( semi-closed )

[contacts]

who: clark kent, lois lane, kara danvers, jon kent + guests
what: the superfamily moves into a supermansion (okay, it's more of a cottage).
when: the move is early to mid-may, guests may come by for the latter half of the month.
where: the supercottage.
warnings: family shenanigans?






[ clark has found a house for his family. kara and jon have bedrooms upstairs, on the ground floor there's a kitchen, a living/dining room and lois' bedroom/study. there's a basement that will eventually feature a pool table or similar but for now is pretty empty.

supers, feel free to write your own starters for moving shenanigans, domestic things, getting used to living together, having guests over, etc. ]

Comments

[signifies]

You're welcome to get the other side of the table.

[ The instructions are neatly spread out on the floor in front of Clark. He can turn them towards her.

He can do this with super-speed, but that defeats the purpose. ]

[contacts]

[ lois shrugs, getting up again. ] You still get to do all the heavy lifting. [ she's perfectly capable of following instructions and putting together furniture; she's done it before. but never with a man she was moving in with. ]

[signifies]

[ There's a first time for everything. This is a little soon. The two of them have doubled in as many months. Clark can deal with communal housing; everyone there are relative strangers and they stay out of each other's way.

This is family, no matter how confusing he finds alternate universes. He's glad to have it, and have someone to share it with. ]

You can tell me where you'd like it afterwards.

[contacts]

[ there's a first time for everything, but while lois thinks that this is moving pretty fast, she doesn't think it's too fast. it feels good, sitting on the floor with clark and putting up furniture, smiling at him when handing him a screw or asking him to hold something steady so she can fasten it. ]

I think in front of the window.

[ at some point, she mentions: ] I didn't really picture Superman to be as domestic as you are. [ it's not a complaint. ]