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chocor0se · 3 months
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AU where Tim occasionally goes out and does stuff like donate money to (non-corrupt) homeless shelters and small clinics and things like that and gives like $1000 to people on the street except he doesn’t hide his identity. Like eventually they realize who this kid is they just are like, well we aren’t ratting him out to the press like what have they done for us anyways.
And eventually a paparazzi sees Timothy Drake there and BAM, “Tim Drake-Wayne Seen at Local Homeless Shelter?!” is on every front page.
At first it’s like, well he’s obviously doing it as some pr stunt and he doesn’t actually care but then people start talking about how he would run around Gotham’s streets as a child giving away money. Then it becomes “Tim Drake-Wayne, An Actual Good Rich Man?”
WE’s stocks go through the roof and although there are some concerns about a small child (everyone’s seen pictures of a younger Tim at this point) running unsupervised through the streets of Gotham Tim is basically trending everywhere and even gets on some article about everyday heroes.
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ravenna-reid · 1 month
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Admirer from the past...
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TW: blood, mention of dead bodies and stalking/obsessive behaviour
An expert crime fighter. One of the youngest CEOs. A skilled detective. As good as the Bat. Maybe even better than him.
Tim often found himself conversing with police officers and other detectives that were actually qualified unlike him. Discussing the crime scene, the criminal, the victim, and the next course of action. They all respected Tim and were willing to work together.
One night Tim found himself standing amongst the chaos of the press, the solemn faces of detectives and officers and a name written in blood covering the footpath along with other gory things... The crimson letters painting the cement were a confronting display.
It was the works of a new villain, one that had only just started doing such things two weeks ago. He was one of the most psychotic men Tim had ever dealt with. And it seemed he had a nasty obsession with some poor girl, given he was constantly leaving dead bodies and flowers strewn across Gotham City dedicated to her.
Honestly, the situation twisted Tim's stomach, making him all the more adamant on finding this fucked up guy in hopes of sparing his target the fear and trauma.
Tim kept to himself as he tried to analyse the scene, picking up clues and taking his own samples. That was until the screech of tires on the road caught his attention. Turning to look over his shoulder, he saw another well known detective pull up beside the crime scene and hastily get out of his car. And with him a woman. Tim quickly let his eyes glance over you. You wore a fitted suit, golden hoops and your hair thrown up into a french twist. Throwing your trench coat over your shoulders, you hurriedly followed the detective with an unimpressed look on your face.
"If you haven't even caught the assailant yet, why am I here Harry?" You asked before you fell into step with your co-worker and friend. He was almost like an older brother to you.
"Because, I need your input. Your analysis. This guy is a fucking nut and we have no idea how to predict what he's gonna do next."
Intelligence and class seemed to drip off of you, and Tim was immediately smitten interested in you. He even found himself wondering if you were seeing the man you had arrived with.
Surely not, he was old enough to be your father.
You and Harry ducked under the police tape, your hands in your pockets and eyes trained on the gruesome scene. Black roses coated in thick blood decorated the ground around your boots. You instantly grimaced.
Harry made his way over to the group and greeted Tim first.
"Red Robin." He said with a nod.
"Detective." Tim said back, eyes still trained on you.
You turned in a circle to take it all in before nearing the group. "So, do we have anything on this guy?"
"Red Robin managed to hack into one of the shops security systems. The one across the street. With the footage he retrieved, we can see this sick bastard commit the crime, but his face is obscured."
You were watching Red Robin as the officer spoke, a little taken aback to see a vigilante standing in front of you. Let alone one of the bats.
"Can I see the footage?" You asked, eyes gazing back at his.
Tim swallowed hard. Your eye contact was unwavering, and he could feel a blush begin to creep onto his face.
"Miss, are you even a detective or-"
"Of course." Tim cut the officer off, handing you the tablet that sat atop a police car.
"It's fine," Harry said with the wave of his hand, "She's with me. She knows what she's doing."
Tim watched you analyse the footage. The man was wearing a cap, and some sort of odd make-up was smeared across his face. It might have even be blood you thought. You attentively watched the criminals behaviour. His mannerisms. The odd tick in his left shoulder. The limp in his right leg.
"Anything?" Tim asked.
His voice was like wine and you couldn't help but breathe in his cologne. You might come along to see these crime scenes more often.
"There's something." You admit with the furrow of your brows. "The way he moves. I can't put my finger on it though..."
Tim observed the badge clipped to the collar of your shirt. Although he could read what your occupation was, your coat was covering your name.
"Forensic psychologist?"
What a stupid moment to be making small talk. He began to chastise himself and his lack of charisma, but you didn't seem to mind, much to his relief.
"Mhm. Know what that is?" You teased, anticipating the Red Robin's response.
Tim smirked. "No actually, never heard of it."
You gave a light laugh and Tim felt he had to keep the conversation going.
"Are you new at this?" He asked. "I haven't seen you before."
"Not really," you replied with a soft smile. "It's my second year."
"Yeah, and she beats everyone in the game." Harry called out with a chuckle. You tried to hide your blush, but your humility mixed with your attempt to hide your reaction made Tim like you even more.
But the longer you watched the footage it suddenly dawned on you. The puzzles snapped together in your head and left you a little shocked. Tim immediately took note of the change in your demeanour.
"What is it?"
You held onto the tablet tightly. "I think I know who this is. The twitch. The limp. The hunched form and what he's doing..."
"Holy shit..." Harry said as the others all gawked at the writing on the ground.
Tim ignored them, focusing his full attention onto you.
"Back when I was just a psychologist. This guy came to me, I'm sure of it." You looked back up at Tim now, but before either of you could say anything, Harry called your name.
"You better get over here."
You and Red Robin joined the group, and as you looked down at the name on the footpath, your soul immediately dropped down to your feet.
"What's wrong?" Tim asked, looking up at Harry then at you. But now that you had moved, the name on your badge was revealed to Tim.
Everyone suddenly turned to look at you. And all you could do was stare down at the red letters before you.
"That's my name."
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mylifeisfruk4ever · 3 months
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Tim's father was ill.
It was something that even a child would have seen: he had started to forget things, stare into space, and suddenly change his mood. Despite his wife's insistence, Jack refused to go to the doctor, saying he was just tired.
It wasn't tiredness: months later, when he finally decided to go to a doctor, the diagnosis was a brain tumour. It's not common among people this young, but it can happen.
His father rebelled against the diagnosis as he had done with all those old professors who didn't believe in his research.
He fought tooth and nail, like a Drake, because there was no way he would give up.
All in vain: he had arrived late.
However, if there was one thing the Drakes had learned from years of archaeological digging and world travel, it was that there are more things in heaven and earth than are dreamed of by man.
And his mother had always had a knack for deals. Janet was skilled, the real brains of the couple, and when necessary, she took matters into her own hands.
When her husband was dying, she did just that: she took matters into her own hands and decided to do the impossible.
She decided to make a pact with a fae. In a world where Amazons, demigods, aliens, and whatnot saved the world regularly, a deal with a magical being was also pretty par for the course.
His mother got a great deal, getting the most while giving up the least.
Jack would live, recover completely, and live to a ripe old age. The price was minimal: Tim.
Thus it was that at nine years old Tim found himself serving as a servant in the Unseelie Court, uncertain how much time had passed since he had been sold by his mother.
(“You will stay with them for a short time,” she told him before they took him away.
“Until you come of age, then you will come back with us. You are doing a lot for us, Timothy.”)
Tim didn't know how much time had passed, but he was still nine years old, and the fae didn't seem willing to let him go anytime soon. He was almost resigned to his fate, when one day, someone new was brought to the Unseelie Queen: Bruce Wayne. Batman was there.
And if Batman was there, Tim had some chance of escaping. It was a risky gamble, and there was no certainty that the plan would work. But what else did he have to lose? His life? That had already been sold.
(Bruce had just lost Jason, had fallen into a trap and was now risking a marriage to a magical being. He had to escape before the wedding was celebrated, or he will be stuck there forever. His only ally is a painfully young child who shouldn't be there. Bruce will be damned if he lets another child die because of him.)
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These hands may be bloody (but they're still mine and I'm still yours)
Blood nose and a crooked tongue (I always wanted to be someone) - series masterlist here
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pairing: tim drake x reader (gender neutral)
length: 1.3k
genre: fluff, sort of hurt/comfort
warnings: there's some talk of timmy being able to hurt reader, but the point is that he doesn't
a/n: hmmmmm actually this is a really good one enjoy <3
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"You know, my front door works very well," you point out without looking up, your eyes still trained on the case file in your lap as you sit on your couch, listening to your balcony door click shut and heavy boots walk across your living room.
"Aw, but where's the fun in that?" Red Robin drawls as he settles on the arm of your couch, leaning over to try to look at your file before you snap it shut and throw it onto your coffee table.
"There are a lot of apartments to break into around here, Red. You should start branching out." You quip. 
"Those other apartments don't give me what I need."
"Which is…?" You prompt. He extends his hand, dropping a flash memory drive into your lap. You look at him witheringly. "I should start charging you."
"I don't have the time to keep eyes on all the leads I need to. Help me out a little." Red Robin smiles, a sharp grin that seems to glint in the darkness of your apartment.
"I did," you emphasize. "I've helped you out for weeks. When are you gonna have enough of me, Red?"
"You watch the news, I'm sure." He ignores your question. "The intel you're helping me get is doing real damage to the drops trade. You're making Gotham a better place. You're doing something good here."
"Should I pull out the pompoms or are you done with the cheerleading speech?" You shoot back dryly. 
"C'mon, please. Just… give me a little something. Help me out here," Red Robin slides off the arm of your couch so that he can kneel in front of you, propping his chin on his hand and looking at you imploringly through his mask.
"Don't grovel. It freaks me out," you say. He laughs. Your heart thumps at the sound in a way you hate. 
"Please…?"
"Fine. Just - get up, will you?" You snap as he pulls himself up to his feet. The way he stands in front of you, towering over your sitting form with his arms crossed menacingly, you faintly remember in the back of your head that you should be afraid of him. The moonlight from your windows lights his silhouette like a halo, his face hidden from you as you stare up at him. He could hurt me, you think. Why hasn't he, yet?
"I'm not going to hurt you," he says plainly.
"Excuse me?" You shift, wishing you had a mask of your own.
"You can say no to me. Give me back the drive and I'll leave. You'll never see me again." Your eyes flit over Red Robin's face at his words, wishing desperately that you could see his face so that maybe you could begin to guess what's going on in his mind. But he stays standing, shrouded in the darkness of night as he looks down on you, his posture straight and his muscles taut. He's… offended, you think maybe. Huh. 
"If I thought you were going to hurt me, I wouldn't be so apt to keep letting you into my home," you say softly. The muscles of his forearms tighten where his arms are crossed and you wince internally at the words you chose. Wrong answer, you think. Somewhere fuzzy in the back of your mind, you consider the possibility that you might make him angry enough that he does hurt you.
"Are you letting me in? Really? Could you find a way to keep me out if you wanted to?" Red Robin points out. You freeze, your mind spinning at the insinuation of his words - at the reminder that the two of you are inherently on uneven footing. No matter how much he tries to hide his teeth behind a wolfish grin, you are still a lamb led to slaughter every time he slips through your balcony door.
"Yes," you say stubbornly. "I would ask you to leave… and you would. That's all I ever need to keep you out." Your fingers tangle in the blanket that's thrown haphazardly over your couch as you wait for his response. Tell me I'm right, you think pleadingly. Tell me you'll listen when I tell you to stay or go. 
Red Robin's shoulders slouch, his posture deflating as he sags, bending to sit perched on the edge of your coffee table and look at you. He reaches forward with a slowness that has to be deliberate, using gentle fingers to brush a stray strand of hair from your face before he pulls back quickly.
"Yes," he says, and his voice rings with a conviction that you haven't heard from him before. "That's all you'll ever need. Say the word and I leave. Or… or say the word and I… stay." You release a breath at his words, leaning back to sag against your couch and look him up and down.
There's a silence that hangs between the two of you, bated breath held by Tim as he waits for your response. Please tell me to stay, he wants to beg. Please tell me you believe me. Please let me keep you safe. He watches as your eyes flit over him, mulling over his words as you make your decision. I'm a dog with a bloody muzzle, I know, but it will never be your blood on my teeth.
"Leave the drive with me," your words snap him out of his inner spiralling and Red Robin straightens, the wood of your coffee table legs shifting slightly under his weight. "I'll let you know when - if I find something."
He nods stiffly and stands, stepping over your legs easily to make his way back to your door. Your hand shooting out to grab onto his stops him in his tracks, though, and when he looks down at you, you pull back, opening your mouth to utter an apology. Before you can, though, he crouches in front of you again, reaching to take your hand back into his, his brow furrowed in sudden worry.
"Next time you come around…" you begin, and his heart thumps at the over-confident, teasing tone that's made its way back into your voice. "Don't sit on my coffee table like that. You'll break it. The couch arms, too. I have real chairs for a reason." Red Robin laughs and squeezes your hand before letting it go and standing, moving back towards your balcony door.
"I'll keep that in mind… for next time," he says, sliding the door open. Before he slips through it and into the darkness, though, he stops to look at you one last time.
"It's your fault, you know," he says plainly.
"What?"
"You never told me what your rate is."
"What are you talking about?" You sigh.
"I can't pay you… I don't know how much I owe you. You haven't told me what you're charging," he points out. You stare back at him, and although the shadows obscure his masked face once again, you find it doesn't bother you so much.
"...you don't owe me anything, Red. You never will," you say gently. He doesn't smile this time - instead, an emotional little noise gets punched out of his lungs before he nods his head, slipping out into the night and closing your door silently behind him. As you sit on the couch, turning the memory drive over in your hands, you hear the faint click of the door being locked again somehow from the outside and you smile to yourself. It doesn't seem too bad to have a wolf at your door some nights.
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aw-myheart · 6 months
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I have a stupid idea for a DC fanfiction.
So I was reading a Ra'stim fic (cause I'm the worst) and in a throw away line Tim tells Ra's the he got a medical degree while bored. And I find that so funny.
Imagine with me!!
Tim is on one of his no sleep benders and is hacking random places around Gotham. While he does he finds out that the next day is the final exam for a couple medical students. Tim knows medical stuff. Tim makes a new identity (maybe a nephew to Carolina Hill) and just makes up a whole college experience for this guy. Tim walks into the exam room, looking just as tired as everyone else, and just takes the test. He completely zones out during any practical portion before heading home and sleeping for the first time in 82 hours.
When he gets his test scores back and a license to legally sew people back together Tim is so confused. When did? How did? Who!?!!???
I just can't get it out of my head. Add whatever you want I'm not going to write this.
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funkylittlebidiot · 15 days
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leap of faith
It's happened again - sleeping in the afternoon means i get creative in the evening. Here's a thing.
The Bats wouldn’t make it in time, Tim knew as he scrambled through the door leading onto the roof of Wayne Enterprises. He’d known it the second he’d hit the panic button right before his doors burst open, spilling tactical gear-clad goons into his office.
He’d also known instantly this wasn’t a situation worth the risk of playing Timothy Drake-Wayne, so he’d chucked the Manila folder he’d been holding out like a batarang.
It wasn’t particularly effective, but it was instinct, as much as ducking for cover behind his mahogany desk in the same move. Thank god Bruce had made it bullet resistant - there’s no feature more practical in a desk. Especially in Gotham.
Of course, that’s when a bullet pierced through the wood anyway and almost knicked his shoulder. It only took a moment to take in the projectile, a bullet shaped like an arrowhead the size of a thumb, lodged into the wood with the tip coated in a green crystalline sheen.
It’s only then that Tim had begun to panic.
There were many reasons why criminals might attack Timothy Drake-Wayne - money, leverage, petty grudge, a slip in his identity or a social faux-pass were all possibilities that easily swam to his mind. There wasn’t a single reason he could think of that they would attack Timothy Drake-Wayne with kryptonite.
And Tim was an inventive guy, if he did say so himself.
Breathing going slightly funny, but forcing that to the side, he took stock of his options. The bats wouldn’t make it in time, he didn’t have his own suit and weapons, and there was no way in hell he was going to call to Kon for help. Not with kryptonite in play.
If he could he’d text Kon he was craving Belgian chocolate so he’d get as far away from WE as possible.
Anyway, think.
Tim waited for the first goon to round the desk and point his gun at his head, and purposefully fumbled a bit as he grabbed the gun and twisted in a move he’d mastered at twelve years old. He might not be able to afford playing civilian, but he wasn’t going to waste the opportunity of being underestimated.
They took it as a lucky shot - a rich boy taking a defense class is only common sense in a city like Gotham - but it still left one out of six attackers on the floor with a dislocated shoulder. The gun he’d twisted out of his arm was used to knock aside another, before breaking the nose of the assailant.
There were still four guns on him - five if the guy got over his broken nose - and the space was too cramped a battle ground. Tim was used to fighting the open space of city streets, or the occasional indoors he’d been able to case beforehand, swooping in with full control of the situation. Situations where he’d had his suit.
His dark slacks and white button down wouldn’t hold back as much as an open-palmed slap, and with his missing spleen he was too high-maintenance to be a kidnappee.
He had to get out of the office.
Tim jumped over his desk, clearly surprising his assailants as he used the same move to kick out with his feet. They dodged, but their movement had cleared out a path to the roof access stairs hidden behind a set of doors resembling a build-in closet.
It was a useful feature - both for the CEO with the private helipad on the roof and the vigilante needing to sneak out of the office during city emergencies.
Tim ran up the stairs now, grateful they hadn’t managed to get a hit in yet, but hyper-aware he wasn’t actually running towards something, and burst out into the April chill. The helipad was empty because he hadn’t thought to schedule an emergency evacuation today, but the feel of cold air against his skin was soothing. It made him feel more like Robin - Red Robin, whatever - standing high on a roof, in control of his surroundings once more.
They would have to follow him up. They would need to come through the door one by one. And Tim still had the gun.
Of course he couldn’t actually use it. He didn’t know how lethal the unfamiliar weapon would be.
Besides, the thought of shooting rounds of kryptonite made him ill.
The door bust open, followed by two guns with men attached stepping out onto the concrete. They moved quickly, swarming out like a trained SWAT team, which made his stomach flutter nervously. He’d only seen the six, five now were left.
But he didn’t know how high up they went. How many had been needed to get the six of them up to the top floor of Wayne Enterprises in the first place? How many more were downstairs?
Tim fought the urge to take his eyes off the men in front of him to sweep the surrounding roofs for snipers.
The previous comfort had left him, feeling exposed with his back turned to the skyline, his button-down catching the wind like a white flag.
“You’re trapped,” one of the men called, voice amplified to be heard over the roar of the wind. “Surrender and we’ll take you quietly.”
Tim frowned.
“What do you want?” He yelled back, playing along as his thoughts ran ahead, calculating his options. “Money?”
“Leverage.” The second guy on the left called out. “You’ll be fine as long as you play along.”
“What do I have to do?” His heart was racing in his chest, fearing the answer but also determined it wouldn’t be a problem. If they ask him for Superboy it’s an easy response.
“Just get back down, open your computer, and set up a -“
Tim already wasn’t listening anymore, ears rushing with relief as he threw down the gun and started running.
It was a stupid coincidence - the kryptonite just an extra precaution or a new trend on the streets of Gotham or whatever. They didn’t want Conner. Which meant there probably wasn’t a sophisticated contingency set up for if he were to show up - no hidden snipers in the surrounding buildings (at least none expecting Superboy), no Cadmus technology, nothing.
Still, he made sure to wait until he’d dropped at least 30 stories to finally yell out a slightly strangled - Superboy!
The following few seconds, as he continued to fall, his heart sinking into his stomach, he was forced to question the decision of leaping before making sure Kon was actually paying attention.
Then, only fifteen stories below that, he collided with a familiar body, strong arms wrapping around him as his momentum careened to a halt. Tim clung on instinctively, air leaving his lungs with a sigh as his arms came up around Kon’s neck in a tight hug, the tiptoes of his leather shoes awkwardly fitting their usual holds on Kon’s feet. This sure was easier in his Robin suit, but that thought quickly left his head as he was surrounded by the warmth of Conner. His thin white shirt had been terrible at keeping out the chill of the drop, the wind tugging at it incessantly, but against Conner it allowed him to actually feel the arms wrapped around his back, the hands pressed against his side like pools of heat.
Tim smiled into the crook of Kon’s neck, before forcing his brain to focus back on the situation as he could feel Superboy tense with anger, shifting to fly back up to take in the scene. He pressed a quick kiss into the soft skin under his jaw, hoping to soothe.
“Do not engage,” he spoke into Kon’s ear, though he knew he’d be able to hear perfectly even if Tim couldn’t catch his own voice over the sound of the wind. “They have kryptonite weapons.”
Kon tightened his grip and shifted like he wanted to take his chances, but Tim tugged at his hair until he looked down and Tim was finally able to meet his eyes.
The sight was heaven-send, but the slow curls of panic were still swirling in his gut, telling him to get those eyes as far away as possible.
“Let’s go home. Please.”
Kon swallowed but nodded, tightening his grip before they were swept away by the wind.
As soon as they came to a halt and Tim couldn’t see the city gray of Gotham anymore, his heart finally un-clenched. He went boneless as their feet touched the ground, and Kon’s grip on him softened into a proper hug.
“Thank god you’re okay.” Tim breathed into Kon’s hair, causing Kon to pull back and meet his eyes with a furious gaze.
“Me?” He ground out, hands tightening on Tim’s hips. “I’m not the one pushed off the top of a building!”
“I’m fine! I wasn’t even pushed - I jumped!”
“You- jumped.” He looked like he was short-circuiting, which might have been funny if Tim hadn’t cared that he was clearly upset. “Tim!”
“Yeah.”
“Why would you do that?!”
“Because I needed to call for help but I wasn’t going to do that anywhere near where they could get a good shot at you!”
“So you jumped?! From a skyscraper!”
“No, I jumped into your arms!”
“What if I hadn’t heard you!”
“Then I would have been upset.”
“You would have -“
Tim kissed him before he could short-circuit some more, which luckily did help him reboot and focus on what’s important - wrapping his arms around Tim’s hips again and pulling him closer, pressing their chests together as Tim moaned against Kon’s mouth.
He wanted to walk Kon back, push him against a wall before dragging him into his bedroom to thank him properly for being his knight in leather jacket - which is when he realized they were no where near his apartment OR the tower.
They were on a forest-lined stretch of road, a familiar iron gate to Tim’s back.
He pulled back, accusatory, mentally rearranging his gratitude into punishment instead, as he glared at Kon. “I told you to take me home!”
“I did!” Kon sounded way too smug, clearly pleased Tim was suffering in his own right. “They were almost at the tower when I got there. Cass told me to get you home or else - and I’m more scared of her then I am of you.”
“If I get murdered by the Spawn you’re going to feel so guilty.” Tim murmured, crossing his arms against the hollow feeling of dread in his stomach as he stared up at the manor. Cass was there. Bruce was alive.
He could deal for half an hour.
That would have to be enough.
Kon’s arm fell like a comforting weight around his waist as he came to stand beside him, squeezing softly. “I’m just a shout away.”
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puddingcatbeans · 1 year
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timkon; kon has a peculiar cuddling habit.
It takes Tim two months to notice. It's not his fault though—his team has always been very tactile, and they've made it their ongoing mission to cure Tim of his touch starvation. Kon is probably next on the list for touch-starved-ness, but he takes to cuddling like it's a challenge, and everyone knows how much Kon likes winning challenges.
So it's not unusual for Tim and Kon to be seen sitting practically on top of each other when they're hanging out at the Tower, at the farm, in Tim's apartment. Bart has started calling them "TimKon" for their buy-one-get-one package deal, and Cassie is still gloating about winning the betting pool for when they'd finally get together. Their lives are filled with violence and crises and teenage angst, they should get some points for choosing cuddling a coping mechanism instead of the myriad other methods their peers and mentors have chosen (cough Bruce and his adoption addiction cough).
And the thing is, Kon is very comfortable, okay? His very defined muscles make for a very nice pillow. And he gives the best hugs, probably only second to Dick's patented Big Bro Hugs™. So Tim maybe falls into a trance every time they fall into each other. It's not his fault.
But eventually, he starts to notice it.
It's subtle, really; innocent, as much as their relationship goes. Neither of them are super interested in sex. They've fooled around a few times before, because, well, teenage hormones. And it's nice, but they both agree that they much prefer falling asleep together more than sleeping together. So Tim knows it's not that. But once he starts noticing, he can't un-notice.
When they're sitting together on the couch, each doing their own thing: Kon catching up on the latest tv serial Gar's got him hooked on, one around slung around Tim's waist, and Tim tapping away at his tablet, most of his weight against his boyfriend. Said boyfriend's hand would slip under the hem of Tim's shirt, and then his thumb would absentmindedly be stroking back and forth along the skin just above Tim's hipbone.
When they're napping together after a long debriefing session, on their sides with Tim as the little spoon: Kon, plastered to Tim's back, would worm a hand under his sleep shirt and press his palm against the flat of Tim's belly. Not moving, not doing anything but holding him there.
When they're all piled up on the sofa for movie nights with the team, Tim sitting in the V of Kon's legs: Kon would hook his chin over Tim's shoulder, and his hand would dip under the collar of Tim's borrowed hoodie, and just stay there. His calloused fingers lingering on Tim's bare shoulder, thumb resting against Tim's collarbone.
Tim could chalk it up to just Kon seeking physical affection, or maybe this is just one of the quirks of being Kon's significant other. He doesn't mind, not really—how can he, when he feels so wanted? But he can't help but be curious.
They're in Kon's room, the soft murmur of the Kents downstairs and the early evening autumn breeze floating in through the open window. Kon has his back against the headboard, with Tim sitting in his lap. Tim is half-asleep, lulled by the rhythmic movement of Kon's hand on his back, under his shirt.
"Why do you do that?" Tim mumbles into Kon's shirt.
"Do what?"
Tim shrugs his shoulders—or tries to. He ends up just kind of wiggling in place. "That," he says. "Your hands. Whenever we cuddle, you always go under my clothes."
Kon stiffens, his hand freezing on Tim's shoulder blade. "Do you not like it? Sorry, I should've asked—"
"No, no." Tim shakes his head, shoving his forehead against Kon's neck. "It's, um. It's nice. I like it. I'm just wondering."
He feels more than hears Kon's sigh of relief. The hand at his back resumes its sweeping motions. Kon's chin lands on Tim's head, nuzzling a little. "It's not... There's no particular reason," Kon says. "You know how I run a little colder because I'm half-Kryptonian? Well, your natural body heat feels really good. Like, reassuring. I don't know. Lights up my dopamine centers or something?"
Tim pulls back. "Are you saying I'm your Tim-shaped hot water bottle?"
Kon blinks at him. Then a grin spreads across his face. "And you're just the perfect size, too!"
Huffing Tim pinches Kon. It probably doesn't even tickle, but Kon pretends to dodge, anyway. He's sweet like that. Tim leans forwards to bury his face into the crook of Kon's neck again. He tugs at Kon's shirt until he can worm his own arms under and slide his palms up Kon's skin.
Kon makes a soft sound. He curls around Tim, squeezing him gently. They stay like that, tangled together, breaths and heartbeats in sync, until Ma eventually calls them down for dinner.
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(Updated Sometimes) Tim Drake Fanfic Masterlist
cw's will not be included, so make sure to check the tags. also might include some jason fics too
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Bang, bang by Ididloveyou_once
Tim asks Jason to teach him how to use a gun. (One shot, funny)
The Long Way Home by itsnatalie
Tim and Jason get trapped in a labyrinth that shows their worst nightmares. (Multi, angst, hurt/comfort)
like falling water by naheka
Dick crashes at Jason's place, hopped up on fear gas. (One shot, funny)
Bet on it by Lysical
Damian needs Jason's help to hide something from Bruce. (One shot, funny)
Deliver Yourself by forestgreen
Jason adopts his younger self. (Multi, angst)
Banshee In A Well by liverobinreaction (bugbee)
Tim is five years old when he drowns in his parents' pool. He dies quietly, waiting for parents who love him, but will never be there, to realise that something is wrong. They never show up, and he sinks into oblivion.
When he wakes up and claws his way out of the water, the sun has set, and the lights of his house are on. He is cold and wet and his lungs burn.
But most of all, Tim is alone. (Multi, angst)
Home by sElkieNight60
Tim forgets who he is. (Multi, angst)
Late Night Langoustining by whaleofatime
Jason adopts a lobster. (One shot, funny)
two against the world by carolinaa
While following Batman and Robin, Tim finds a puppy. (Multi, hurt/comfort)
Like a Hinge, Like a Wing by Ultrageekatlarge
Tim blackmails Batman into helping him arrest his murderous uncle. (Multi, hurt/comfort)
See Life As a Worthy Opponent by TriviasGhost
Tim goes to a universe where he never existed. (Multi, incomplete)
The Return by lurkinglurkerwholurks
What the comics neglected to cover after Bruce returns from being lost in time. (Multi, hurt/comfort)
Obedience by Sohotthateveryonedied
Something is seriously wrong with Tim—Jason just knows it. Ever since the Mad Hatter incident, Tim has been acting completely different, and the worst part is that no one believes Jason when he tells them so.
But when the truth is eventually revealed, the whole family comes to realize that the situation is far worse than anyone could have ever predicted. (One shot, angst)
To an Athlete Dying Young by SonoSvegliato
A series detailing Tim’s ascension to Robinhood, with angsty Red Hood vigilantes in the background. (Multi, angst)
Matters of the Heart by DM (Nyerus), Nyerus
Kon need's Tim's help with an investigation in Metropolis. Feelings ensue. (Multi, Timkon)
It Wasn't Real (But We Were Happy) by lurkinglurkerwholurks
“Everyone’s fine. You don’t need me anymore. I told you, Bruce. I told you I’d stay until you didn’t need me anymore.”
“I’m sorry. I stayed too long. I should have... I shouldn’t have waited so long." (Multi, angst)
occam's razor by Beatrice eagle
An in-universe reddit thread about Jason's death. (One shot, funny)
To Try, To Err, To Try Again by theLiterator
Tim knits Damian a present. (One shot, wholesome?)
let's get mischievous by CreamofTomatoSoup
Tim's friend gets possessed by Dionysius. (One shot, angst)
Whoopsie by MichaBerry
Tim forgets to tell that he lost his spleen. Oops. (One shot, angst?)
Latchkey by goldkirk
Tim Drake is thirteen, runs the famous BatWatch blog that has spiraled hilariously out of control, has absentee parents that suit his purposes just fine, is training himself to run the streets at night, and is doing absolutely peachy, thank you.
Alfred and Jason disagree, and get Dick and Bruce involved in figuring out their weird nextdoor neighbor kid’s life. Everything goes uphill from there. (Multi, hurt/comfort, this is a MUST READ for timfics)
Trouble Magnet by strikeyoucolors
"It's like you've been synchronized into passively hostile acts against Tim. Did he do something? Were you brainwashed? Because I now have a son who has been crushed, had his face broken, and been shot. All incidences of friendly fire. " (One shot, funny)
Echoes of You by SilverSkiesAtMidnight
Milk white skin beneath the mud, black hair hanging in muddy clumps around his ears. Blue eyes staring back at him, animal-bright and dilated in the brief moment before he flinches back from the light with a cry of pain that stabs through Jason to the soul. (One shot, angst)
A Simple Life by RenaRoo
Tim Drake is living a simple life in one of the worst parts of Gotham. He makes the best of it, though. He makes for himself the only life he's ever known...
He thinks. (One shot, angst)
The Wound Begins to Bleed by audreycritter
Now that Tim’s moved back to the manor, he just wants a few afternoons a week without Damian around.
Funny how getting that was the catalyst for him becoming a better big brother. (One shot, brotherly bonding)
Hey, Lawman! by dinolaur
Tim goes MIA during lunch. (One shot, funny)
Gotham Banksy by LananiA3O
After finding out that he remains unavenged, Jason returns to Gotham, but instead of deciding to kill Bruce, he decides to channel his rage into a more creative endeavor: spray-painting Gotham until the message is loud and clear to everyone: fuck Batman. (Multi, angst)
Breaking News: Local Teen Given Intervention For Normal Behaviour by yellowrooster
Tim ends up in an alternate dimension where he's considered a drug addict. (One shot, funny)
Bay Through Hell by GordandV
Tim is mermaid. (Multi, AU)
Hot Dog, French Fries by eggmacguffin
Damian tries to hide that he's been hit with a truth serum. (One shot, hurt/comfort)
What happens in Vegas by Ididloveyou_once
Tim and Kon get married in Vegas, while drunk. (Multi, timkon)
Quarter past midnight by Aaren
Instead of being found by Talia after crawling out of his grave, Jason becomes a nurse. (Multi, canon divergence)
(Un)Wanted by Mika-chan (mikarin)
Tim gets kidnapped. (One shot, hurt/comfort)
A Midafternoon Beetdown by whaleofatime
Jason cosplays as a organic farmer. (One shot, funny)
Liminal Space by Calamityjim
Bruce's habit of collecting strays isn't limited by dimension. (Multi, hurt/comfort)
Can't Stay Down (a Documentary) by SonoSvegliato
Tim gets his tonsils removed. (Multi, funny)
Surveillance by smilebackwards
Tim is a civilian who contributes to crime fighting by taking surveillance photos and leaving them on the desktop of the Batcomputer. (Multi, found family)
Chemistry of a Car Crash by anthologia
Tim gets into a car crash. (One shot, hurt/comfort)
Bet It all On Red by centreoftheselights
Instead of becoming enemies, Robin and Red Hood form an alliance. (One shot series, canon divergence)
False Dichotomy by heartslogos
Red Hood calls Red Robin's bandoliers "super convenient idiot handles". (One shot)
don't take you guns to town by kreestar
batman comes home from a night patrolling to find a 10 year old jason todd waiting for him in his kitchen. across gotham, at the same time, red hood is stopped by a 25 year old bruce wayne. (One shot, angst)
Stubborn by audreycritter
When your butler mom calls and says, "Go check on your brother," you don't argue. You just do it. (Multi, sickfic)
I'm Just Fine by girlgeekjf
After rescuing a group of kidnapped children, Tim reflects on what he could’ve done better. (One shot, hurt/comfort)
A Christmas Miracle by Mithen
Damian and Dick go undercover to bust a child-kidnapping ring whose members dress up as Santa Claus. (One shot, funny)
Confidence Lost by C_R_Scott
Everything about Neal Caffrey’s past prior to his 18th birthday is a mystery, even to him. However, when someone unexpectedly recognizes him by a name that he has never used as an alias before, he learns that the biggest con of his life is literally his life. (or, tim is neal caffrey from white collar) (multi, crossover)
Exit Wounds by incogneat_oh
Did you hear this one? A vigilante walks into a warehouse and kills the joker. (One shot, angst)
If the Sky Comes Falling Down (For You) by lurkinglurkerwholurks
Five times Jason saved his siblings, and one time they saved him. (Multi, hurt/comfort)
Normally People Pass Out After by WriterfromGotham
Tim donates blood. (One shot, angst and fluff)
In Living Memory by DangerBeckett
Jason remembers why he stays out of other people's business. (One shot, angst)
Set My Mind To Wandering by Tabithian
Tim goes on a vacation. (One shot series, angst)
A Little Bit of Sunshine, A Little Bit of Rain by ohwhatevrewhatevr
For once, Tim is happy with his life. (One shot, fluff?)
American Ninja Worrier by DangerBeckett
Tim hires a ninja intern. Jason becomes concerned. (One shot, funny)
The Wrong Boy is Breathing by heartslogos
Tim visits Jason's grave all the time. (One shot, angst)
Jason Todd: The Not-So-Outlaw by GoAwayOlivia
Jason Todd isn't what Batman made him, he isn't what the Joker made him, he isn't what the League of Assassins made him, and he isn't what the Lazarus Pit made him. He's his own person and he's taking himself back, one home renovation at a time. Also he might just make friends with the people who are supposed to be his brothers while he's at it. (Multi, hurt/comfort)
The Art of Conversation by glassgoblin
Robin needs to talk to a friend, but everyone is a little busy. (One shot, angst)
Road Rage Robin by heartslogos
"I’d be doing humanity a favor.” Tim grinds out, “And I would get away with it. I could totally get away with it. I’ve done worse.“ (One shot, funny)
How to be a male Batgirl by Blackjay27
There are many ways to help Batman and Robin, but no matter which universe he's in, Tim's method will always end with him in a costume on Gotham's rooftops. (Multi, canon divergence)
I Saw Grayson Kissing Santa Claus by pupeez4eva
It’s Christmas time, and Damian is on a mission - to stop this ‘Santa Claus’ fellow from molesting his older brother. (Multi, funny) (this fic is so funny it made me cackle out loud)
Favourite Strangers by SpiritsFlame
It's been six months since Bruce's actions led to the death of Superman. (One shot, crossover with the movies?)
show me yesterday, for i can't find today by indent
Then: The year is 2013. Jason Todd is alive, fourteen years old, and about to follow Sheila Haywood, his birth mother, into the hands of the Joker. All he wants is to save her life.
Now: The year is 2018. Jason Todd was dead. But now he's a nineteen year old vigilante about to take down the latest C-Lister rogue. Unfortunately for him, its a rogue that specialises in time-travel technology. And what starts as an easy takedown...ends as a time travelling phenomenon.
The two Jasons swap places. (Multi, hurt/comfort)
Retrograde Motion by Lysical
All Jason wanted was a case that was simple, clean, and far away from the latest mess in Gotham. Magic wasn't the Outlaws' area of expertise, but they soon found themselves investigating a dark wizard with a penchant for organ harvesting.
When an accident on the case leaves Jason as a clueless seven year old with a memory that's spotty at best, what else can his team do but go to his family for help? (Multi, hurt/comfort?)
anglerfish by envysparkler
Robin was having a horrible night even before the Red Hood showed up. (One shot, angst)
Tso'ape Mumbichi by keeptogethernow
Tim is Talon. (Multi, AU)
Kodokuno Shoujo (A Lonely Girl) by C_R_Scott
A tale of two Robins wrapped up in an Asian-style horror story. Tim Drake goes to Japan for business, both for Wayne Enterprises and Batman Incorporated. However, when he returns to Gotham City, it's Damian Wayne who discovers he brought along more from his trip overseas than just his luggage and mission report. (Multi, horror)
at me, too, someone is looking by bacondoughnut
Dick Grayson knows he's got problems when the Red Hood's busted leg somehow becomes his concern. (Multi, hurt/comfort)
Help by Loxare
Jason never went to Gotham after he emerged from the Lazarus Pit. Instead, he went to Bludhaven to begin his reign of terror. (Or Jason adopts all the children of Bludhaven.) (Multi, fluff)
Lean on me by Musingsofthesky
Tim just wants to hang out with Bruce. Too bad his cold has other plans. (One shot, sickfic)
The Ol' Switcheroo by AutumnHobbit
Damian takes a bullet for Tim. (One shot, angst)
Meant to be by protagonistically
Tim takes a bullet for Bruce. (One shot, angst)
Juneberries by MichaBerry
When Tim is taken, Damian has to come to terms with his own insecurities, and how he really feels towards his older 'brother'. When he does, it might be too late. (Multi, angst)
though the sun continues to stand by metropolisjournal (TKodami)
Tim in the movie universe. (Multi, angst)
The Time We've Got by DawnsEternalLight
While on an emergency Redbull run, Tim tries to talk to his adopted father. (One shot, fluff)
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I like canon Tim Drake but I do not like fanfiction Tim Drake.
Does this make sense?
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violent138 · 3 months
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Don't come after me, I know he's not CEO, just go with it. I also know the coffee thing is a fanon take.
Tim winced when the black hood snapped off his face, blinking as his eyes readjusted. A few things became clear fast.
They were in a warehouse at the edge of Gotham. The air was salty, and he could hear birds somewhere.
Tim tested the ropes, eyeing the kidnapper. "In about an hour, you're really gonna regret kidnapping me--"
"Save it." The kidnapper said. "I know who your father is, and I still don't care."
You should, Tim barely held back his smirk. "No, because I'm going to start going through withdrawals, caffeine withdrawals."
The kidnapper snickered, rolling his eyes.
"I'm serious. I drink a lot of coffee. I kind of have to, it's tiring being CEO."
"CEO?" The kidnapper repeated, frowning.
"Google it." Tim cursed under his breath. The ropes were wet and tight, the knots ridiculously hard to work out.
"Well, shit."
"Yeah, my high school loves it. Listen, I'll pay you a 100K, more than fair since you have no personal investment but I'm sure this took time and thought." Tim sighed. "So, what do you say?"
"Make it 200K and it's a deal." The guy flipped open a knife, sawing through the ropes.
Tim rolled out his shoulders. "So, duffle bag in the Narrows, or is there some villainy Venmo?"
The roof of the warehouse shattered and Damian dropped in, mouth pressed into a firm line, dressed up as Robin.
"Run," Tim told the kidnapper. "Trust me, I'll deal with this."
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chocor0se · 3 months
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tim drake was totally obsessed with the waynes long before his batman & robin obsession. i mean, the only reason he figured out who they were was because of dick’s quadruple somersault which he saw at haley’s circus when he was like, three or something. or heard that dick could do it depending on how you see it.
picture a young, dick grayson at a gala with the distinct feeling that he’s being watched. cue camera cutting to tiny!tim watching him behind a curtain.
tim searching up anything he could get his hands on of haley’s circus. his obsession leading to him admiring bruce wayne more as well. imagine him reading through newspapers about bruce and dick because he wanted to know more about them. imagine him watching them and alfred through his bedroom window with binoculars like a true stalker.
tim slowly gaining an interest in batman and robin at the time, and finally seeing robin do a quadruple somersault and connecting the dots. suddenly his interest turns into another obsession, which he seems to have a lot of.
cue tim stalking the bats both in costume and out. tim falling in love with the second robin as well but also taking the occasional trip to bludhaven to take photos of the new hero, nightwing.
tim learning gymnastics and even a bit of self defense to be more like them. tim doing more etiquette lessons so he could go to more events to see the waynes.
basically tim loves both the waynes and the bats, and if his younger self saw him as both of those now he’d probably explode.
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You know, something I love that isn't in many time-travel fics. Is that not everything can be fixed. Jason managed to be saved, and Damian, as well as the girls, got in the family early. But things like Barbara couldn't be fixed. Tim tries really hard but he can't solve everything. Can't fix it all and I really like that about your fic
I adore time travel/fix its but I also try to keep things realistic
I treat it kinda like a DND game where there is a "plot" but "player choice" deviates enough that some new factors come into play and others go completely unexplored for the time being.
That and it adds to Tims caution for everything as wanting to fix as much as possible, but the more he changes things the deeper he goes into uncharted water (which for our lil control freak- does not vibe)
SO its inevitable that some things wont work out- People will still get hurt, others will die, and even with the entire universe of preperation it wont always be enough.
And thank you!!! I try (also always love asks from you <33)
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burglar-bird · 9 days
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Fanart of Timothy "Trash" Drake from @batfambrainrotbeloved 's hilarious and amazing fic, "The Drake's Spoiled Brat (I'm sorry dad)." The fic is on AO3, and I highly recommend it!
Timmy gets fluffy, styled hair because you know he has to go to the salon to play his part. No clue if he actually has an earring, but I wouldn't be surprised. 😉
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prismuffin · 1 year
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Got an ask for ya! I feel like Tim tries to mimic things his older brothers have done during hero work.
So what if Tim tried to get the upper hand on a Rouge Reader by flirting, however instead of it going where Tim can grab the Rouge's blade (like it works for Dick), it ends up with Tim going home with a bunch of hickies and face redder than his suit.
Rough idea:
Tim starts to flirt with Rouge to get close enough to take his weapon. However instead of Tim snaking his hands down to Reader's weapon while making out, Reader pins Tim's hands and the make out gets more hot and heavy. Because, Tim couldn't keep up his Red Robin front during the make out.
Bonus:
Dick can't stop laughing once he finds out what Tim tried to do. The poor coffee bird will never hear the end of it
ANON I FOUND IT PFF IM SO SORRY!!!- but no this is a fine ask! I think that-
Tim would obviously try and avoid his brothers after coming home disheveled and embarrassed. He doesn’t know what just happened but he’s pretty sure that was not supposed to happen.
That’s the last time he ever tries to take combat advice from Dick.
To make this funny let’s say he can’t avoid everyone and eventually Dick finds him before he can truly hide everything. When I tell you Dick is on the floor laughing while Tim’s just trying to explain everything without stuttering but it’s not working at all. Eventually Dick somehow gets Tim to tell him the story of what happened and how he tried to flirt his way out of a situation and it ended up with him getting practically dominated.
Of course he’s never gonna hear the end of this and it becomes a little inside joke between them.
Let’s hope they never encounter you while patrolling together it’d get SO chaotic SO fast.
( once again I am so so sorry )
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timdrakegf · 2 months
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alley rose 🍁 timbern
“don’t leave my hanging alone again. oh where’d you go alley rose?”
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"I... I don't think I do this," the words come out soft and quiet, barely traversing through his tear-clogged throat. The words push past his plush lips, which Tim’s spent nights tracing and kissing to calm his racing heart from the stress every patrol places on him.
Tim swivels in his chair, drawn by the subtle tremor in Bernard's voice. His eyes, filled with concern, scan over the figure of his boyfriend. Bernard sits on their worn sage couch, fingers fidgeting with the loose threads he's absentmindedly pulled, a habit born from countless sleepless nights.
Tim's heart clenches at the sight of Bernard's distress, his work temporarily forgotten as he focuses on his normally cheery boyfriend. With tentative steps, he crosses the room, closing the distance between them until he's standing beside the sage couch, where Bernard sits with his head bowed. He positions himself before the couch's arm, folding his arms atop it before resting his forehead against them, angling his gaze upward to meet Bernard's.
Gently, Tim reaches out, his fingers brushing against Bernard's trembling hand. "Hey," he murmurs, his voice soft with concern. "Talk to me, Bernard. What's going on?"
Bernard lets out a shaky breath, finally meeting Tim's gaze, eyes brimming with unshed tears. "I just... I feel like I'm suffocating, Tim," he admits, his voice barely above a whisper.
Tim cocks his head in a way that Bernard would find endearing if not for the nature of the conversation. If not for what was about to come. “What do you mean, bear?” He takes his hand and strokes his knuckles softly. Bernard whimpers at the familiar touch of his calloused finger pads.
“Every time you leave Tim, every time you put on that stupid mask, I feel like someone is choking me.”
“You usually like tha-” Tim jokes, but at the look in Bernard’s eyes, the joke dies in his throat, and he’s back to concerned.
“Tim, I’m serious. I don’t think I do this anymore.” Bernard pulls his hand softly from Tim’s and folds them in his lap. He looks so small like this that it reminds Tim of a caged animal.
Tim shakes his head, “Well, what do you want me to do? How can I help?”
Bernard inhales shakily. Now or Never, he thinks.
“I can’t keep being second to Robin. I can’t keep wondering if you’re gonna come home and, if you do, in what condition. I can’t keep watching you get pummeled on our TV. I can’t keep doing this.”
"You can't ask me to quit, Bernard," Tim's voice is tinged with surprise, his gaze unwavering as he meets Bernard's pleading eyes. "Being Robin... it's who I am. It's what I do."
Bernard's expression softened, a mixture of concern and exasperation etched across his features. "But at what cost, Tim?" he implored, his voice tinged with desperation. "Every night, you put yourself in danger, risking your life for what? For some endless cycle of violence and chaos? No matter how many people risk their lives, Gotham doesn't change."
Tim's resolve wavers, a flicker of doubt flashing in his eyes. "I do it to protect the city," he countered, his voice strained with conviction. I do it to make a difference. I do it to honor Batman's legacy."
"But what about your legacy, Tim?" Bernard's voice rose with urgency, his frustration boiling over. "What about your life? Your safety? Don't you see what this is doing to you? Physically, emotionally... it's tearing you apart. It’s tearing us apart."
Tim's fists tighten. His facade of defiance builds under the weight of Bernard's words. "I... I can't just walk away," he admitted, his voice barely above a whisper. "Being Robin... it's all I know. It's who I've always been."
Bernard's heart ached at the vulnerability in Tim's words, his own frustration giving way to a surge of compassion. "But it doesn't have to define you, Tim," he insisted, reaching out to gently grasp Tim's fisted hands. "You're more than just a costume. More than just a sidekick. You're Tim Drake, and you deserve a chance to live your own life on your own terms."
The room felt like it was shrinking, suffocating Tim as he squared off against Bernard. His frustration boiled over, the words tumbling out in a torrent of anger and bitterness.
"You don't get it, Bernard." Tim spat, his voice laced with venom as he advanced on his boyfriend. "You're just jealous because you can't handle the fact that I'm out there making a difference while you sit here, wallowing in self-pity. I don’t exist for you."
Bernard recoiled as if struck, his eyes flashing with hurt and betrayal. "Is that what you really think, Tim?" he shot back, his voice trembling with suppressed emotion. "That this is about jealousy? Your own ego so blinds you you can't even see how much you're hurting yourself and everyone around you!"
Tim clenched his fists at his sides, his chest heaving with pent-up anger. "I don't need you to tell me what's best for me, Bernard," he snarled, the words dripping with contempt. I'm Robin, whether you like it or not. And if you can't handle that, then maybe you should just leave!"
The words hung in the air like a weight, suffocating in their intensity. Bernard's eyes flashed with hurt and betrayal, his hands curling into fists at his sides. "Fine," he bit out, his voice trembling with unshed tears. "If that's how you really feel, then maybe you're right. Maybe I should leave."
And with that, Bernard turned on his heel and stormed out of the room, leaving Tim alone with the bitter taste of regret on his lips. But even as the door slammed shut behind him, Tim couldn't shake the feeling that he'd just made the biggest mistake of his life.
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Available for guests and account users!! Literally one of the best things I've ever read.
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