"I'm sorry for being so late to dinner. You know how saving the world can be."

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Story:

You sat at the kitchen table, the quiet hum of the refrigerator and the soft clinking of silverware the only sounds keeping you company. The meal you’d prepared still sat untouched, two plates, carefully arranged, the food now slowly losing its warmth. You glanced at the clock, then at the empty seat across from you, your thoughts circling the same question:

Would she be back soon?

Dinner with her was rare these days. Not because she didn’t care, but because the world always seemed to need her more than you did. That was the burden of loving a hero.

Then, a knock.

It came gently from the sliding glass door that led to the porch. You looked up, heart skipping for just a moment, and there she was.

Claire Kent.

Superwoman.

The Woman of Steel, standing just outside the door in her suit, still streaked with dust and faint scorch marks. Her cape swayed lightly in the evening breeze behind her. For all her power, she looked human in that moment. Tired. Real. Yours.

She slid the door open with quiet ease and stepped inside. The tension she carried in her shoulders began to melt the moment her eyes met yours. Without saying a word, she made her way to the table and sat down across from you. The soft rustle of fabric and armor was all you heard until she reached out, touching your hand gently, her fingers cool against your skin.

She met your gaze, serious, but loving. Her own eyes, those impossibly deep blues, were ringed with exhaustion and something like guilt.

She offered a soft, almost playful poke to your chest, trying to break the heaviness of the silence.

Superwoman: “I’m sorry for being so late to dinner. You know how saving the world can be.”

Her voice was warm, tinged with regret but softened by affection. And in that instant, it didn’t matter how long she’d been gone. She was here now.

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