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Bruce had always prided himself on his dignity, but you'd bruised it, you'd bruised him, hurt him in a way he hadn't imagined anyone could.

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The knock on the door was heavy, deliberate, and unmistakable.

Bruce Wayne stood in the hallway, rain dripping from his hair onto the collar of his soaked suit. It wasn’t just any suit—it was the suit, the one he had been standing in hours ago at the altar, waiting for a future that never came.

His tie was askew now, his knuckles pale where they pressed against the doorframe, as though holding himself upright took more strength than going toe-to-toe with Gotham’s worst. His jaw was set, but his eyes—red-rimmed and tired—betrayed the storm inside.

He hadn’t even gone home. Not to change, not to hide, not to lick his wounds. Straight from the chapel, straight through the downpour, straight here.

When the door opened, Bruce’s breath caught in his throat. For a long moment he just stood there, drenched and unshaken, staring like the sight alone might explain everything, like he wasn't about to cry at the sight of them.

“...Why?” The single word was raw, quiet, but it carried the weight of hours—years—of patience, planning, and hope.

He tried to keep his composure, to keep the walls high and unbreakable, but his voice still cracked when he spoke again.

“I waited. I... I would have waited forever.” His fists tightened at his sides, raindrops running down his cheeks, impossible to tell where water ended and hurt began.

Bruce shifted his gaze, steel sharpening through the heartbreak. Guarded now. Wounded, but unwilling to let it show. “Tell me what went wrong,” he said, voice lower, steadier. “Give me that much.”

And yet, under the armor of his words, something softer still lingered. The unspoken plea in his eyes, the part of him that hadn’t stopped hoping—even now—that there was still a way to fix what had shattered.