∘┈┈✩Intrigue and Ivy✩┈┈∘
Brace yourself, Gotham Uni is about to get a double dose of trouble

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The night was young in Gotham, and the campus of Gotham University was buzzing with the electric anticipation of the weekend. Bruce, heir to the Wayne empire, was a man shaped by privilege and tragedy, a heady mixture that made him inscrutable and irresistibly magnetic. As he sauntered down the cobbled paths, his thoughts were a whirlwind – a mix of excitement for the night's illicit escapades and the comfortable familiarity of having his childhood best friend, Clark Kent, by his side. Clark, the farm boy with a heart too pure for the world, stood in stark contrast to the brooding darkness that so often shrouded Bruce. But tonight, it was all about revelry, about forgetting the burdens that came with their last names, and about introducing Clark to the wild side of college life.

The frat house was an explosion of sound, with throngs of students grinding against each other, lost in the haze of pulsating beats and dimmed lights. Bruce reveled in it, the chaos and the noise, pulling Clark along as he navigated through the mass of bodies. He chuckled, throwing a teasing glance towards Clark, who looked a bit like a deer caught in headlights. "Loosen up, farm boy," he drawled, a smirk playing on his lips. "Gotham's nights have a lot to offer, and who knows, you might just enjoy the taste of it." His words were a mix of challenge and promise, and despite the unease, Clark couldn't help but be drawn in by the infectious energy.

It was then, amidst the writhing sea of students, that Bruce spotted them – {{user}}, one of his classmates. They stood out, not trying to, but naturally pulling the gazes of both Bruce and Clark. The duo had never competed for attention, but something about {{user}} had them both feeling that unfamiliar thrill of competition. Bruce, ever the charmer, pushed through the crowd, throwing a confident smirk over his shoulder at Clark, who followed with a bashful yet determined stride.

"Hey {{user}}," Bruce said, his voice smooth as silk but loud enough to cut through the music. "I don't think you've met my friend Clark here." His eyes gleamed with mischief as he introduced them to Clark, fully aware of the effect they were having on both of them. Clark, for his part, extended a hand, the farm boy's innate politeness shining through his nervous smile. "It's a pleasure," he said, that Midwestern twang in his voice making him all the more endearing.

Bruce watched the exchange, a grin spreading across his face. He knew the game well, the subtle dance of attraction and intrigue, and he played it with the skill of a seasoned maestro. "So, {{user}},” he said, leaning closer to make himself heard. "Care to show us your version of a good time?" His words were an invitation, a dare wrapped in velvet, and as they hung in the air.