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Be Not Echoes	By : Isabelle_Jennings Category: DC Verse Comics > Justice League Views: 3674 -:- Recommendations : 0 -:- Currently Reading : 0
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PART 3: DATING ISN'T FOR THE FAINT OF HEART
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--- J'ONN (continued) ---
Lois smiled to and greeted the woman holding the door open to her and got in, feeling as if a certain kind of weight had been lifted off her and she was free just to have a good time and not think about tomorrows. Erica always had that effect on her. Lois/J'onn didn't feel herself to be an unspontaneous person as a rule, she knew how to make the call on the fly, as Lois or J'onn, more as Lois perhaps, but when she was with Erica, she felt a little wild and a kind of carefree she'd never felt before.
And so it was, a couple hours later, Lois found herself in Erica's arms, kissing her as they arrived in Erica's bedroom. Lois pinned Erica to the back of the door as they closed it, intent on nothing but Erica's lips and the feel of her body, well, that and getting Erica's clothes off. Erica flipped her around and pinned her against the wall and Lois smiled, surrendering a little to her, then surging forward to kiss her forcefully. She stopped though, when her senses finally penetrated her lust-filled haze enough to tell her that they weren't alone in the room. She looked over Erica's shoulder and saw two identical women in Erica's bed, nude, one with her head on the other's shoulder, and watching them with interest. "Who are they?" Lois asked, feeling a little confused and a little mad at Erica for whatever this was.
Erica smiled and brought her hands up to Lois's face to guide her back to eye contact. She smiled disarmingly. "I know, I should have told you, but... I wanted it to be a surprise." She moved in to kiss her and Lois wasn't so annoyed with her that she'd turn away being kissed. Erica backed away and stood beside Lois, holding her hand. "Lois Lane, may I introduce Margot and Aliki Marceau. I've sort of been..." She bit her lip a little. "Dating them, recently."
The two women waved to her and smiled, both saying 'hi'. Lois said it back.
Erica came around in front of Lois and took both of her hands, looking into her eyes. Lois just kind of looked at her a little annoyed. "They're living with me, if you want to know the truth." Erica admitted.
"Uh-huh." Lois replied, smiling a little despite herself. That was just the sort of thing Erica would do.
"Well, they're ideal for me. Very agreeable to be around, they don't talk about useless things, they give spectacular massages, and they're acrobats... very... flexible, and full of stamina." She explained, a pleased look coming over her features. "And, they have other uses too." She told. "I can send them away, if a foursome... isn't to your tastes?" She offered.
Lois just shook her head a little and smiled. "Nah, I'm fine with it." She looked over Erica's shoulder and bit her lip a little. "More than fine with it, actually." She admitted. Martians had a taboo against having multiple lovers, but Lois had done this more than once and J'onn was very much immersed in being Lois right now. And really, the Martian taboo was to avoid some potentially very dangerous telepathic side effects that could occur, and since she wasn't using her telepathy right now, it didn't apply. And besides, having more people around her right now, well, she was feeling hungry for intimacy, for contact. Mind-to-mind contact ideally, but that not being in her cards right now, this was a very nice consolation. And besides, it was Erica, Lois didn't really like to say no to her if she could help it--seeing Erica smile always made her heart speed up, giving her pleasure of any kind was just too good a feeling.
"Mmm, good... I was hoping you'd say that..." and there was that smile.
"Fuck..." Lois couldn't help herself, she went at Erica and kissed her hard, forcing her dress off her so it tangled in her legs. Lois scooped her up in her arms as she fell over and went to the bed, putting her down and getting on top of her, kissing her neck.
Aliki giggled a little at that. "I think that's our cue to join in, sis." Margot spoke up, getting up and going over to untangle Erica's dress from her knees (she hadn't been wearing anything underneath).
Aliki worked at Lois's dress.
Erica laughed. "Sit up, my beautiful, eager lover, so they can undress you properly." Erica instructed.
Lois nipped her ear but complied, sitting up so she was straddling her. The sisters going over to her and working her out of her dress and panties (the dress wasn't the sort you wore a bra with). Margot kissed her and Lois kissed back. Aliki started kissing her neck, Erica just watched in fascination. The two sisters maneuvered Lois off Erica and onto her back, and soon Erica was coming over top of her and Lois found herself trapped. She easily decided to go with it though. "Be happy playing the center of attention for a while, Lois. I promise, you'll enjoy it very much..." Erica enticed. "We can take turns, but... you're the guest I suppose, so you should get to go first..."
"Mmnn, no complaints." She replied as Erica began to lower herself down to Lois's sex. Aliki moved to Lois's tit, while Margot kissed her. Hands were everywhere, Lois hand one hand tangled in Margot's hair, the other in Aliki's. As she was making out and being pleased so completely, Lois decided to look around a little in the twins' heads out of curiosity. Maybe even to gain a little insight into her mysterious Countessa?
What she found surprised her a little. The two used to be circus performers who'd gone by the stage name of Double Dare, but they turned to thieves, or high-rise artists if you wanted to say, when their family's circus went out of business. Erica had caught them trying to steal from her last month and offered them a job in industrial espionage. Lois had to smirk internally at that. Only Erica would catch thieves in her home and decide to bed them and offer them a job rather than report them. Now, normally, the whole thieves and industrial spies thing would bother her, or it would bother the real Lois anyway, but J'onn knew enough to be jaded about it. High finance, big business, on Earth, it was all pretty much legalized theft in the first place. Hoarding natural and imagined resources for the few, depriving the many of a fair share. On Mars, the very idea of it would have been laughed at and dismissed out-of-hand as completely absurd, so J'onn tended to think of it all as, basically, unenlightened childishness and leave the humans to sort it out themselves. After all, she wasn't one of them, she didn't really have a right to impose her values on them, or if she did have the right, she didn't want to try to. It wasn't in her nature. And in any case, as far as corporate movers and shakers went, as far as Lois had been able to tell investigating her as a reporter, Erica was one of the better ones. Oh, she didn't shy away from being ruthless or underhanded when it suited her, that was all part of the game Lois supposed, but she also was what would be colloquially referred to as a 'good corporate citizen', usually funding project that helped or enriched the communities in which they were based, rather than harming them. Her work in the poorer European and former Russian countries, such as the Ukraine, was particularly admirable. So, if she needed to employ a couple sexy thief types to get things done, who was she to tell her no? Especially when the twins in question were so talented with their tongues... besides, from what she sensed of the two, they were good people at heart, just with a complete distrust of governments and authority. They hadn't really trusted Erica at first either, but of course, she had begun to win them over by now. And with what Erica was doing to her clit right now, she could easily understand why.
She moaned in bliss as Margot nipped at the skin by her ear. She was slightly tilted to the side as Erica had raised one of her legs over her shoulder and was sliding her hand over Lois's shin and foot, her other hand on Lois's ass. Aliki had switched to the other tit to give her sister more room to maneuver, but had her hand on the abandoned tit between it and her sister's body. The twins were sliding their bodies sensuously against hers, it felt like she was being touched, loved, everywhere at once almost, it was amazing... she just let it happen and fell into orgasm.
True to Erica's statement, after that, they took turns being the center of attention, then after that, just winged it and had fun however they felt like. It was, Lois thought, a night that was thoroughly nourishing to her soul.
She woke up with Erica laying on her shoulder, holding her hand, Margot snuggled up to her and Aliki snuggled up to Erica. Lois had her hand on Margot's butt, and she now ran her hand over the smooth skin and tightened her grip on Erica's hand. "Mm, good morning, lovely." Margot spoke, moving in to kiss her with slow, deliberate passion. Lois kissed her back and felt Erica waking and sitting up. When Margot moved to whisper lusty things into her ear, Lois saw Aliki kissing Erica's neck from behind.
"My sister wants to rut with your friend, lover." Aliki said to Erica. "I want to rut with you... yes?" She asked, trailing her hand down to Erica's sex.
Erica looked to Lois who just smirked and shook her head a little, rolling Margot over so she was on top and kissing her--"It seems that's a yes." Erica answered softly.
Lois had decided to take the morning for herself today, as she usually spent the morning after making love with Erica again after spending the evening doing the same thing. They both had lots of stamina for it apparently.
After that initial, what Aliki called 'rutting', the twins excused themselves, saying they had some business for Erica they needed to take care of that morning. Lois peeked in their minds curiously and saw they needed to catch a jet to Madrid to investigate the regional head of Erica's business interests there. Erica suspected him of being involved in the drug trade and wanted to know for sure. Huh, Lois thought. If they found out he was, they had orders to kill him and make it look like an accident. The measure was both to assure that Erica's company's name wouldn't be dragged through the mud, and also, Lois guessed, to assuage Erica's feelings, as Lois knew Erica did not like to be made to look the fool... She hadn't known Erica was quite that dangerous a person. Erica had offered to have that job out-sourced to her personal assassin... Lady Vic? Huh. But apparently the twins hadn't had a problem with handling it themselves. It sent a little of a shiver down Lois's spine. She herself had taken a personal vow not to take another's life, she had in war with the White Martians, but not on Earth. The death screams of her people still echoed in her mind at night, she did not want to add any more voices to that choir. For some reason though, this only made her feel compassion for Erica, that she must feel she had to be so hard to survive and prosper in the world. It made her want to comfort her, show her love even more.
So, after the twins had left, that's just what Lois did. She threw herself into their love making, body and soul, with a new level of ardency. She could tell it surprised Erica, who actually acted a little skittish with her at first because of it, which Lois only found completely cute and endearing, but soon Erica let herself go and just enjoyed their love making.
At eleven-thirty, Erica finally called a halt to it (though they'd taken a break at one point for a quick breakfast; they'd had fun feeing each other), and asked Lois to shower with her. "That was... very wonderful..." Erica told as she washed Lois's body from behind her. She'd been unusually quiet since they'd gotten out of bed. "I've been thinking... Perhaps we should get together more often?... What is it the Americans call it? Go steady?" She ventured. "Would you like to... go steady with me, Lois?" Erica asked softly.
Apparently she had moved Erica more than she'd guessed, Lois considered. Erica had never broached the subject of a more serious relationship before. Lois had mentioned it once, only half serious, but Erica hadn't really noticed, or had perhaps intentionally not really noticed. Whatever the case, Lois now had a choice to make. Before Clark, she might have easily said yes to the offer. Or maybe not. But she felt closer to Erica now than she had before, like she knew what made her tick a little more. And the idea of finding out even more, of having to work for it, was strangely alluring. Now she was conflicted. Did she really want Clark though, or was it just a crush? Erica would... well, she'd never get bored, at least, and she really did want learn more about her. And Lois, the real Lois, did have a side to her that had a thing for bad girls. J'onn found she had, perhaps, picked up the trait. Erica definitely hit her in all the right places that way. Dark, mysterious, possibly damaged, but with a good heart and hidden nobility and ability to love that she just ached to try to bring out more in her. She sighed.
"I have to be honest... That's really... very tempting... but, there's someone else, or a potential someone else at least, and I want to explore that... but, now that you asked, I also want to see if maybe there can be more between us. So, um..." Lois trailed off.
"How would I feel about you trying both and seeing how things go?" Erica asked, a smirk in her voice.
"Yes?" Lois answered.
She laughed a little. "Well, after my little surprise with Aliki and Margot, I can hardly cast aspersions on... the idea of playing field a bit, can I? And far be it from me to shy away from a little competition." She leaned in and whispered in Lois's ear. "In fact, I think it makes me want you more."
"Then by all means, woo me." Lois replied, flirting and shivering when Erica licked her neck and nipped at her skin.
"You're going to be mine, Lois Lane. Maybe I'll even ask you to marry me one day. Wouldn't that be novel?" Erica told her.
"You sound so possessive when you say that." Lois answered, liking that she was sounding like that, despite herself.
"That's the idea..." Erica replied, coming around in front of her and backing her against the shower wall, kissing her and pressing herself against her. Lois responded eagerly to the dominant actions, feeling like being possessed a little right then. She had a feeling they were going to put off having lunch for a while.
--- KAL ---
Clark laughed some at a joke Lois told as they were walking to lunch a couple days later. "You're one of a kind, Lois Lane. That's for sure." He smiled and looked up into the sky, enjoying the day.
"Yeah, that's me alright." Lois replied.
Clark looked over at her and their eyes met. If he didn't know any better, he'd think she was sad for some reason because of what he'd said. She was trying not to show it though, so he figured it would be best to respect her privacy. "So, this new mystery man in red and blue everyone's talking about? Kal-El, Power Woman's cousin?" Lois asked as he held the door open for her and she walked though.
"Oh, I don't know. Hard to say really. Didn't the Star call him Superman?" Clark asked.
Lois laughed a bit. "Yeah, they did, didn't they. And you know it's going to stick. First nickname always does."
"Probably right." They got in line to place their orders. This place, the deli they'd gone to the day they'd met, had become their spot somehow. They'd tried Chinese the second day, but both hadn't liked it much (he because he'd had real Chinese food, and the place they'd went really hadn't done it justice). Clark had the feeling Lois had just said to go there for something different, to show him she was 'food sophisticated' or something because he'd talked about his world travels with her some. By mutual assent, they'd gone back to the deli the next day and the following days. "Too bad for him."
"You don't like 'Superman', Clark?" Lois asked in jest.
Clark shrugged. "The Nietzsche connection bugs me. People could get the wrong impression."
"Never read his stuff myself. But if it bugs you so much, Smallville, do something about it. Write, my good reporter, write." Lois told him.
"Huh. Maybe I will." Clark replied. "So, you think the chief really means it? About the reward?" Clark asked.
"What? Two-hundred bucks bonus and a pick of assignments voucher from him? Sure. Probably something to do with that management seminar he went to last month." Lois informed. "Just don't think you'll win, Clark. You got me for completion after all."
"We'll see." He replied as they placed their orders, privately thinking he might just give her the win on this one (as he was definitely the one who got to decide it in this case, much as he didn't envy himself that position to be in), even though he was kind of reluctant to let her see him as 'Superman', half convinced the remarkably perceptive Lois would be able to see it was him right away. Other than his 'shy-guy' act, which Lois clearly hadn't bought for a second somehow, he only had a pair of glasses and a hairstyle as a disguise after all, when you came down to it. He half wanted to just 'out' himself. Everyone knew his cousin was the CEO of Starr Corp and Power Woman both after all, she didn't keep it a secret. But really, that worked for her because she was a CEO with lots of money and all. Her own boss. He was pretty sure his job as a reporter would be at grave risk if everyone knew his... family history. And he didn't really -want- to be treated like he was, well, something other than human, not all the time at least.
"Bet you five bucks." Lois offered, smiling, as they went to take their seats with their drinks to wait for their food to be prepared.
"Nah." Clark said. "Not really the kind of beat I like to cover anyway." He answered. He liked social causes, politics, and human interest pieces mainly.
"That's true." Lois agreed. "I've been reading your stuff lately, Smallville. The chief was right, you've got what it takes and then some." She admitted.
Clark smiled. "Thanks... From you, that means a lot." He told. Lois could write anything and make it sound real, make you believe it mattered. "I've got to admit, I've followed your stuff in the Planet for years. You're definitely one of the greats, Lois. No doubt."
"Better than you?" Lois asked, curious.
"Mm, hard to say. Probably... a little." He answered with a smile.
Lois smiled too. "Nice of you to admit..." She replied. "Listen, um, Clark..."
"Yeah?" Clark asked.
"I was wondering, would you... like to go out with me sometime? On a date?" She asked. She had been on another date with Erica since they'd started to be more serious, but Erica was out of town now, in Spain actually, so Lois thought now was a good time for this.
"I, uh..." Clark shook his head a little and smiled. "Yeah, sure... I'd like that." He answered without thinking about it too much. Other than that he'd be an idiot to say no.
"Boys usually ask the girls this sort of thing in Kansas, don't they?" Lois observed, apparently having picked up on what the surprise in his reaction had been about.
"Mostly, I guess. In Africa and Asia too, though. I'm glad you asked though... I mean, I know you usually don't..."
"Date men?" Lois asked. "Actually, you'd be only the second one, the first since high school." She admitted.
Clark's eyes widened a little. "Wow. I guess I must have really made a good impression then."
"You did." Lois answered, touching his hand and looking into his eyes. "There's just this... something about you. In your eyes... makes me want to know you... a lot better. Gender really matters very little to me in the face of that." She admitted.
Clark smiled at that and felt himself blush just a little. "Likewise..." He told softly. And it was true. There was just something about Lois that seemed to call to him in a way he'd never felt before, not even with Lana. It was like, somehow, he just knew, here was someone who'd get him, who'd... understand. Who he'd trust with his life, really. As crazy and impossible as that seemed to him, she just seemed like... a kindred spirit, somehow.
Their order number was called and Lois got up to go get the food before he could think to. "Be right back." She told.
Clark watched her go get the food idly. He had to admit too, she was a very, very beautiful woman. Maybe the most beautiful woman he'd ever met if he was honest. Just that smile of hers, the way she moved, the spark in her eyes... he sighed. He had a feeling he was in trouble.
---J'ONN---
Cat was back and Lois was so glad that when they got home together and got into the apartment that afternoon, Lois just hugged her as soon as they got in the door, even though she'd hugged her before when she'd arrived at work that morning and again when she'd gone to her desk to head home with her at the end of the day. "Oh, I missed you!" She told, Cat hugging her back just as happily. "I know I said that before, but I really missed you Cat."
"Me too, Lois. J'onn." Cat replied, taking her face in her hands and smiling, kissing her cheek, before going to put her purse away and take her coat off.
Lois shut and locked the door and put her own stuff away too. "So, tell me everything." Lois asked.
Cat laughed. "Maybe later." She answered, going over to the couch and sitting down. "First..."
"Yeah?" Lois asked.
"Um, about what you said before? You know, the penthouse? With the pool?"
"Uh-huh." Lois replied.
"Well, I really missed you too, when I was away." She told, leaning on Lois's shoulder and snuggling up to her. "More than I thought I would..." She admitted. "I want to do what you said. When Lori and I get married, because at this point it seems pretty inevitable to me we will get married soon, after it happens, I want us to still be roommates. Itâ€™s like... youâ€™re a part of me, you know? It hurts, the idea of not having you around. I'm..." She kissed her neck a little. "I'm not sure I could stand it." She finally admitted.
Lois just smiled, she couldn't help but smile, she pushed Cat on her back on the couch and smiled down at her. "...I hope you don't mind me saying, but that's the best news I've had all week."
"Even better than Clark saying yes to you asking him out? Even better than the foursome with Erica? Come on, it couldn't be better than that." Cat pushed at her playfully.
"Well, yeah, maybe a tie on that one." She admitted. "As for Clark, it all depends on how good he is in bed." Lois answered.
"What if he won't put out for you?" Cat teased.
"You think he won't?" Lois asked, laying down an resting her head on Cat's shoulder. "Well, I guess I could wait a while... if he really wanted." She mused. "Hope he's easy though, I really want to touch him more, make love to him... I mean, we have to, to know if we're compatible or not, right?"
Cat just shook her head. "You didn't use to be like this when you were a Martian, J'onn. Being Lois has changed you."
"I know it." J'onn agreed. "But also, it's not the same, you know. Martians and humans are so different. I have to adapt." She explained.
"That's true." Cat agreed, playing with Lois's hair a little. "I'm going to ask Lori about the penthouse tomorrow..." Cat told.
"What if she says no?" Lois asked.
"...I don't know. If she says yes, I'm going to ask her to marry me on the weekend. If not... I guess we'll see..." She answered, sounding scared of the idea.
Lois couldn't help but think that maybe she did have a chance with Cat after all if Lori turned her down. But really, she didn't think Lori would. "She'll say yes. She's in love with you Cat... it's really easy to see."
"~Easy faith comes to those who speak of others' risks~" Cat answered lazily in Martian.
Lois smiled and giggled a little. "You're right of course. And I still love your accent." She told. Cat had this way of speaking Martian that was uniquely hers; Martian with a Gotham-Metropolis accent. It was endearing, to say the least, and it made her light up inside with a unique combination of joy, fond memories, and abject grief every time she heard it. Not that the feelings of grief made her want to hear it less. Before Cat, she'd despaired she'd never hear her people's language from another's lips again. For those words to be alive for someone else again, she'd never wish for that not to be so.
"~Thanks, you have a pretty voice too.~" Cat complemented her back teasingly.
Lois snuggled closer to Cat and held her closer, sighing and closing her eyes. "~Can we just lay here for a while?~" She asked softly.
"Yeah... 'course we can..." Cat stroked her hair a little and closed her eyes too.
It was just so nice having someone like Cat, a real friend again. Someone who felt so much like... home.
A little more than an hour later, they were sitting by Cat's computer in her room. Cat was reading some of the letters she got to her column and Lois was helping her answer them for fun. Cat wrote pieces for the society pages and had recently started an advice column when Jane Lake, the paper's former advice columnist, left. Lois had secretly been helping her with it sometimes because it was so much fun, and as a Martian, Cat said she liked to hear her perspectives on things.
They heard the door open, and Lois saw Cat's face light up.
"Lori's here." Lois spoke. Even without having sensed her coming from down the hall with her telepathy, Lois would have known because Lori was the only one except them and Lois's sister Lucy who had a key to their apartment. Lois had called Lucy that morning to talk, so she knew Lucy was definitely still in Washington, D.C., lobbying for that defense contractor she worked for.
Cat raced out of her room and took Lori in her arms and kissed her. Lois followed and leaned in the doorframe watching with a smile on her face. Despite the little twinge of jealousy she still had in the back of her mind, Lois really liked seeing and sensing Cat so happy, even if it was with someone besides her. And she could feel it. Whenever Cat was around, it was like background noise, a low level connection between them. Just enough so Lois could tell how Cat was feeling, in general. Cat could sense Lois like that too, but mostly just when they touched, which had surprised Lois who hadn't known humans had even that much potential telepathic sensitivity.
Lois walked over. "Hi Lois." Lori greeted.
"Hey you." Lois replied as they hugged. Lori kissed her cheek a little playfully. It was kind of a little of a dare for her, she mainly did it to show Cat she trusted her. Lori had come to kind of realize she took the two of them as a set somehow. Which made Lois happy.
"You're not ready yet?" Lori turned to Cat. The two had plans to go to a party at some actress's house that night. One of the perks, or hazards (depending on how you looked at it), of dating Cat Grant was that you got invited pretty much everywhere and had to get dressed up and go out so often it got to be routine.
"You're ten minutes early." Cat answered, going over and pulling Lori away from Lois a little to kiss her again. "You can come watch me get dressed...?" She offered. As much flirting and desire as it was a clear dodge for the fact that Cat had lost track of time again, which was a little of a habit for her.
Lori licked her lips and Lois could see definite lust in her eyes. "Um, no, we'd never leave if I did that I think." She sighed "Go. Lois and I will talk about you behind your back while I wait." Lori kissed her again and slid her hands over Cat's body a little then let her go.
Cat moaned a little (wanting to follow Lori to kiss some more obviously), but then answered "'Kay" and went off to her room, obviously not worried about being talked about behind her back, more focused on feeling happy.
Lori took Lois's hand and led her to the couch. "So... what's she been saying to you about me?" Lori asked.
Lois smiled. "That you're sexy as hell and she wants to tie you to her bed and make love to you over and over again?"
Lori laughed. "Other than that."
"Oh, um, well... That I can't tell you." Lois answered.
"Really? You're not exactly known for being tight-lipped about anything other than a story you're writing Lois Lane, what's going on?" Lori always called her Lois, not J'onn, because she didn't want to get the names mixed up in public and because, really, she seemed so much the human woman to Lori it was a little hard not to see her that way for her.
"Nothing bad. You'll like it." Lois replied, smiling.
"Uh-huh. Likely story. Fine. So, I hear you had an orgy while we were gone?" Lori asked, only a hint of a playful smile showing on her lips.
"I like 'foursome' better to describe it, but yeah... it was..." She smiled as in remembered satisfaction at the happy memory. "Very memorable. Erica and I are dating now."
"And you're dating this Clark Kent guy tonight too? Busy lady, you are." Lori observed.
Lois sighed. "Yeah, you've definitely got it better though." Lois answered. "I just want it to be over so I know which one of them's right for me..." She looked down at her hands. "I don't want to be left without a mate when... um, well, I've just been thinking about it lately more and more... I want to have a family again one day..." Lori wiped tears from her cheeks Lois hadn't fully realized she'd cried.
"Hey..." Lori comforted softly.
"Are you going to have children with her? Do you want to, I mean?" Lois asked.
Lori sighed and took Lois's hand in hers to show support. "I want to... someday... I'm just not sure when she'd be ready for that again, you know? And she's more important than... anything, to me."
Lois smiled. "Yeah, and that's -just- how it's supposed to be. As... completely lacking in words as I am to say how much losing my children still hurts me; losing my partner, M'Yri'ah... it hurts... more." She admitted.
Lori didn't say anything, she just lay her head on Lois's shoulder and closed her eyes. Lois closing her eyes too.
Cat came out a few minutes later and they both smiled to see her. Cat had getting ready for events like this in record time down to an art. Lori got up and went over and kissed her, humming a little. "You look so fuckable right now." Lori told, mussing Cat's a little unruly hair and sighing as she leaned in close and smelled her. She always reminded Lori of sunshine and fresh air, and the feelings of freedom and peace she'd gotten when she'd come to live in the surface world for good those years ago. To Lori, Cat was everything good and to be treasured about this new world made manifest.
Cat giggled a little. "Cussing is bad."
"So am I... but just for you." Lori told, kissing her neck before moving away slowly and smiling to her. "Shall we go?"
"Yeah." Cat answered, obviously enchanted.
"Bye, Lois." Lori bid, virtually dragging a surprised Cat to the door.
"See ya tomorrow." Cat echoed helplessly.
Lois went to the door and said. "Have a good time!"
"You too!" Cat called back.
Lois sighed and went to get ready herself.
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