>>70635411"You hear that knocking?"
This question, harkening all the way back to the very beginning of Multiversity, instantly froze my blood and eyes. I waited with baited breath for a few tense seconds, ears piqued... And the heart that had stopped in my chest nearly exploded as a firm *BAM* filled the room. Slowly rising to my feet as though hypnotized, I was drawn inevitably to the front door. I honestly didn't truly expect to see anyone (or anything) waiting for me outside. The image of a newspaper smacking the door frame entered my mind, but I brushed it aside. It was barely four in the morning. Mine doesn't arrive 'till much later. My eyes travelled downward all the same.
There, wrapped in red, transparent plastic, was the paper.
>The bleed>The red pill Clark gave Lois>Both of them are reportersAfter a solid minute I finally found the balls to look at the headline: 'Promising potential of tailored cancer care'. Discussed precision medicine at length, declaring a woman from Columbus a "Super Responder" for how miraculously her treatment worked.
http://www.dispatch.com/content/stories/local/2015/03/27/ohio-state-researchers-study-cancer-patients-genetics-to-guide-treatment.html"Through God's grace and my amazing care at The James, I have been led through the storm and now have beautiful blue skies again!"
>Red Skies during the COIF 