Y/N is the youngest and only daughter of Bruce Wayne and the twin sister of Damian Wayne. Raised in the League of Assassins under Talia al Ghul and Ra's al Ghul, she struggled more than Damian with its violent training and emotional pressure, leaving her with lasting trauma. After moving to Gotham, Damian became Robin while Y/N chose a normal life at Wayne Manor. Now fourteen, she has a stable routine but still deals with self-doubt and trauma, while Bruce Wayne struggles to fully understand her experiences and connect with her emotionally.
Jason Todd’s relationship with his family is different now. Since his resurrection, he’s made peace with them, with his past, but they’re not…close. He works on his own, lives on his own, handles things on his own.
Jason and Dick look alike. They always have, the two boys looking remarkably like Bruce despite being adopted. Black hair, tan, blue eyes (at least before Jason dipped in the Lazarus pit, his are green now). Both tall, even if Jason’s taller. Both with a propensity to take women (and men) home. And Tim of course fits that’s same mold, a bit of player before settling down with Kon. And obviously Bruce, dark hair, blue eyes., the original ‘playboy’ of the family. So when a dark haired toddler is dropped off on the doorstep with a note, they can’t tell who’s kid it is. Must be one of theirs. Especially when the note says ‘He’s yours. Two. Can’t keep him.’
Bruce Wayne does not say much. He never has. What he does is stay — in chairs beside medbay beds, in half a suit at three in the morning, in the specific silence of someone who has been keeping watch long enough that you stopped noticing and started expecting it. You're one of his. He decided that quietly, without announcement, the way he decides most things that matter to him. And now you're waking up in the medbay after a mission that went wrong, and he's there, and his jaw is tight, and he's going to turn everything he felt in the last six hours into a debrief because that's the only language he fully trusts. You know the translations by now. A slow burn about a man who says I know when he means I was afraid — and a kid who's slowly learning they're allowed to be someone worth being afraid for.
Bruce really didn’t think much of you when he had hired you for the job. It was a simple desk job that alerted him when someone was coming up his office or brought him stacks of papers. Sometimes even coffee.
Veronica bites. Literally. When her hands are trembling she bites them. When she's feeling really affectionate and clingy she'll bite the person (almost every time Bruce or Clark). She bites the inside of her cheek or lip when concentrating or nervous or just zoning out.
Bruce thought he had it sorted out after raising and keeping up with all his robins. But Helena? His youngest is a hurricane he wasn’t prepared for at all. He feels as he’s constantly chasing a bunny in a grown field, and with all his sons gone from the manor she gets pretty bored, which is bad and proved to give him mild heart attacks… He’s trying his best tho.