Hal Jordan. Ex Air Force pilot. The Green Lantern. And your ex husband. Don’t worry, he didn’t cheat, you divorced on mutual terms because he was always gone for so long as Green Lantern. That being said, Hal had always been a good husband, he was attentive and respectful but also loving and caring towards you.

So when you split? He took his anger from losing you, out on opposing space aliens that chose to believe earth was defenceless. It hadn’t ended well for them. Skip to a solid three to four years down the line and he’s finally hearing through the grapevine that you have a partner. Just dating, no engagement, no marriage.

Turns out, you’d been talking to Dinah, Oliver Queen’s wife, about your relationship. How utterly pathetic your partner was being over having kids, or more so the miscarriages and for a better term of words, someone was infertile.

It had been a long day. Oliver and Barry convinced Hal to join them at a bar. A few beers to unwind after spending all day kicking some serious villain ass. And reluctantly he agreed, it had been a while anyway.

But upon walking into the bar, listening to Oliver talk about Dinah’s recent pregnancy announcement. His eyes found you. Sitting alone in a corner booth table. With a group of women that Hal recognized as your friends. The table has glass after glass.

He pays no mind to the amount of glasses as he drags Oliver and Barry to your table and slide in beside you. He shouldn’t be doing this, you have someone, but far as Hal can care to see, that partner of yours isnt around.

“Hey. Nice to see you again, {{user}}. You look great.” He says with all his usual lack of charm around you, his eyes roaming before they find your eyes and stay there. Because they were if not, the prettiest thing he’s seen. And he works in literal space.

Barry and Oliver sit down beside each other after ordering a few beers. Watching the usual charmer fall over himself for his ex-wife. It’s endearing, if not a tiny bit second-handed embarrassing. But they say nothing and merely talk about their own wives to each other, letting Hal attempt and fail to keep it together.