IM SOBBING. This story was so goddamn goodddd

Did Diana get pregnant with Bruce's baby?

I guess Joker was lying by about the collars he put on Linda, Jai, and Iris, huh?

Why would Tim give those names up so easily?

Is Wally being a family man a canon thing? Why did Jim say he wanted Batman to INJURE his time?

So much of this story got my eyes watery... but Dick saying "I love you dad" was what made me break down and cry. This is one of the best stories I've read in a long time, and it's actually inspiring me to right a story with a similar prompt, but that aside, this was amazingly written, and thank you for making me cry over fictional characters, yet again.

Now, I can't say you made me bawl, but you made me use a lot of Kleenexes, and if I knew where you lived, I would send you the bill. You are a great author, and I think it would be a shame if you didn't grow up, if you aren't already, to become an author, you can do it, just write

This story was beautiful...
It made me cry in every chapter!

I am seriously crying because Batman is my fav superhero and he...he...he..is DEAD! Waaaaaaaawaaaaaa!

""When I first met Bruce several years ago, I never once pictured us together. In fact, I always saw Superman as a more likely candidate for romance. That is a classic example of how power is blinding. It seemed like Superman and I should have been together, because we were both powerful. But really, there was no other reason beyond that. We were both powerful, and so it made sense. But like Wally told me not too long ago… love doesn't make sense. The reason I'm telling you all of this is because it's what made Bruce the greatest of us all. My ideas of compatibility were based largely on power. Bruce didn't have power. No like the rest of us. Bruce was a regular human being. A man among gods. And that was why I eventually fell for him. Because Bruce was not powerful, he was not immortal, he was not invulnerable… he was just a man. And yet he walked among the powerful, he battled against the powerful, without any fear. And even more amazing is that, somehow, it really did make sense. Because he was Bruce Wayne. That's what made him powerful. Not alien heritage, or magic or divine intervention or some freak lab accident. Bruce was powerful all by himself. Bruce was powerful simply by being Bruce."

what garbage to say. to requote what u wrote "But like Wally told me not too long ago… love doesn't make sense", THINK what you said, so therefore (i shoudn't have to tell you this, but for some biased reason your brain cant/dont want to see it) this applies to EVERYONE..but just keep thinking what YOU only want to see..so much delusional..keep up the crap work ( i know your other stories are crap too, judging how you wrote this)..your fans will like it..LOL..just saying LOL

Beautiful...

And I have to say, the one line where Flash was like "He wouldn't take a piss without meticulously planning every detail and with 3 contigency plans" was freaking PRICELESS.

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Yeah...you made me cry...jerk...
I loved every bit of it anyways.
Awesome story, man. Truly a masterpiece :')

Good story
Sad ending

Awesome story, might be one of the rare times that I didnt mind a characters death. I was happy when you mentioned that Jason was at the funeral, he is my favorite grown up Robin as the Red Hood.

I've been a part of this site for a couple of years now and with that I've read hundreds of stories here. And while I've read all those stories through and through, I've never, ever, submitted a review to any of those stories. There's no real reason behind that aside from that I'm just lazy. But I couldn't help it this time. I'm not a person who normally comes to tears easily. But this... I was speechless as I read the last two chapters. I was a bawling mess as I witnessed Batman's final moments in Diana's arms. Sir, I wish I had a smidgeon of your writing talent. So as I conclude the first review I've ever written, I tip my hat to you; you who made me cry with a love story such as this.