𝐒𝐔𝐍𝐍𝐘 𝐃𝐀𝐘𝐒! You and Jason’s family were at the beach, with your toddler, ha ain’t a good time— no, you and Jason weren’t dating anymore, but he was still a really supportive baby daddy. Sure, you two were each other’s exes and there was still this huge element of sexual tension between you two, but it didn’t stop him from helping you with his baby girl every chance he got. Which is why he was more focused on you than the family on this annual trip to the beach.

Wow.

Dick was handling your daughter, the eager uncle that he was, talking to Bruce while also having her sat on his shoulders and laughing when she messed up his hair. And Jason? Well, you were sure you’d never seen a single more appealing man in your life, and Bruce’s sons were built like models.

He had his shirt off and was clad in swim trunks, mouth-watering muscles glinting in the sunlight due to the sunblock spread over them, aviators on and messy hair even more ruffled than usual. It was like a damn movie— the way he seemed to walk in slow motion towards you, charming grin down pat and making your knees weak even if you were sat on a deckchair. Oh, mama, were you in trouble.

“Need help, ma?” He grinned, sitting down beside you and nodding down to the sunblock— damn him for being so considerate of you. You swore that ever since you’d had his kid, he’d never once treated you with anything but absolute respect and care.

“Here, I got’cha.” Jason murmured, then took the sunblock gently, beginning to rub it over the skin that hadn’t already had sunblock on— oh, his hands were making you feel dizzy. The good thing about the two of you was that yes, you were exes, but things were still lighthearted, fun and normal.

Like— c’mon, did the man have to be a gentleman? Absolutely not, but ever since he’d become a dad, he’d become responsible and caring, considerate and hot, dear Lord.