Finding Truth
Chapter 5, Clark
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Lana walked through fields of hie and wet grass. The rain was coming down hard and Lana didn't seem to mind her being wet. She was headed for one place and one place only. She stepped over a fence with barbed wire and headed through more fields. Her house was close. She started to run through the wet field splashing water as she ran. Slowly, unsure of herself she stepped onto Clark's porch, one step at a time not knowing what to say.
In spite of her lack of words she knocked on the door. Breathing heavily she saw a light come from the crack as the door opened revealing Clark in all his glory. Clark looked surprised to see her not having any words of his own.
"Lana… Your all wet?" Clark stated.
Still breathing in gulps she stared at Clark finally realizing what drew her to him.
"Lana are you ok?" Clark asked not getting an answer from her.
Slowly with ease Lana said, "You never answered my question…"
Clark looked at her wide-eyed. You could clearly see he didn't know what she was talking about.
"What?" Clark asked.
"You never answered my question…" Lana said again all wet and dripping water on his porch.
Clark shut the door behind him and stood with Lana.
"What question didn't I answer?" Clark asked concerned.
"Are you in love with me?"
Clark looked shocked. Not saying anything. Lana expected this.
"W… What are you talking about?" Clark asked as his heart skipped a beat.
"You know what I mean. You're not the one with the memory laps. I remember everything, the pool, and the windmill. Don't lie to me please… Clark…"
They stood in silence as the rainwater came clashing down on the Kent roof. The sound of rain was all that surrounded them. They looked longingly into each other eyes neither saying anything.
Lana feeling like she out stayed her welcome looked up at Clark one last time. She turned quickly walked down the stairs into the rain leaving Clark standing there alone with his thoughts. Lana was thinking he would say no or something more hurtful like, he never thought of her that way. Instead he hadn't said anything which hurt even more. The farther she got away from the Clark the faster she started to run.
In Clark's mind he knew exactly what he wanted to say. The words just didn't come. It felt like his tongue was missing or his lips where sealed shut. None of that was real and he realized that the one girl who he had loved for so long had ran away from him since he didn't answer her again. What had he done?
Lana ran by one side of her house. Leaning up against a wall. Hoping that Clark wouldn't come chase her down. She didn't want him to see her cry.
"Lana!" She heard from not far away.
Now Clark was wet from the wrapped rainwater. He was socked. Not even noticing how wet he was, just wanting to find Lana and proclaim his love for her. Lana heard him coming from one side of the house and tried to make a getaway from the other. It didn't work. As soon as Clark saw her attempt to leave he zoomed his way in her direction meeting face to face startling Lana at first. Both wet and staring at each other lovingly.
"Lana…"
"Clark please… Don't." Lana begged not wanting to hear his response.
As Lana turned around again to walk away from him he grabbed her by the arm making her face him as their body's pressed together.
"You're not getting away from me again Lana not ever…" Clark said seriously.
He gently put his hands on her waist as water trickled off both of them. They slowly leaned into each other. Lana, not knowing how to react. Their lips corseted each other's. Soon what was at first slow became powerful emotions as they soothed each other's desires. Lana ripped of his wet red tee shirt revealing his rip muscles beaming as water was going into every crevice. Lana stood watchfully at his body as she realized she wanted him more than anything.
Gazing into his eyes Clark slowly unbuttoned Lana's blouse revealing her natural skin. Still lips locking Lana jumped on Clark wrapping her slanderous lags around his tight body as he headed towards his, 'castle of solitude.'
"Yes… Lana… I love you more then life itself." Clark said to her before any thing went farther.
With a strong gaze from Lana she kissed him hard arching her back to more feel the impact of his body on hers. She now knew the truth and she was happy.
1 The End
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Towards the ending was my favorite. I wrote this in one day so I hope it's ok! : P
R/R please
Chapter 5, Clark
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Lana walked through fields of hie and wet grass. The rain was coming down hard and Lana didn't seem to mind her being wet. She was headed for one place and one place only. She stepped over a fence with barbed wire and headed through more fields. Her house was close. She started to run through the wet field splashing water as she ran. Slowly, unsure of herself she stepped onto Clark's porch, one step at a time not knowing what to say.
In spite of her lack of words she knocked on the door. Breathing heavily she saw a light come from the crack as the door opened revealing Clark in all his glory. Clark looked surprised to see her not having any words of his own.
"Lana… Your all wet?" Clark stated.
Still breathing in gulps she stared at Clark finally realizing what drew her to him.
"Lana are you ok?" Clark asked not getting an answer from her.
Slowly with ease Lana said, "You never answered my question…"
Clark looked at her wide-eyed. You could clearly see he didn't know what she was talking about.
"What?" Clark asked.
"You never answered my question…" Lana said again all wet and dripping water on his porch.
Clark shut the door behind him and stood with Lana.
"What question didn't I answer?" Clark asked concerned.
"Are you in love with me?"
Clark looked shocked. Not saying anything. Lana expected this.
"W… What are you talking about?" Clark asked as his heart skipped a beat.
"You know what I mean. You're not the one with the memory laps. I remember everything, the pool, and the windmill. Don't lie to me please… Clark…"
They stood in silence as the rainwater came clashing down on the Kent roof. The sound of rain was all that surrounded them. They looked longingly into each other eyes neither saying anything.
Lana feeling like she out stayed her welcome looked up at Clark one last time. She turned quickly walked down the stairs into the rain leaving Clark standing there alone with his thoughts. Lana was thinking he would say no or something more hurtful like, he never thought of her that way. Instead he hadn't said anything which hurt even more. The farther she got away from the Clark the faster she started to run.
In Clark's mind he knew exactly what he wanted to say. The words just didn't come. It felt like his tongue was missing or his lips where sealed shut. None of that was real and he realized that the one girl who he had loved for so long had ran away from him since he didn't answer her again. What had he done?
Lana ran by one side of her house. Leaning up against a wall. Hoping that Clark wouldn't come chase her down. She didn't want him to see her cry.
"Lana!" She heard from not far away.
Now Clark was wet from the wrapped rainwater. He was socked. Not even noticing how wet he was, just wanting to find Lana and proclaim his love for her. Lana heard him coming from one side of the house and tried to make a getaway from the other. It didn't work. As soon as Clark saw her attempt to leave he zoomed his way in her direction meeting face to face startling Lana at first. Both wet and staring at each other lovingly.
"Lana…"
"Clark please… Don't." Lana begged not wanting to hear his response.
As Lana turned around again to walk away from him he grabbed her by the arm making her face him as their body's pressed together.
"You're not getting away from me again Lana not ever…" Clark said seriously.
He gently put his hands on her waist as water trickled off both of them. They slowly leaned into each other. Lana, not knowing how to react. Their lips corseted each other's. Soon what was at first slow became powerful emotions as they soothed each other's desires. Lana ripped of his wet red tee shirt revealing his rip muscles beaming as water was going into every crevice. Lana stood watchfully at his body as she realized she wanted him more than anything.
Gazing into his eyes Clark slowly unbuttoned Lana's blouse revealing her natural skin. Still lips locking Lana jumped on Clark wrapping her slanderous lags around his tight body as he headed towards his, 'castle of solitude.'
"Yes… Lana… I love you more then life itself." Clark said to her before any thing went farther.
With a strong gaze from Lana she kissed him hard arching her back to more feel the impact of his body on hers. She now knew the truth and she was happy.
1 The End
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Towards the ending was my favorite. I wrote this in one day so I hope it's ok! : P
R/R please