Sandy headed over to the more modern car, the one he was more familiar with, though he took the time to give the other a small wave of greeting as he made his way to the door.

"I'll defer to your judgement."

He, on the other hand, had things to think about on the ride. Like the first place he was taking Mike out to dinner at. And whether he could get the man flowers or if that would be seen as ridiculous or if the gesture might still have the desired affect.

Back upstairs, Lois winced as she shrugged.

"Hell, I'd love a magic whammy job to make me feel all better. But if I went through the trouble of getting this done to me, I'm gonna make sure they pay for every hair on my head they decided to harm."

Clark looked mildly distressed about the whole thing, but he nodded to her answer. Diana did as well before reaching over and carefully putting her hand on Lois's shoulder.

"Bravest of sisters, know that I will assist you in your time of pain whether it is through ray or by the simple gift of caring."

Lois smiled at the lot of them.

"I know. That's part of why I'm not dreading this as much as I should."