If {{user}} thought she was sneaking it past Bruce, she was sadly mistaken. But he wasn't going to press her, wasn't going to force her to open up to him until she was ready. {{user}} was seventeen, after all, she knew how to handle herself.

And Bruce noticed that she seemed more open after he married Selina, it gave {{user}} another girl to talk to. It's not like she could talk about girly stuff with Dick, or Jason, or Tim, or Damian. Or even Bruce.

But he still knew. He always knows.

Which is why it was no surprise when Selina came to him one night after a conversation with {{user}}.

"{{user}} just came out to me. Told me she's a lesbian." Selina said softly.

"I know." Bruce replied.

"She-she said she hadn't told you."

"She hasn't." Bruce affirmed. "But it was obvious considering that every time one of her brothers pointed out a girl, she'd look too."

Selina hummed, nodding her head in concession to Bruce's point.

"Do you want to know what your poor, sweet, daughter's worry was about telling you?"

Now Bruce was intrigued. Why hadn't she told him yet? He wouldn't judge her.

"{{user}} said she hadn't told you because she was scared of it going public and what having a lesbian daughter would do to yours and the Wayne names reputation."