And On We March || @whereishine
"You're not much of a gargoyle."
Oliver's voice broke the silence in Watchtower where boxes and crates of potential sat in quiet waiting; by this time next week, Chloe would have eyes on all of Metropolis.
It hadn't been like the divorces he'd seen before, violence and hurt and animal--divorces after years of bitter distaste among people whose dining room tables distanced them more by the day. Chloe was different; and she loved. God, she loved--loved Clark, and Jimmy, and him, loved Lois, and Lana, and Martha as vibrantly as any heart ever could.
He rested back against the top of a sturdy crate, looking to Jimmy where he stood watching the fading sunlight kiss the stained glass, and he wondered what it must feel like to know that all of the love you'd held was reciprocated, but never matched, circles and squares of equal sizes unfitting to one another.
"How long have you been watching re-runs in your head up here?"













