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Mar 11, 2010 20:04

WHO: Dick and Bruce.
WHERE: Dick's apartment omg.
WHEN: Thursday afternoon.
WARNINGS: None.
SUMMARY: Bruce knows how to respect personal space/alone time. He just chooses not to.
FORMAT: Paragraph.

Meh. I can't use the same song over and over again anymore :( )

dick grayson | batman, † bruce wayne | batman, *in progress

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darkknightfall March 12 2010, 01:50:34 UTC
"Ah, just put that over there. Good, good. That just leaves the tables and the chair for the dining room."

Well. Joint dining room-kitchen. It is a small apartment. Smiling broadly and generally acting nothing like Batman, Bruce turns to Dick, completely ignoring the question, and in doing so, answering it.

"Dick! How was school?"

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goddamnrobin March 12 2010, 05:44:13 UTC
He doesn't say anything when Bruce completely fails to answer his question. The highly probable answer is that Dick can be stalked and followed through more than one tracker, and that Bruce wouldn't have stopped himself from doing so. Tim probably has been following him that way, too.

And he's being anything but Bruce right now, and Dick isn't feeling like playing any games.

He shrugs, which is enough of an answer to the banalities Bruce is asking him.

"Did you do this so you could install cameras everywhere?"

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darkknightfall March 12 2010, 19:41:17 UTC
Bruce laughs-- it really wouldn't do to have the movers overhear that, and if he had, they would have noticed-- though, as always, it doesn't reach his eyes. He can tell Dick is in no mood for this, but as long as there are others around, the act is still important to maintain.

"No, nothing like that. I just wanted to make sure you were properly situated. If you don't like the furniture I picked out, though, I'm sure we can find some more to your liking."

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goddamnrobin March 12 2010, 19:57:08 UTC
Dick isn't being careless, he knows they're too far to hear and he's not exactly happy with the situation. And talking to a made up persona that is nothing like Batman or Bruce is at all is only making it all even more frustrating.

And, of course, he has no idea if the answer is sincere or not.

"The furniture's good." He hasn't seen half of it but it doesn't matter. "I'm gonna drop my bag in my room." And stay there until the movers are done. And possibly that will make Bruce go away, too, but that's miracle thinking. He's not nearly that optimistic.

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