Part 3

"So, like, isn't Wonder Woman your mom?" Cassie looked to her right, spotting one of the teenagers who had come to gauk at her and Tim. She watched as they stared back at her, their eyes never leaving hers as they awaited an answer.

Cassie shook her head and looked up, watching the door as a familiar face came into view . "No, no. She's my mentor," was all Cassie said, giving the redhead who had questioned her a smirk, before she turned to Tim.

The two had agreed they would say Diana had introduced them, leaving out the fact that they worked together; if someone found out he was part of The Team, if someone found out he was Robin, they could link it back to Bruce being Batman, and the rest of his family's extra curricular activities.

"Bro," one of the other teenagers said, placing his hand on Tim's shoulder. "You've got Wonder Woman for a mom, and Wonder Girl for a girlfriend. How'd you hit the jackpot?"

Everyone turned to Tim and waited for his answer. They knew Tim received that question a lot; as if being Bruce Wayne's son wasn't pressure enough. But Tim always answered with such dignity, such class; tonight wasn't any different. "I was just lucky enough to have Diana and Bruce fall in love with each other. You can't help that," he said. "As for my girlfriend." He turned to Cassie and gave her a wide smile. "Her name is Cassie. Address her as such. And we just kind of started hanging out, nothing big."

Tim turned back to Cassie, flashing her a grin, however when he saw that his girlfriend's gaze was no longer on him, but rather someone behind him, he raised an eyebrow in confusion. He quickly glanced over his shoulder, letting his other eyebrow raise in shock when he saw the bright red cape swish in the wind as the man made his way over to the only familiar face he could interact with.

"Wonder Girl," he said, giving her a small smile when he had finished his journey to the teenage couple. He watched as Cassie stared at the yellow and red symbol on his chest, her heart beating faster when he placed a hand on her shoulder.

"Superman," Cassie said, her eyes widening when she realized everyone was watching her talk to the Kryptonian hero. "Is everything alright?"

Superman only nodded. "I'm looking for Diana. She's not answering her comlink and we could use some reinforcements in Metropolis."

Tim looked up at the hero, furrowing his eyebrows at the man who didn't bother to acknowledge him. "She and Bruce headed-" Tim stopped himself when he saw Superman turn to face him, a blush on his cheeks as he tried to ignore what his super hearing had just picked up. "Ah, I think I know what they're up to," Tim said, scrunching his nose at the thought of walking in on Bruce and Diana again. He had learned the hard way to never sneak up on either of them.

Cassie, ignoring the awkward tension between Superman and Tim, grabbed her boyfriend's wrist and began to pull him towards the hallway. "I'll go get her," she said over her shoulder, watching as Superman nodded slightly and crossed his arms over his chest. Better them that walk in on the couple than he- it would be even more awkward for Clark to see Diana naked than Cassie. He watched the teens walk out of the main room, smug smirks on their faces, before he glanced down at the teenagers who had surrounded him, giving them all an awkward smile. He only hoped the two would come back soon.

"Well, that was….fun," Tim mumbled, pulling his wrist free from Cassie's ironclad grip. "But I'd much rather not walk in on the two of them again. Once was enough to traumatize me." Tim let a shiver run down his spine and he scrunched his face, exaggerating his tone.

Cassie only giggled as she stopped walking and turned to face him. "Oh, I knew the second I saw Bruce follow Diana out of the room what they were going to do," she said.

She watched as Tim raised an eyebrow and tilted his head. "Well then why did you-," he began, stopping when Cassie took a step towards him, placing her hands on his chest as he backed up into the locker lined walls. "Oh. Oh!"

Cassie watched as the realization hit him, before she flashed him a smirk. "It's really hard to kiss your boyfriend when everyone in the school is watching you."

Tim only shrugged. "No one's here now." He wiggled his eyebrows, watching as Cassie giggled once more. It was all the encouragement she needed as she leaned in and kissed his lips gently.

It didn't take long for one of the office doors to open up, forcing the two teens apart. They quickly stood up straight, increasing their distance from each other, as they both watched Diana and Bruce come out of the office, cheeks flushed, laughing with each other.

Bruce, apparently so focused on fixing his tie and staring at his wife, didn't seem to notice the two teens, as he leaned down to kiss Diana once more. "That was fun," he said, his voice raspy and low.

Diana only nodded as she ran a hand down her dress, smoothing out any of the wrinkles Bruce may have put in it, before she reached up to fix a button her husband had missed. "Maybe we can have a repeat performance at home," she said with a smirk, watching as Bruce arched an eyebrow and widened his eyes. This woman was insatiable and would surely be the death of him….but what a way to go.

"Woah, woah, woah," Tim said, watching as the two jumped slightly, startled to know they hadn't been alone in the hallway, before they both turned to face the younger couple. "What were you two doing in there?" he asked, a smug grin on his face. He crossed his arms over his chest and stared at the married couple, watching as Bruce only shrugged. Diana, however, crossed her arms over her chest as well. Her eyebrows furrowed as she looked at the teens and she tilted her head.

"What were you two doing in here?" she asked, accusing them of doing the same thing she and her husband had been engaged in minutes before.

She watched as Cassie only blushed and shook her head, before she let her blue eyes meet those of her mentor. "We were looking for you," she stated. "There's a Kryptonian who is looking for Diana."

Diana and Bruce looked at each other and sighed. If Clark had come all the way to Gotham, then he truly needed their help. Without a word, Diana grabbed her husband's hand and walked down the hallway, watching as the two teens followed, before the four stepped out into the main room.

Superman looked up, a relieved smile on his face when he saw Diana and Bruce, and quickly walked up to them. He gave Tim and Cassie an appreciative nod, before he gave the older couple an awkward smile. "Cheetah, Giganta, Shade, and some others are creating chaos in the surrounding cities. Luthor escaped prison, and I'm fairly sure he's orchestrating this whole attack as a distraction."

Diana nodded. "Have you called in Batman?" she asked. She felt Bruce squeeze her hand at the mention of his alter ego, but she didn't dare acknowledge it, as everyone in the auditorium was now watching her and Superman.

Superman only nodded. "Yes, but he ignored my call," Superman said, glaring at Bruce. "Maybe you can convince him to join us."

Diana only chuckled and nodded. She turned to Bruce and offered him a small grin, before she leaned in and kissed his cheek. "Go home," she said softly, knowing he would need an excuse to leave the prom. "I'll see you tonight." She turned to the two teenagers and noticed how they were both on edge, especially Cassie. She was ready for a fight. "You stay here," she said, pointing to her protege. "Enjoy the night."

With that, Diana began to spin in place. Everyone focused on her, watching as her movements became faster and faster, until they were forced to look away as a bright light began to shine. When they all looked back, they were amazed to find Diana standing there, her dress gone. Instead she was in her uniform, ready for a fight. Without a word, she and Superman flew out of the building, ignoring the cheers and applause from the teenagers who were stoked to see two founding members of the Justice League in action.

"My night has been made," one teenager behind Bruce said, his gaze still set on the still swinging doors his wife and best friend had flown out of.

His date only nodded in agreement. "She's perfect. I seriously wonder why the two of them never hooked up."

"Maybe they have," another whispered behind Bruce, and it took all of Bruce's self control not to turn around and remind the teens that her husband was standing right there. Maybe Diana wasn't the only one who got jealous.

Bruce reached into his pocket and pulled out his car keys, before he met Tim's eyes with his own. "You two stay here and have a good night," he said, handing the keys to Tim. "Please be careful driving home." He watched as Tim took the keys and placed them in his pocket, before the young teen's hand fell to Cassie's back. "And please do not have sex in my backseat," he said, walking out of the auditorium and into the parking lot, not bothering to look back at the blushing couple.

He quickly made his way to the end of the parking lot, turning to make sure no one was following him, before he ducked into one of the alleyways. He lifted his wrists and pressed one of the buttons on the side of his watch, before he leaned against the wall and waited. It wasn't long before he heard the all too familiar roar of the Batmobile making its way through the streets, stopping in the alley a few feet before him. He walked towards the car and watched as the roof opened up, only to reveal his wife sitting in the driver's seat. "Get in," she said with a smirk. She watched as he rolled his eyes and jumped into the passenger seat, before the roof closed over them and she sped off. "I'm going to try and interrupt Clark and Lois the next time they decide to have sex," Diana said bluntly, as she turned the corner and punched the gas, impressing Bruce.

He had driven her in the Batmobile a handful of times, and had even let her be behind the wheel once or twice; he was surprised how easily she had taken to it, but then again, when you're used to driving a jet, a supercharged car isn't that big of an adjustment.

Bruce only chuckled, as he reached under his seat and pulled out his uniform. He began to unbutton his shirt, letting his eyes focus on the road in front of him, when he felt Diana's hand on his knee. "Thank you for tonight, Bruce," she said. "I know you didn't want to come, but I'm glad you made an exception for me."

Bruce only nodded as he pulled his jacket, tie, and shirt off. "Of course, Princess," he replied, slipping on the top half of his uniform, suddenly wishing he was able to change in an instant like Diana. "But are you ever going to tell me how you're able to do the whole uniform spin?"

He watched as Diana glanced at him from the corner of her eye and giggled. "Where's the fun in that?" she asked, as she turned another corner. "Magic," was all she said, after turning to see Bruce's face.

Bruce rolled his eyes once more, as he pulled on the rest of his uniform, fastened his belt across his waist, and sighed. He pulled his cowl on and flashed his wife a smirk, before he pulled up a map Clark had sent him. "Time to get to work," was all he said, before he flashed the coordinates onto the front windshield. He watched as Diana nodded once, acknowledging the coordinates, before he reached down and grabbed her hand. He gently kissed the back of it and smiled to himself, knowing there was no other person he'd rather have by his side, whether it was fighting, dancing, or making love - she may have not been her first, but she was damn right when she said she was his last.

I don't really know the characterization of Julie Madison, and I'm sorry if I wrote here a little OOC, but I needed a familiar name that had history with Bruce.

Anyway, I hope you all enjoyed this, especially you Lotsy! Let me know what you all thought :)