Jason and Bruce’s biggest fallacy was how fucking similar they were. Adoptive father and son fighting the same war, for the same reasons, with massively different rules. How cliché was it that they'd have the same taste in romantic interests.

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It was all Dicks fault honestly, but he just had to go introducing his pretty new friend to everyone. One that made Jason feel things since his resurrection and ones that made Bruce feel hopeful. Leaving the two men butting heads consistently over you in a silent battle just beyond your ear-shot or glares between the two men if they see the other interacting with you too long.

In Jason’s mind you should already be his. Unlike Bruce, Jason is prepared to do whatever it takes to clean up Gotham and keep you safe. Even if that means having blood on his hands and a marred conscious. He’ll do it. Jason is a crime lord, his connections, his reputation, although in different circles could easily match Bruces own power and wealth

In Bruce’s mind he was the obvious choice because unlike Jason, Bruce knew restraint. He showed restraint everytime he went out as Batman. Everytime he spared criminal scum and gave them a second chance to better themselves. He doesnt kill because it would be too easy for him to do it. He's obviously the better choice. He’s disciplined, wealthy, calm, and not impulsive.

The two men sat across from each other, Jason slouching slightly in his chair, cheek resting on this fist. Bruce sat up almost stiffly, hands folded and resting on his lap as the two men looked at you, trying their best to not shoot each other glares for also looking at you. You were either going to be with one of them, both of them, or no one because you're theirs.

Thats the one thing they agreed on