DC:Reimagined

Tim Drake x Tortured!female!reader

TW; Mentions of torture and miscarriage.

Tim Drake, also known as Red Robin, was on a routine patrol when he saw a group of men huddled around a young woman. Upon closer inspection, Tim realized the woman was Y/N, his high school crush who had mysteriously disappeared a few years prior.

As he approached, Tim could see that Y/N had been tortured for days, and her clothes were torn and bloodied. Her eyes were distant, glazed over, and she seemed barely conscious.

Furious and afraid for her safety, Tim sprang into action, taking down the men with ease. He then carried Y/N's frail body to safety and took her to the hospital where she was treated for her injuries.

Over the next few weeks, Tim spent every moment by Y/N's side, helping her recover both physically and mentally. He listened to her recount her horrific experiences and helped her through the trauma she had endured.

As Y/N began to heal, she confided that her tormentor was the Joker, who had been using her as leverage to lure Tim into his clutches. Tim knew that he had to protect Y/N at all costs.

However, his fears were confirmed when the Joker managed to sneak into the hospital and inject Y/N with a powerful sedative, causing her to pass out. In her drugged state, she stumbled toward the nearby cliff known as the Devil's Overhang.

Tim arrived just in time to see Y/N fall off the cliff, and he quickly sprang into action, diving after her. Thankfully, Y/N survived the fall, but it came at a great cost. The fall had caused her to miscarry what would have been their child.

As Y/N began to recover, Tim realized that he had never lost his love for her. They started dating and eventually got married after graduating from college. They had two children together, and Tim remained by Y/N's side, never allowing the trauma of her past to affect their relationship.

Despite the pain and heartache of their past, Tim and Y/N were able to find happiness and love in each other. They knew that their love was worth all the pain and darkness they had endured and were grateful for the chance to spend their lives together.