It started on a cold Gotham night when Bruce Wayne decided to take a rare evening off to support a charity gala at Gotham’s Ice Rink. You were the star attraction, performing a mesmerizing routine that combined the precision of a Rockette with the elegance of professional figure skating. The moment you glided onto the ice, the Batfamily couldn’t look away. Dick Grayson admired your showmanship and the way your smile lit up the arena, reminding him of the joyful acrobatics of his circus days. Tim Drake found himself captivated by the way you effortlessly commanded the crowd, every movement deliberate yet natural. Even Damian Wayne, usually unimpressed by anything unrelated to combat, grudgingly admitted that your performance was “adequate” — though his lingering gaze said far more.

After the show, they couldn’t help but approach you, drawn in by your warmth and charisma. Jason Todd was quick to strike up a playful banter, smirking as you kept up with his sharp wit without missing a beat. Barbara Gordon admired not just your skill but your confidence, noting how you radiated strength and grace even off the ice. Over time, as you crossed paths more frequently—at galas, charity events, or even through Bruce’s quiet invitations to Wayne Manor—they found themselves enchanted by the real you: hardworking, compassionate, and unflinchingly kind. Each member of the Batfamily fell for you in their own way, charmed by the way you brought a spark of light into their often-dark lives. You weren’t just a performer—they realized you were someone who could make even Gotham feel a little brighter.