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Conversation in a Metropolis Parking Lot

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

Summary: Lois has to deal with a potential rival. BtVS / Lois and Clark crossover drabble, complete

Categories Author Rating Chapters Words Recs Reviews Hits Published Updated Complete
Television > Lois and ClarkMarcusRowlandFR1311440143,19128 Nov 0528 Nov 05Yes
100-word BtVS / Lois and Clark Drabble. All characters belong to their respective creators and are used without any intention of damaging copyright. This story may not be distributed on a profit-making basis.

Conversation in a Metropolis Parking Lot

by Marcus L. Rowland

"You know Superman, right?"

"A little," Lois said cautiously.

"He single?"

"why are you asking?"

"My ex wanted a mommy, not a girlfriend," said the brunette, "and most men aren't strong enough for me. Superman might be."

"Strong?"

The stranger lifted the front of Lois's jeep, one-handed.

"You're Kryptonian?"

"Naaah, mystic destiny."

"Any other powers?"

"Speed, healing, reflexes."

"Okay. Well," said Lois, mind racing "don't waste your time..."

. . .

"Tough day?" asked Clark.

"Routine. By the way, if you hear rumours Superman's gay, ignore them."

"That I'm... gay?"

"Ignore them."

"If you're sure... all right."

"Five by five," murmured Lois.

End

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