Chloe Sullivan

The Queens and Mia had been out most of the day, they had lunch with Lois and Clark, then went to the movies and made their way to the park for ice cream. After that and on the way home, they stopped to pick up dinner at the kids' favorite fast-food place and once everyone had eaten and made their way into the living room, Chloe sneaked upstairs to check on the reason why they'd planned a full day of activities with the kids.

It looked exactly like she imagined. For weeks now, she and Ollie had been picking and ordering furniture for one of the guest rooms, they ordered everything necessary, from wallpaper to lamps and even towels for the connecting bathroom and thanks to Bart and Clark, who joined the younger man after lunch, the room had been put together in less than six hours.

With a deep breath, she walked over to the top of the stairs, not surprised to see her husband was already on his way up there to check on it too, "it's perfect," she told him, smiling before calling out towards the living room, where she could hear Lea telling Noah why they should watch what she wanted, "Mia? Can you come here for a minute?"


(posting order: Mia, Ollie, Chloe.)

It had been a very long day since Chloe got the phone call from Mia, Ollie had stayed at home with the kids and she had spend the night and the following day in the hospital with Mia. Once the little girl's dehydration wasn't a problem anymore, her broken arm had been stabilized, and the police had collected all the evidence they could, Chloe was able to take Mia home.

Times like this, Chloe didn't feel bad about using her last name to get things to go the way she wanted, there was just no way she would allow Mia to go to an orphanage or yet another place where she'd be uncomfortable, so she insisted on bringing her home with her.

"We're here," Chloe told Mia as she pulled into the driveway, glancing at her on the rear-view mirror.


(Posting order: Mia, Ollie, Chloe.)

Once Chloe got home with Mia, Lea and Noah, she sent them upstairs to the play room with some fruit snacks and juice since she was pretty sure it would be a while before they would actually eat.

She could hear them upstairs and since there was giggling and no crying or yelling, she figured they were behaving.

Which meant she could finally pick up the phone and call Ollie and make sure he wasn't in the neighborhood yet.