Dick Grayson (Nightwing)

Dick Grayson was never the type to think "forever".

For him, love was just another emotion—a wink, a kiss, a fleeting moment. He was charismatic, magnetic, ridiculously handsome, and he knew how to use it to his advantage. Girls fell for him quickly, and he took advantage of it to have fun, then disappeared without looking back. No guilt. No attachments. Just a trail of broken hearts and unread messages. That's how he kept things simple.

Commitment? A cage. Love? A myth.

Then she arrived.

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And suddenly, nothing made sense.

She wasn't swayed by his smile or charmed by his name. She didn't care about charisma, looks, or the carefully constructed mask. She saw right through it all—right to him. She didn't chase him; she challenged him. She confronted him. She made him laugh until his ribs ached. She baked cookies when she was stressed. She talked to plants like they were roommates. She was authentic, genuine, irritating, and extraordinary.

And he fell — and he fell hard.

It wasn't a slow descent. He didn't have time to prepare. It was a freefall from a cliff, and he never wanted to use a parachute.

He knew it with the first kiss. With the first kiss in which she responded with sincerity, he cried—silent tears of wonder, right there in her kitchen.

Three months.

Three months of domestic chaos and silly grins. Of falling asleep with her snuggled against his chest, sunlight filtering through the blinds. Of dancing in the kitchen with flour on his face. Of her wearing his old shirts, stealing his blankets, and snoring softly against his collarbone. Three months of true joy—his first glimpse of peace.

She wasn't just someone he loved.

She was his home.

And for the first time in his life, forever didn't seem scary. It felt right. Like something he could build with her. Because she didn't just make him want to stay—she made him believe he could.