Lex walked into his office and his eyes fell on something on his desk. He walked to it as a smile graced his face. It was an onyx statue of an Egyptian cat. Lex picked it up and took the envelope from under it. Opening it he pulled out a note.
Something to add to your growing Cleopatra collection. Take care of my love.
Vivian
Lex smiled as he put the note back into the envelope and ran his hand over the statues head as if petting a cat. As his fingers slide down its back he felt a groove that caught his attention. Looking at it he saw it was a cut in the statue. He pulled out the small compartment hidden in the stone and smiled seeing a picture of he and Vivian back at Halton Boarding School. They were sitting at tables in the library each reading a book on each other obsession. She read Alexander and he read Cleopatra to find out more about each others love. He walked around the desk and turned the cat so that it faced him as he sat down. He moved it over to the side of his desk and smiled at it. "Take care of mine." He said softly.
Clark and Chloe walked into the Torch office and set down their things. Chloe's eyes fell on an envelope on her desk. "What's that?" Clark asked. "I have no idea." Chloe replied. She walked around to her desk and sat down before picking up the envelope. Without a second thought she opened it and pulled out the contents. it was a cd and a memory disk from a camera. Chloe put the cd into the computer and loaded up the file. "It's Vivian's life story." She said to Clark with confusion. Clark walked around the desk and sat beside her. "What are the pictures?" he asked. Chloe put them into the computer and pulled them up. There were pictures of Vivian as a child with Lex and her parents as well as newer pictures of her with men Chloe wasn't familiar with and a single picture of a shadow Clark recognized. "That's…" he started pointing at the picture. "Catwoman." Chloe finished. Chloe pulled up the story as he and Clark read it. "I have to put this to print. The Planet will definitely notice this one." She said as she read.
