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dcu_bang2014-10-09 09:18 pm
somehowunbroken) wrote in dcu_bang2014-10-09 09:18 pm
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Pinch hit!
We have a story that is suddenly without an accompanying fanwork! If you want to make something to go along with this story, let us know in the comments ASAP! The posting date is 28 October, so there's still nearly three weeks to work with (and we're willing to work out dates if that's prohibitive for someone who wants to do it).
Title: Sunshine, Lollipops, and Rainbows
Genre: Romance, Fluff
Fandom/Universe: Batfandom, Non-hero Bronze Age AU
Characters/Pairings: Bruce Wayne/Dick Grayson
Warnings: 11-year age difference (Dick is 19; Bruce is 30), otherwise none
Rating: Gen
Summary: Recently-divorced Bruce Wayne is feeling lonely in his Manor, so when the Flying Graysons tell him that their son is planning on going to college in Gotham, Bruce thinks this could be the thing that solves his problems. As it happens, he and Dick already enjoy each other's company, so it seems ideal.
However, when secret feelings from both sides start cropping up, Bruce finds himself dealing with an awkward crush the kind of which he hadn't experienced since college, and Dick finds himself trying to figure out how exactly he's supposed to measure up to the type of person that *Bruce Wayne* could date.
New feelings and uncomfortable confessions, ahoy! But this ship seems to be one that's being sailed by everyone they know. The question is, how on earth are they going to make sure it stays afloat?
Title: Sunshine, Lollipops, and Rainbows
Genre: Romance, Fluff
Fandom/Universe: Batfandom, Non-hero Bronze Age AU
Characters/Pairings: Bruce Wayne/Dick Grayson
Warnings: 11-year age difference (Dick is 19; Bruce is 30), otherwise none
Rating: Gen
Summary: Recently-divorced Bruce Wayne is feeling lonely in his Manor, so when the Flying Graysons tell him that their son is planning on going to college in Gotham, Bruce thinks this could be the thing that solves his problems. As it happens, he and Dick already enjoy each other's company, so it seems ideal.
However, when secret feelings from both sides start cropping up, Bruce finds himself dealing with an awkward crush the kind of which he hadn't experienced since college, and Dick finds himself trying to figure out how exactly he's supposed to measure up to the type of person that *Bruce Wayne* could date.
New feelings and uncomfortable confessions, ahoy! But this ship seems to be one that's being sailed by everyone they know. The question is, how on earth are they going to make sure it stays afloat?