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Based on that little blurb you reblogged can I request the batfamily finding out that Jason has a girlfriend by him rummaging through the stuff in his pockets?
They're like dang dude what do you have in there? and it's all hair ties, lip stick, and a recipe for two đ
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oh I love a good âJason hides his lover from his family only for it to get revealed dramaticallyâ fic and now thanks to you, nonnie, I get to write one!
jason todd x f!reader. warnings include canon typical injuries, sibling violence, and slight hints at the batfamâs more traumatic interactions. this is mostly a good olâ batfam fic, because reader is only alluded to, but I really like it. sorry I made it angsty for a sec there, I just canât resist the Dynamicsâ˘ď¸.
Jason shouldâve known better. Really, he shouldâve. Taking on Killer Croc alone? A foolâs mistake, but he was just too stubborn to say yes when Bruce asked if heâd like some backup. So now here he is, loopy in the Batcave after Waylon absolutely rocked his shit.
ââS not even that bad,â he slurs.
The fact that he trips on his own feet and nearly faceplants before Bruce catches him says otherwise.
âSure itâs not, Jaylad. Letâs get you to the medbay,â Bruce grumbles, worry creeping into that stone cold exterior.
âIâm fine, old man. Lemme jusâ go home,â Jason whines.
Heâs met with a grunt that firmly negates his request.
âYou can stay in your room tonight,â Bruce says.
âNot my home. Wanna go home,â Jason mumbles as he drops onto the medbay bed.
If Bruceâs face drops a bit, if guilt and sorrow flash across his eyes? Well, Jasonâs too concussed to notice. Bruce just nods and begins to assess any other injuries Croc may have left on him. When he reaches for the collar of the Kevlar top, Jason flinches away from him so hard that he slams into the wall behind him. Itâs only when Bruce realizes that heâd brushed his fingers against the scar on Jasonâs neck that he realizes why. His heart sinks and he canât even look at his son. His shame doubles when he hears a trademark sigh of disappointment from behind him.
âCâmon, Littlewing. Letâs get all of this off you,â Dick says gently as he pushes past their father.
Jason doesnât flinch when Dick starts to remove his gear. In fact, the presence of his older brother sets him at ease.
âI told âim I had it covered, Dickie. He didnât fuckinâ listen,â Jason complains.
âYeah, had it so covered youâre concussed in the family home?â Dick teases.
âWhat the fuck, Richard?â Jason groans before breaking out into giggles.
âHow hard did Waylon hit him?â Dick jokingly asks Bruce.
âThereâs no fractures, but the contusions are appearing rapidly. Jasonâs lucky thatâs all he got.â
Dick stares blankly at Bruce. He goes to open his mouth to retort that he was kidding, then decides itâs not worth his effort. Tim thinks it is, though.
âWow, for a guy thatâs chronically online for vigilante reasons, you still know nothing about the internet,â Tim laughs as he wanders into the medbay and flops down on the bed next to Jasonâs.
Bruce ignores the teasing and catalogs all the injuries that are revealed to him as Dick strips away Jasonâs tattered gear. Thereâs plenty of lacerations on his torso and likely some on his back. A few are deeper but nothing theyâll need to call Leslie for.
âOr maybe your jokes just arenât funny, Timothyâ Damian says haughtily as he sits himself next to Jason.
The thirteen-year-old tries to put on a mask of indifference, but it wavers when he spots the gash on the back of Jasonâs right shoulder.
âAkhi, in what world did you think apprehending Waylon Jones alone would go well for you?â Damian scolds.
Jason narrows his seafoam eyes at Damian and lowers his voice.
âYa really wanna talk about apprehending people alone, demon spawn?â he taunts lightly.
Damianâs eyes widen and he drops the subject because no, he actually does not want to talk about that on account of the fact that he tried to bring in Clayface alone two weeks ago and nearly got immortalized as a clay statue until Jason swooped in. The two of them had scrubbed his Robin suit within an inch of its life to try and hide the excursion from Bruce. It worked; only Alfred noticed the faint hint of clay in the threads of the cape and all heâd done was sigh and shake his head.
Jasonâs gear is fully removed and his head is starting to clear a bit, wooziness replaced by a hammering pain in his temples. The headache masks any pain he would feel from the stitches being placed in his back, though he also suspects that those are less painful because Damian is doing them.
âYour technique is gettinâ better, yâknow?â Jason whispers, the compliment unheard by the other three men bustling around the room.
The hands stitching him up freeze and he can imagine the look of surprise on Damianâs face even without turning around.
âThank you,â he mutters. âI think it will be useful for future endeavors.â
Jason smiles to himself. He knows the kid wants to be a doctor, and he thinks itâs a damn better fate for him than whatever Bruce or Raâs couldâve planned. The silence that settles over the medbay is peaceful, only broken by the sound of clacking computer keys or the zipping of evidence bags. Then, like an unholy boom of thunder, comes the voice of Tim Drake.
âWhat the hell is all this?â
Jasonâs head whips to the side and he sees Tim rummaging through the pockets of his tactical pants. He goes to scramble off the bed and feels the harsh pull of thread that was mid-stitch through his skin.
âMind your fuckinâ business, replacement!â Jason shouts.
He grabs a pillow and chucks it at Timâs head, but he just ducks and continues to empty Jasonâs pockets. The contents that spill out on the sterile tray areâŚperplexing to say the least. Two lip balms (one tinted red), three scrunchies (one black and two red), a grocery list with the word strawberries and a womanâs name underlined, a recipe for chicken stir fry with enough for two portions, and one single soft chocolate chip cookie lay unexplained in the harsh white light of the medbay.
If looks could kill, Tim Drake would be dead and buried six feet under.
âWhat part of mind your fuckinâ business did you not get?â Jason growls, glaring daggers at the nineteen-year-old.
âHoly shit, heâs got a fucking girlfriend!â Tim exclaims.
The pillow hits him square in the face this time. All four sets of eyes turn to him with varying emotions. Shock is evident in the forest green of Damianâs gaze, smugness and vindication in the icy blue of Timâs, panic and guilt in the ocean blue of Dickâs, and some weird mix of sadness and fondness in the gunmetal blue of Bruceâs eyes that Jason doesnât want to think about for too long. The acrobat quickly moves across the room and sweeps all the belongings off the tray and back into the pockets of the tac pants. He grabs Jasonâs gear from Tim and hands it back to its rightful owner, who clutches it to himself protectively.
âDonât make assumptions, Tim,â Dick says. âCivilians leave stuff on us all the time.â
Itâs true. Theyâve all come home with someoneâs forgotten work badge or piece of jewelry before. The oddest thing was when Bruce had a Hello Kitty keychain stuck to the end of his cape. Jason casts a subtle look of gratitude at Dick for trying to give him plausible deniability. Not that it works. Tim stares not at Dick, but through him with his pale eyes in a way that makes a chill run down the spine of the eldest son.
âYou knew already? How?â Tim asks incredulously.
Really, heâs a bit miffed that he hadnât figured this out already. He has contingency plan files on each member of his family (himself included) and he had not a clue that Jason might be in a relationship.
âDrop. It. Now.â Jason warns.
Tim doesnât consider it until he sees Jasonâs fingers twitching in the direction of the butterfly knife on his belt. He doesnât need another scar from Jason shanking him. Well, at least not today.
âFine. Whatever. But if I have to bring Bernard here for Thanksgiving, then you have to bring,â and he pauses to remember and recite the name on the grocery list, âhome too.â
He knows heâs pushed it when Jason lunges at him, dragging Damian and a threaded suturing needle behind him. Tim barely jumps out of the way in time to avoid a punch to the jaw.
âRobin! Knock it off!â Bruce barks.
Itâs almost comical the way all four of his boys freeze in place. It is slightly less comical the way they all proceed to glare at him.
âFuck it,â Jason grumbles as he settles back on the bed for Damian to continue stitching his wounds. âJust get these done so I can go home.â
âHome to his girlfriend,â Tim murmurs.
âI will fuckinâ slash your throat again, you second-rate fuck!â
Bruce lets out one long suffering sigh. He doesnât know you yet (a quiet part of him hopes he may one day be allowed to) but he already feels sorry that youâve been roped into all of this. He feels even more sorry when the butterfly knife flies past his head and buries itself into the wall inches from Timâs neck. Really, what is he going to do with these boys?
The senators voted and Net Neutrality was ruled out. However, thereâs still time until April 27 to keep calling all your senators or BOMBING their emails to push for the decision to be rules out. Net Neutrality wonât be officially dead until April 27. Thereâs still time.
Please please PLEASE call your senators and bomb their emails. Please do not let take away net neutrality. It is so incredibly important.
Yes having internet is already no free, but paying for packages? Allowing them to control what loads and at what pace?? Less people will have access to social media. Less people will know whatâs actually happening outside America and by default less people will know whatâs happening IN America.
Those tweets and fb posts about poc being mistreated?? Youâll see them wayy less with people not being able to have access to post and companies having more control on whay goes out and what loads. Woman disappearing and mistreatment? Will hear way less about it mysteriously. Syria?? Will appear way less on your feed and NOT because it has stopped. Someone in the government doing questionable things? Wonât be out in the light asnit should be. Charity online? People wonât be able to ask for money for surgeries or charity if they donât have the money to even access the internet in the first place.
I could continue with more examples on how important and needed net neutrality is. Please donât let it die.
You two really are made for each other.
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