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Until You Synco-Can't by ditzyredrobin
Fandoms: Batman - All Media Types, Red Robin (Comics)
28 Jun 2026
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"Jay," Tim slurred, the name dragging across his tongue that no longer seemed interesting in working. "I'm fine. I'll show you, see?"
He planted a hand against the tile before Jason could stop him once more.
"Tim—"
Tim ignored him.
He pushed himself up right.
For half a second, nothing happened.
Then the ringing started. It was just a faint, high-pitched whine that he almost mistook for the safe houses ancient plumbing. Then a feeling spread before he had a chance to think about it.
A strange prickling crept up the back of his neck, racing along his scalp and down his shoulder blades until every hair on his body seemed to stand on end. Goosebumps ripple over his arms despite sweat dampening the collar of his shirt.
The bathroom suddenly felt much too hot. Or much too cold.
It was hard to tell.
Jason was saying something. Tim watched his mouth move but he never caught the words. The ringing swallowed him whole.
Huh.
That was….
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- Part 1 of BTHB - Round 3 - Return of the Batfam
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Jason's Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Game Night by Livvbb
Fandoms: Batman - All Media Types
25 Jul 2026
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Family game night at Wayne Manor is supposed to involve food, films, and an unhealthy amount of Uno-related arguments.
It isn't supposed to involve Ace refusing to leave Jason alone.
It definitely isn't supposed to end with an ambulance.
Jason had been planning to tell them.
Just... not like this.Or: Jason was diagnosed with epilepsy three months ago. Family game night was not how he wanted everyone to find out.
Or: the one where Jason discovers that hiding a medical diagnosis from the Batfamily is significantly harder when there's a service dog in the room.
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I Never Had a Chance by Sohotthateveryonedied
Fandoms: Batman - All Media Types, Batman (Comics), DCU (Comics), Detective Comics (Comics)
28 Oct 2025
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Leslie sits them both down in her office immediately after they arrive. “I’m not going to mince words,” she says as soon as they’re settled. “Jason, your blood test results came back. I’m sorry. You’re HIV-positive.”
Time stops moving.
Leslie, ever the professional, plows right on before the bombshell has had time to settle. Jason doesn’t need her to explain what HIV is to him. He’s well aware. He’s watched and read depictions of the illness before, in novels and musicals, most of them tragedies because sickness always ends in tragedy. Like terminal cancer, or an oncoming train while you’re stuck in the middle of the tracks. No escape. No happy endings.
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