slayers_desire (
slayers_desire) wrote2012-06-10 06:26 pm
recovering from an ordeal
Clark and April had stayed in her home universe. It had been a day since the whole ordeal with the kidnapping and everything. April was still not talking about anything.
In fact, for the last couple of hours, she had stayed in the guest bed that the others had given the couple.
In fact, for the last couple of hours, she had stayed in the guest bed that the others had given the couple.

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Although there is still a twinge of guilt, a connection where there wasn't one before, at least not one that she could name.
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"Have you gone to their graves yet?"
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"You're making good progress in redeeming the company's name, at least," Clark says.
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It frustrates her that there is another secret. One like that Mirror Box that could explode her happy life with Clark at any time.
But she needs to direct that frustration else where. Clark still trusts Tess to be working with the League and guarding Watchtower.
"Hopefully no one gets their hands on that other Mirror Box."
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((bedtime))
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((late tag to say goodnight))
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((painting today, so sporadic posting))
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"Lionel branded him?" Clark asks, a little horrified by the idea.
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"And he would act different too. He had a hard time pretending to be happy with a simple farm life."
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"We could set up a kind of question to ask me every time we meet, that he wouldn't know the answer to," Clark suggests. "Actually... we should probably do that for everyone. There's no promise that he's the only alternate who might find his way here." And while April can tell the difference, if she's not around, or she's the one to get switched with an alternate, they would have no way of confirming their suspicions.
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"The only danger would be that if an alternate had telepathy, they could 'steal' that codeword and none of us would be the wiser," Clark says, thinking about the possibility of an alternate of April. Or J'onn. "But I can't think of a better solution."
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