General Author's Note:
For many years I wrote at Ksite. It took over my life at some point. Since then, I've decided to write my own stuff (I am currently writing a book). However, I have a love for Clark and Lois that will never go away. Therefore, in the new couple of weeks (or however long it takes me), I'll be posting my fanfics here. I've wanted to bring them over here for a while, but I didn't have an account. So, now that I have an account, I'll be sharing. Please note that these fanfics were written long ago. There's lots of errors.
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Title: When A Women Loves A Man
Author: RebecaValdez
Disclaimer: I do not own Smallville. If I did, Clark and Lois would be together!
Pairing: Clark/ Lois; Clois
Spoilers: "Bloodline"-Season 8 Episode 8 (I believe this was written before the episode aired).
It's from Lois's POV, but it's also in 3rd person…
Summary: Lois gets herself stuck in a situation that she doesn't understand.
A/N: I will update as soon as I see there is a review.
Chapter One
The past 24 hours have been completely weird. I don't understand what is going on, but I never will. I never thought that I would be this confused about anything, but I am. My name is Lois Lane and I think my best friend is an alien.
Perhaps I should start by telling you everything that has happen over the past day that has led up to this weird situation. It all started with my taking a normal visit to the Kent's farm. Even thought it's only Clark that lives there now, I still like to call it the Kent's farm. No way I would call it Clark's farm. That would just be too weird. But I walked into the farm and…..
"Hey, Smallville!" Lois said cheerfully as she walked into the door.
Clark, who was sitting on the couch, stood up and gave her a smile. "Hey Lois," he quietly replied.
Lois sat down next to Clark on the couch and asked, "What's wrong, Smallville?"
"I had a bad dream last night," Clark answered.
"You want to talk about it?" Lois asked.
"I don't think you are going to want to hear about it."
"Try me."
Clark knew that as soon as he told Lois his dream, that she was going to try to make up some lame excuse and get the heck out of there. "I dreamt Lana came back."
Lois hated hearing about Lana, but even more she hated seeing a troubled Clark. So she decided to suck it up and help a friend. "So what did she do?" Lois asked.
"She didn't do anything," Clark said.
"So how was your dream a bad one?" Lois asked.
"I don't know. It's just right now I'm good. It's a good time in my life. Everything is going great and I'm afraid that if she comes back all of that will change. That I will change. And she'll ruin who I have become," Clark explained.
"Am I hearing closure?" Lois asked.
There was a huge smile on Clark's face when he replied, "Yeah. I'm over Lana. I'm finally moving on."
Lois lifted up and eyebrow in interest. "I think Clarkie has a crush for someone he doesn't want to tell me about," Lois said in a teasing tone.
"So what if I like someone else. Is that bad?" Clark asked.
"Only if it's that freak I caught you in the elevator with."
Clark laughed and said, "No, Lois, of course it's not her."
"Then spill it, Smallville. Who is she?"
"She is someone I have known for a while."
"Do I know her?" Lois asked, but when she didn't get a reply from Clark she knew her answer. "What? Who? Chloe? Cause I mean there is not a lot of people that we know in common," Lois said.
Clark had gotten himself in an awkward situation and he knew it. "Umm, Lois, I'm not very comfortable talking about this with you," Clark admitted.
Lois was about to say something, but was interrupted by the doorbell. Clark stood up to answer it. A young guy no older than 17 stood at the door in a mailman uniform. "Delivery for Clark Kent," the boy said.
"Yeah, that's me." Clark signed the papers and the mailman gave him a box. He noticed that there was not a return address on it and was curious. "Who sent it?" he asked the mailman. He looked up and saw that the boy was already on his way out and in his car.
"Guess he didn't hear me," Clark said to himself.
He walked back into the house and sat down next to Lois once again. "Well, aren't you going to open it?" Lois asked.
Clark wasn't certain if this was something that should be opened in front of Lois. After all, he had no idea what it was or who had sent it. "It's probably nothing. I'll open it later," he replied.
"Give me that!" Lois said snatching the box out of Clark's hand. She opened it to find something she had never seen before. But Clark knew exactly what it was. It was the crystal that Tess had. The Kryptonian crystal.
And now this same crystal was in Lois's hand. Suddenly the crystal started glowing. "Oh my God! Clark, look!" Lois exclaimed.
"Lois, give me it!" Clark demanded.
"No way, Clark! It's mine now!"
Clark reached over to grab it and the second he touched it, a bright light appeared. Brighter than anything he had ever see. What the heck was going on?