So. Another slow day at the Planet means that Chloe has been once again left without much to do. The boys are still in California aiding with rescue relief, leaving Watchtower without any of her flock to look over
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Seeing as she's at the Cooper residence, it should not be totally astonishing that she encounters Lucy Cooper.
For Lucy's part-- Chloe's visit is more or less expected. Clark has that smell when he thinks about her - the one Renee had for Lionel, more than the ones Alice had for her endless parade of temporary companions.
(If Chloe knew very much about Lucy, she'd be heartened to learn that this brings her a firm exemption from ever getting eaten. She's Clark's. That counts as family.)
So. Lucy, carrying a half-eaten apple in one hand, appears at the door when she notices the scent of this-is-Clark's-girl outside.
"Hello," she says, carefully. "You're Chloe."
It is not a question. Lucy knows. The other self's nose does not lie.
It's rather clear by the expression on her face that she's relieved to see the human Lucy again. But the laugh has nothing to do with that and everything to do to her sentence instead.
"They help, you know. Especially in these sorts of situations."
For Lucy's part-- Chloe's visit is more or less expected. Clark has that smell when he thinks about her - the one Renee had for Lionel, more than the ones Alice had for her endless parade of temporary companions.
(If Chloe knew very much about Lucy, she'd be heartened to learn that this brings her a firm exemption from ever getting eaten. She's Clark's. That counts as family.)
So. Lucy, carrying a half-eaten apple in one hand, appears at the door when she notices the scent of this-is-Clark's-girl outside.
"Hello," she says, carefully. "You're Chloe."
It is not a question. Lucy knows. The other self's nose does not lie.
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"What the hell was that?"
She could have warned her.
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Yep, definitely pouting.
"The other self."
Headtilt.
"Why she told me not to eat."
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"Rewind. The other what?"
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...Because of course that's enough explanation. Yes.
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"I'm bad with those," she adds as an afterthought.
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"They help, you know. Especially in these sorts of situations."
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She trails off. A third shrug, more helpless than the last.
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Chloe unfolds her words, taking a step closer to Lucy. Poor girl. No wonder she never went out in public without someone.
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"Or they, me."
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Tiny grin. The scent of eloquence is all over Chloe.
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"Don't think so."
It's not often Lucy reads the newspaper, really, and when she does it's certainly not at Alice's place.
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To her credit, Chloe only looks mildly disappointed.
"Then how'd you know?"
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