*loves on the detail of Miss Parker being the one to introduce Lex to scotch*
It amused Miss Parker, as it always did, that the secret to winning in life was to play a better game of chicken than your adversary.
*grins* Oh, that's so Miss Parker.
but Lionel Luthor was a lot like her own father, made of more impervious stuff than mere flesh and blood. Hurting Lex would be just that…hurting Lex.
Yeah. I really--don't miss Mr. Parker.
This is the first Miss Parker/Lex that I've ever read. Possibly because it's the only one out there? *g* Either way, they're two of my favorite characters of all time and I'm thrilled to see them sharing the same canvas. Nice work, Lenore!
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Date: 2004-01-18 07:29 pm (UTC)It amused Miss Parker, as it always did, that the secret to winning in life was to play a better game of chicken than your adversary.
*grins* Oh, that's so Miss Parker.
but Lionel Luthor was a lot like her own father, made of more impervious stuff than mere flesh and blood. Hurting Lex would be just that…hurting Lex.
Yeah. I really--don't miss Mr. Parker.
This is the first Miss Parker/Lex that I've ever read. Possibly because it's the only one out there? *g* Either way, they're two of my favorite characters of all time and I'm thrilled to see them sharing the same canvas. Nice work, Lenore!