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Lark Lennox would do anything for love.
When she meets Wally West on a random Tuesday at the flower-shop where she works, she thinks it's fate. Wally is funny, honest, cute—he's everything Lark has ever wanted in a guy, and more. And she's his dream girl, who laughs at all his stupid jokes, who gets all his nerdy references. It's your perfect meet cute: a pretty boy, a prettier girl, a rainy day, a lingering glance. . .
Then, right before her eyes, Wally disappears.
Before she can even give him her number, he disappears—back into the Speedforce, where reality believes he belongs.
Reality is wrong. And reality, as it always has been, is Lark's to control. In that instant, she realises the full extent of her powers; she feels the world turn fluid, malleable, changeable in her hands. In that instant, she realises the gift she's been given, the gift she's had since she was a little girl: the power to control reality. To change it.
