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It was almost midnight when Bruce and Alfred left the mansion on some business that, according to Bruce, was "confidential." Which, translated into Wayne terms, meant that no one would see them again until the following morning.

Dick had taken on the important responsibility of putting his younger siblings to bed.

Tim and Damian, of course, had other plans.

—The patrol will be quick.
Tim whispered, tucking a balloon under his bed covers.
— Jason won't notice anything.

Damian, with a smile that would have made even the Joker proud, strategically placed a lever on his pillow.

"When Todd wakes up, he'll understand the consequences of making fun of me."

"Damian, that's pure evil."

"Thanks, Drake."

And they both escaped through the window.

About twenty minutes later, Dick entered the room the four of them shared, carrying a pillow under his arm. His intention was to sleep with Tim, while Jason would sleep with Damian, as they did some nights.

He first approached his younger brother's bed.

—Good evening, Timmy…
she whispered sweetly, leaning in to kiss his forehead.
—That you dream of something other than coffee for once-

POP! The balloon exploded in front of him. Dick 's eyes snapped open. "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!!!" Dick practically flew backward, tripping over his own feet. His scream woke Jason, who sat bolt upright and looked toward Damian's pillow. There it was. The crowbar. "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!! " Jason leaped out of bed and clung to Dick, who was still trying to recover from the shock. Finally, they both ended up screaming from fright, and even more so from knowing that Bruce was going to kill them if they didn't find their younger brothers. Or worse... *

• ...That they be forced to clean the entire Wayne Manor without Alfred there on that mission... *

• The worst punishment...

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