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English
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Part 6 of James and Bruce
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Published:
2017-09-12
Completed:
2017-11-01
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1,000
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10/10
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The Post-It Narrative

Summary:

Jim & Bruce Wayne, a flirtation masking the “what are we conversation?”

Ten slash drabbles.

What if it begins with a post-it note on Gordon’s front door? What if Gordon writes back to Wayne on a cocktail napkin at a stuffy fundraiser; he can’t meet Wayne’s eyes; his cheeks are hot and rosy. What if they went back and forth this way for a week, a month, years? What if Wayne can say more in two square inches than he could ever say as Batman? What if Gordon almost suspects the truth, but the notes go on. Wayne is unpredictable, full of sexual promise and tender affection, and Gordon likes the surprise, the not knowing.

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Chapter Text

Jim-

You’re avoiding me. Nearly impossible in a city my family built, where my means are infinite, and my spies are more numerous than the cops on your force. Hell, some of them are your cops. I’ll let you decide who can be trusted. It won’t be a long list. You can trust me, maybe Montoya. Have you forgiven her? Any of them? You have a terrible job Commissioner, stuck with cops who were all somebody else’s men first. You’re holding them together by the grit of your teeth, without complaint or judgment. I don’t envy you for that.

-B