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look on down from the bridge by CivilBores
Fandoms: Batman - All Media Types, Batman (Comics)
18 Apr 2025
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“You saw the body?” Jason asks. It’s a stupid question—of course Tim saw it. Tim was the one who found it, who rolled it into the carpet in the first place. But there’s a second question wrapped up in his strangled tone, which is: Are you okay after seeing the body?
Tim just purses his lips, almost indignant. “This isn’t the first time I’ve seen a corpse before, Jason.”
Right, Jason thinks, but it’s the first time the corpse has been your own fucking dad.
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Tim is desperate to keep his father’s death a secret from Bruce at all costs. Which is how he ends up hiding a body with Jason Todd, of all people.
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Suffocating On Dry Land by PhantomOfTheArchive (yoursleepdeprivedauthor), yoursleepdeprivedauthor
Fandoms: Batman - All Media Types
02 Apr 2025
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The truth was Tim hadn’t wanted to be in Crime Alley, he just hadn’t wanted to be in the river even more.
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- Part 2 of Unrelated First-Aid inspired fics
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Beat Him to It by iselsis for envysparkler
Fandoms: Batman - All Media Types, Batman (Comics), Red Hood: Lost Days, Red Robin (Comics)
30 Jul 2024
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Jason went to Drake Manor intent on killing his replacement, and he walked out with bloody knuckles and a kid in his arms.
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hurricane katrina? more like hurricane tortilla by TheCopperPan
Fandoms: Batman - All Media Types
07 Apr 2025
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Jason gets hit with cuddle pollen.
Dick's not on the planet. No way is he asking Bruce. He's pretty sure he can tough out the pain. It's not like he has any other options.
Right?chapter two: Dick gets back from space, and he has five missed calls from a little brother that ended up dead last time. He's okay, he's alive, but he definitely just messed up any chance he has to get his little brother back. Right?
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“Why don’t you come home anymore, Tim?” Jason asks, softer than he’s ever said anything in his life. The words slip out before he can stop them.
Tim freezes. His back stiffens, his shoulders lock. He doesn’t turn around when he answers, and Jason can see the way it hurts him just to get the words out.
“The manor is not my home, Jay. It never was.”
“Tim—”
“If it was, it wouldn’t have been that easy to drive me away.” His voice cracks on the last word, the whisper shredding into silence.
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Tim says it like it is