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Owls Over Metropolis

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This story is No. 5 in the series "The Metropolis Files". You may wish to read the series introduction and the preceeding stories first.

Summary: On his eleventh birthday Lois Lane's son is expecting a very important message... 100-word Harry Potter / Lois & Clark crossover drabble

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Television > Lois and Clark
Harry Potter > Non-BtVS/AtS Stories > Crossover: Other		MarcusRowlandFR723690113,91217 Jul 0728 Oct 10Yes

Chapter One

100-word Lois & Clark / Harry Potter Drabble. All characters belong to their respective creators and there is no intention to infringe their copyright. This story may not be distributed on a profit-making basis.

Owls Over Metropolis

By Marcus L. Rowland

"Mom, was there an owl for me?" asked Calvin Kent.

"An owl?" Lois raised her eyebrows.

"From Hogwarts!"

She checked his eleventh birthday cards. "Nope, no owls. Anyway, isn't Hogwarts British?"

"I guess."

"If anyone's going to send you owls I'd want it to be an American school," said Lois, "but you'd have to be a wizard first."

Calvin went out, and flew back in on the yard broom. "See?"

"That just shows you're Clark's son."

"Accio cookie!" A cookie flew from the bowl to Calvin's hand.

Lois grinned and handed him a scroll. "Just teasing. Bat, from Salem."

"Mom!"

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