thinks the problem is in his robots and not in what he wants. And I like that the real Clark has some forgiveness left in him.
Right, first off I need to apologise to everyone for being so damn slack at replying, because your feedback means so much. Real life, who'd have it, eh?
Thank you so much! The flaw is not in the stars...
Right, first off I need to apologise to everyone for being so damn slack at replying, because your feedback means so much. Real life, who'd have it, eh?
It made itself sad against my express wishes! I don't know where I'd go with this particular scenario, so I think I'd better leave the boys to their slim ray of hope. Plenty more wee fics, though.
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The beginning of this made me snorfle and then it got all thoughtful and awesome. Thankyou! :D
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I'm so glad you enjoyed it. You're very welcome.
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Utilising a little super speed of his own
Hee! Also, I really loved what you've done with the scientists.
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I'm really glad you enjoyed it. I assumed it was going to be cracky, from the prompt, and the ouch just brought itself. I miss Clark and Lex!
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Thank you so much! The flaw is not in the stars...
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It made itself sad against my express wishes! I don't know where I'd go with this particular scenario, so I think I'd better leave the boys to their slim ray of hope. Plenty more wee fics, though.
*hugs*
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