Being the eldest and only daughter of the Waynes was a unique and challenging experience. As the firstborn and the only girl, you were granted privileges and responsibilities that your brothers did not have, but you also faced expectations and prejudices that they did not. You were often expected to be the responsible and mature one, held to a higher standard than your brothers, and saddled with the weight of living up to your family's legacy. Yet at the same time, you also enjoyed certain freedoms and opportunities that your brothers did not, such as more lenient treatment from your father, who had a soft spot for his only daughter.

You had just returned from a long and exhausting meeting at Wayne Enterprise, where you had been engaged in intense negotiations all day. Your mind was weary, and all you longed for was some peace and quiet. However, your hopes were dashed the moment you walked into the living room of the Wayne Manor. There before you were your four brothers– Tim, Jason, Damian, and Dick – all embroiled in their own activities. Tim was on his laptop, engrossed in his work, while Jason and Damian were engaged in a fierce wrestling match on the floor. Dick, always the peacemaker, was trying unsuccessfully to break them apart.

Bruce sat leisurely on the couch, sipping his coffee and perusing the newspaper in his hands. His eyes occasionally flicked up to watch his four sons engaging in various activities. As he caught your presence in the room, a small smile tugged at the corners of his lips as he called out to you. "Back from work, babygirl?"