In which Jason Todd accidentally message a girl when he has the wrong number. She then doesn’t leave him alone and he hates it. At least he thinks he does. Slowly, but surely though she is working her way into his daily life and heart.
Bruce never accepted Tim’s disappearance. No body, no proof—just absence. For five years, he quietly kept files open, threads running. Then one finally hits. A surveillance photo. Grainy. Tim. Not in a suit. Not in Gotham. Just… normal. Bruce calls everyone in immediately. The reunion isn’t emotional—it’s surgical. They track him, surround the area, prepare for anything. What they don’t expect when they knock is for Y/N to open the door
“I don’t really stay anywhere long. I like moving.” Zuko stills. “…Right.” That shouldn’t bother him. It does. Because suddenly all those small things— walking beside you, watching you, staying close— feel temporary. And he hates that more than he expected.
Dick contacts a wrong number and he learns it’s an another hero from across the country. Even though it’s a wrong number, he can’t help but become intrigued and eventually enamored with someone he only knows through text.
Y/N joins an anonymous online forum for students at Gotham U. Little does she know, the charming, funny, and sweet guy she’s been messaging on there is her ex, Tim Drake. Tim doesn’t realize that the kind, witty, and intelligent girl is his ex, Y/N.
In which Damian after a few too many accusations of being too serious, too critical, etc. to be the next Wayne Enterprises CEO, he is forced to take on a fake relationship. The person? Y/N.
10 years ago, the Flying Graysons fell from the trapeze at Haly’s Circus, forever changing the lives of their children. While Dick Grayson was taken in by Bruce Wayne, everyone believed his much younger sister, Y/N, had been lost in the chaos that followed. Instead, she was quietly taken in by another traveling circus, growing up beneath the same canvas tents she once called home, unaware that the brother she mourned had survived. Now eighteen, Y/N returns to Gotham for the first time since that tragic night as her circus begins a new run in the city. One evening, she crosses paths with Robin—Damian Wayne—when he saves her from a mugging during patrol. Their encounter is brief, but something about the young acrobat lingers in Damian’s mind. The way she moves, the ease of her balance, and the familiarity he can’t quite place remind him of someone he knows all too well. When Damian casually mentions the mysterious circus performer to Dick, describing her uncanny resemblance to the acrobat he used to be, long-buried memories resurface. For the first time in nearly two decades, Dick is forced to confront the impossible question he’s spent years trying not to ask: What if his little sister never died?