Jason Todd isn’t afraid of dying. He’s done it before. He’s not afraid of pain, failure, or even Gotham’s worst criminals. What terrifies him is hope. Because hope means wanting something. And wanting something means having something to lose. When you enter his life, Jason tells himself it won’t matter. That you’re just another person passing through. Another temporary thing. Another goodbye waiting to happen. But the more he tries to convince himself he doesn’t need you, the more impossible it becomes to imagine a life without you. And Jason has never been good at surviving the things he loves losing.