Clark has something to say

Bruce withdrew his hand, and his posture seemed to be calmer again. He didn't deny Jason's statement, but asked noncommittally, "Really?"

Jason licked his deep teeth, and for some reason the root of the teeth began to itch. Bruce sat comfortably on the broken chair, feeling extremely comfortable.

In stark contrast to my own feelings.

He straightened his body a little more, and kicked the question back cautiously: "You can think whatever you want."

He felt that there must be something wrong with it, and the father-son relationship in ordinary deformed families shouldn't be like them. It's too confusing. Does anyone know that the rich guy in Gotham is actually a vicious bastard under his glamorous appearance?

It's not that he hasn't seen the social occasions of Brucey's baby. In fact, as long as Bruce is willing, he is definitely a great lover. Jason has seen him coax the Wayne girl at the time in a very superb way, and Jason handles it himself Many methods of relationship are learned from Bruce.

Bruce was never stingy with apologizing to his lover, for example, that he was an hour late, or forgot a memorable date... he always calmed down the other party.

But when he's just Bruce, it's the complete opposite, and within the Bat-family, for example, whether it's him, or anyone, who wants to ease relations with this jerk, has to take the initiative.

This leads to a problem between them, either it's all on their own, or they can't stand it long enough that they can always go through a life-or-death crisis anyway, and then they can figure it out after the crisis is over.

Even Damian took the initiative to hug Bruce, not to mention Dick and Tim.

Oh shit!

The more he thought about it, the more irritable he became, and the anger in his heart became more and more intense. It shouldn't be, it's not fair, why?

He raised his eyelids aggressively, but as soon as he saw Bruce's eyes with a little unknown meaning, he fell silent in an instant.

At this time, Bruce said calmly: "So I was right."

Jason opened his mouth, wanting to refute, but he couldn't refute, because he also knew in his heart that Bruce didn't fabricate the facts, and the way he treated Bruce was indeed distorted enough.

From a long time ago, he didn't like other people's expectations of him. When he succeeded Dick as Robin, he was almost crushed to death by the expectations of the whole Gotham. Later, he grew up, and he grew up to the point that no one needed to judge him—— Except Bruce.

...Why does it sound even more distorted.

But doing so did make him feel better. If the final outcome is to mess up everything, then he can take the lead in messing up things first, and can even make the mess up a little more serious, and his psychological construction will be more complete, so when the ending really When it happened, he was surprised to find that it wasn't so bad.

Isn't this human nature!

He is quite resentful about this, he is not the only one who adopts this method at all, all Robins will unknowingly move this way in front of Bruce, if there must be a blame, it should be Dick Grayson !

He is the first guy to use this set of operations!Jason silently condemned with confidence.

When he was distracted, Bruce knocked on the table again, and after making sure that his attention had been drawn back, he stated very bluntly: "—I also noticed that you all tried to lead me like this."

Jason: "..."

It's alright, since you know everything, what else is there to do?

Bruce reorganized his language again: "Maybe what I said was a bit too much, and you didn't deliberately want to achieve this purpose, but the result is exactly the same as what I explained, and you can't deny it."

Jason shrugged meaninglessly.

"I don't want to make any comments on this, and I also know that I am not a good father." Bruce narrated flatly.

He has been working hard to be a good father. He has been working hard since he adopted Dick. After he had many children, he also went to the Internet to find a lot of psychological research materials, even though he himself is a master of psychology.

All the data indicated that Jason's performance was due to him putting too much pressure on them, or in other words, betting too high on them?

But he obviously never had such an idea.

Any of his children are too good, they are definitely the top group in the whole world, even if they want to be as stupid and rich as Baby Bruce one day, the Wayne Group is enough for them to squander.

So where do these pressures come from?

"...I want to know why." Bruce said, "You can take it as my request, sorry, I really don't understand."

As soon as he finished speaking, he found Jason looking at him like a monster, and asked, "What's wrong?"

Unbelievable, Jason thought.

He thought that Bruce would make a very Batman comment on this, and he made a lot of mental preparations, but he never thought that Bruce would ask him why?

Is he telling a joke?

The world's number one detective, a master interrogator proficient in psychology, now ask him what's wrong?

He had never talked to the other Robins, but he could more or less understand each other's feelings, the feeling of being excluded from the circle, being denied the pillars of their beliefs.

If you want to rank the most difficult officers to deal with, Batman must be on the list. During his most disturbing period of time, he intends to give up on himself and rot. Anyway, Bruce can always judge him with various rules.

He stared closely at those blue eyes, and his voice tightened: "Are you serious?"

Bruce nodded, "Why."

Jason got up suddenly, and kicked the round table between them hard, clenched his fists, wanting to smash Bruce's chin, but the precarious rationality tugged him, but he also grabbed him angrily. Bruce's collar, and pushed him against the wall.

"Let me tell you why!" His eyes were red with intense emotion, and he said every word: "Because you are never fucking satisfied-no one can satisfy your requirements, hell, why don't you make an android, and transform it according to your standards?"

"Is your standard Grayson? No, you can still find fault with him. Did you talk to Tim before taking Damian back? And Damian, he's still Dick's in a way." Robin, it's just that he chose you...!"

He's too angry to express himself well, but Bruce's expression shows he's picked up the signal.

Bruce's eyes widened slightly.

It's the slightest movement that suddenly makes Jason realize what he's talking about, and he's yelling at Bruce like a stupid teenager for some shit pressure—it's embarrassing.

Bruce touched Jason's hand grabbing his collar: "Let go of me first."

Jason flinched back.

There was another silence, but this time the atmosphere was a little more embarrassing than depressing.

"...I was pretty confident."

Jason stared at him delicately.

The silence was finally broken, and Bruce replied slightly frustrated: "I don't know what you guys thought... because I'm not satisfied."

His family is quite special, so Bruce has always been thinking about another identity, and he has not considered this kind of too ordinary reason at all.

Why do they think he is never satisfied?He is obviously very satisfied, what else is Dick his standard?He never took Dick as a standard, yes every kid is totally different, why would they force themselves to be the ex-Robin?

And he also tasted a grievance caused by being misunderstood. He lightly pursed his lips: "I have always been very satisfied with you, and I didn't expect you to meet a certain standard."

"You are who you are." Bruce said: "In my opinion, you are both good enough and can't replace each other. I leave everything to you."

Jason was stunned: "...Why didn't you say it earlier?"

He believed that Bruce hadn't lied to him, Bruce wouldn't have lied about it, but why did he have to find out today—they'd wasted so long.

Bruce straightened his collar.

"I don't know." He explained his thoughts honestly: "I thought your pressure came from other places. After all, you are all independent and mature prematurely... I don't understand, none of you can be influenced by the outside world. people."

"Nothing can shake your mind." He interrupted Jason's attempt to defend himself: "You mean that you are included."

"...So why are you obsessed with my ideas? And you didn't follow me blindly. To some extent, I didn't actually affect you."

As soon as this question came out, Jason was speechless for a moment.

In fact, there is no reason, just because it is Bruce. Although he can pick out Bruce's thousands of shortcomings, if Bruce really treats him badly and is a scum like his biological father, naturally he will not be troubled like this.

Batman is the object of his longing, what he has wanted to be for a long time. Bruce once took care of him carefully and gave everything he had without reservation.

It is precisely because of these reasons that he is so painful, in a state of constant struggle and unable to break free completely. In the final analysis, he hopes to meet Bruce's expectations and become a person he can be proud of.

Not just him, Dick, Tim, not to mention Damian.

But they are still different individuals, and they will never be the second Bruce Wayne.

For them, Bruce is very important, more important than he thinks, and he is the anchor point that will always be constant when they are confused. They are willing to follow him and become his most loyal and reliable backing.

— but he wasn't going to let Bruce know that.

"Bruce," Jason said, "you can relay this to other people, and I'm sure you'll get something else."

In the end, he still had to figure it out for himself.

"We're fine," he said quietly.

"For a long time, we should be fine." Jason summed up the conversation, amused by the quick blankness in Bruce's eyes.

Bruce looked at him a little troubled, nodded slightly, and after a few seconds, he hesitated and gestured.

"...Stay here tonight?"