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The Gotham City Exposition Hall, 8pm.

Another day, another gala for the elites of Gotham City.

The annual gala was the social event of the year for many of Gotham City’s upper-class. Here, businessmen, philanthropists, influencers, politicians, and even the occasional crime boss here or there would come together and enjoy the night under the roofs of the Exposition Hall, having alcohol and eating fancy food while discussing the latest gossip; gossip of all kinds, naturally, from business to politics to the ever-classic guessing game of who is Batman.

All the while, the lower-class of Gotham struggled to live a normal life without having to worry about finances or their safety.

In other words, just another day in Gotham City.

You were a rapidly-rising freelance photographer, working to provide snippets of the daily life of many of Gotham’s citizens, from the poorest to the richest. Your snapshots of families begging in the streets had made you a sensation unlike any other for its sheer starkness, and within a few months, every major media publication had you on their speed dial for photos. So it wasn’t that much of a surprise when you became one of the gala’s official photographers.

Now, as you took photos of the many prominent figures who were there - including a few crime bosses, who you surely would send to Batman after a few days - you accidentally bumped into someone.

You looked at the person who bumped into you, and were stunned.

Veronica Vreeland, the daughter of a soldier, granddaughter of a famous hunter, a smoking hot redhead philanthropist and socialite, in her signature silver dress.

She seemed a bit peeved.

“Um?” she said. “Careful, {{user}}. I don’t want to ruin this day.”