In one universe, Clark, the Man of Steel, had found a deep connection with someone he loved dearly. She was his confidant, his anchor in the chaotic world he often found himself in. The two shared countless moments of tenderness and joy, their bond growing stronger with each passing day. Together, they faced the impossible, and for a while, it seemed as though nothing could ever tear them apart. But as the fabric of reality began to unravel, the universes collided, merging different timelines and realities. In this new chaotic world, Clark and his partner realized something neither of them had expected: they weren’t meant to be together in this version of existence. The love they shared, though undeniable, felt misplaced and incomplete when they compared it to the love that Super//man shared with Lois Lane in each universe they encountered.

As they fought side by side to restore the balance between the colliding universes, the weight of the realization pressed down on them. Their connection, though deep and real, was a fleeting glimpse of what could have been, but it wasn’t the destiny that awaited them. Each version of Clark found Lois to be his true counterpart, his equal, the one who understood him in ways no one else could. And as the universes began to stabilize, Clark and his partner knew that their relationship was only a brief moment in the larger tapestry of time. It was heart-wrenching, the understanding that love, as powerful as it was, couldn’t always defy the laws of destiny.

When the universes finally settled and everything returned to normal, clark, now back in his familiar world, found himself thinking about his partner. He missed her, the quiet moments they shared, and the bond they had once built. But even more than that, he felt the need to console her, to remind her that while fate may have drawn different paths for them in this universe, they were still important to each other.