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Jonathan Kent glanced over at his son. "Clark, have you been seeing much of Lana lately?"
"No, Dad, she has been really busy with the Talon." Clark looked thoughtful as he finished eating and said, "I think something is bothering her. Everytime I see her in school, she always has this dazed look about her." He looked at his dad. "Do you think I should talk to her about it?"
"Well, son, it could be that there is something serious bothering her. As a friend, you should at least talk to her. Just don't press her about it." Mr. Kent ruffled his son's hair. "Now, before you go to school, would you mind taking the bales of hay down to the cellar. It would really save me some time. I have to take your mother to the doctor today." He glanced a sneaky look at Martha and whispered, "She is worried about the B-A-B-Y,"
His mother looked up and said, "I heard that. Is it not okay for an expectant mother to worry?"
Clark's dad replied, "Yes, dear." He was clearly humoring her.
"Ok dad, I better get started if I'm going to have enough time to finish the job." Clark grabbed one last piece of toast and headed out to the barn.
After about ten minutes, he was finished. He grabbed the completed bales and took them down to the cellar. He just couldn't get his mind off of Lana. What was wrong with her lately? He knew that she was having trouble adjusting to living with Chloe. Also, she must miss Nell. After Lana's parents died in the meteor crash, Nell was her only guardian. Nell moving to Metropolis must have been hard on her. Clark thought about the last conversations he had had with Lana. Did anything seem wrong with her? She just seemed a little preoccupied, and a little distant. Clark decided to talk to her as soon as he saw her at school.
With that decided, he threw the bales of hay into their rightful places. Clark heard a noise toward the corner of the cellar and he took a chance to glance at his spaceship.
The spaceship his parents had found him in was almost like family. It had symbols all over it. Clark knew it meant something, but he just couldn't read what it said yet.
Suddenly, it started humming, almost like it was warming up. Clark walked cautiously up to it and felt along the edge. The ship felt smooth, yet it was increasing in heat.
Finally, after about five minutes, a loud "SCREEEEECCCCH" echoed from it. The sound seemed to echo all around him, and penetrate into his head. The top of the ship separated from the rest of the ship and glided upward.
A hologram of a beautiful woman appeared. She had golden hair and beautiful blue eyes. She wore a white billowing dress that made her look like an angel.
"Hello, Clark. I'm your mother."
A/N Don't you just love these cliffhangers? I'm not very nice, am I? Enjoy! Review and I'll update!
Jonathan Kent glanced over at his son. "Clark, have you been seeing much of Lana lately?"
"No, Dad, she has been really busy with the Talon." Clark looked thoughtful as he finished eating and said, "I think something is bothering her. Everytime I see her in school, she always has this dazed look about her." He looked at his dad. "Do you think I should talk to her about it?"
"Well, son, it could be that there is something serious bothering her. As a friend, you should at least talk to her. Just don't press her about it." Mr. Kent ruffled his son's hair. "Now, before you go to school, would you mind taking the bales of hay down to the cellar. It would really save me some time. I have to take your mother to the doctor today." He glanced a sneaky look at Martha and whispered, "She is worried about the B-A-B-Y,"
His mother looked up and said, "I heard that. Is it not okay for an expectant mother to worry?"
Clark's dad replied, "Yes, dear." He was clearly humoring her.
"Ok dad, I better get started if I'm going to have enough time to finish the job." Clark grabbed one last piece of toast and headed out to the barn.
After about ten minutes, he was finished. He grabbed the completed bales and took them down to the cellar. He just couldn't get his mind off of Lana. What was wrong with her lately? He knew that she was having trouble adjusting to living with Chloe. Also, she must miss Nell. After Lana's parents died in the meteor crash, Nell was her only guardian. Nell moving to Metropolis must have been hard on her. Clark thought about the last conversations he had had with Lana. Did anything seem wrong with her? She just seemed a little preoccupied, and a little distant. Clark decided to talk to her as soon as he saw her at school.
With that decided, he threw the bales of hay into their rightful places. Clark heard a noise toward the corner of the cellar and he took a chance to glance at his spaceship.
The spaceship his parents had found him in was almost like family. It had symbols all over it. Clark knew it meant something, but he just couldn't read what it said yet.
Suddenly, it started humming, almost like it was warming up. Clark walked cautiously up to it and felt along the edge. The ship felt smooth, yet it was increasing in heat.
Finally, after about five minutes, a loud "SCREEEEECCCCH" echoed from it. The sound seemed to echo all around him, and penetrate into his head. The top of the ship separated from the rest of the ship and glided upward.
A hologram of a beautiful woman appeared. She had golden hair and beautiful blue eyes. She wore a white billowing dress that made her look like an angel.
"Hello, Clark. I'm your mother."
A/N Don't you just love these cliffhangers? I'm not very nice, am I? Enjoy! Review and I'll update!