Quite smoothly to start!

"Welcome, please, step inside," Black Canary told Felix and Diana after opening the door for them.

"Thank you," Felix nodded as they stepped inside, and looked around. "...you know, I wonder, how do you manage to keep your identity secret? You don't wear a mask, last I checked," he then asked her conversationally.

She chuckled. "It's not as hard as you might think. You don't know my name do you?" she asked in amusement. "A lot of people look alike. You would be surprised how many people say I look like my Superhero self, only for me to say I get it a lot, laugh it off, and even people I know do so as well. Hell, celebrity body doubles is a whole damn industry."

"That's true," Diana nodded. That was a huge part of why Clark's simple disguise worked. One could say a lot about the glasses, and just the easy change in demeanor and muscle control to aid that demeanor change, but a lot of the heavy lifting was due to the fact that there were indeed a lot of people who could pass for Superman at a glance.

"Fair enough," Felix chuckled as he took a seat.

"Did you both already eat?" Black Canary asked.

"We did, yes," Felix nodded. "We wouldn't want to impose."

"It would have been no trouble to at least provide some toast," Black Canary replied as she sat, Diana settling next to Felix.

"So, you wanted to discuss how I might be of benefit to the League once I get a doctorate in psychology?" he asked. "Though I hope it's not going to be too much of a rush job," he added.

She nodded. "Yes. Getting an actual therapist would be a great boon for the League," she told him. "Quite frankly, a lot of us have... issues."