Just a bunch of one shots there will be daddybats, brotherly moments and fluff. Enjoy 😀

Sinking. Right now, I'm sinking. Not the usual way, like 'can't swim' sinking, but the 'I've got a weight attached to my foot that is pulling me down deeper and deeper into the depths of the ocean' sinking. Well, I guess I should first introduce myself. I'm Shadow, but others might call me (y/n). I'm a superhero. You might ask what my powers are: I can fly, breathe underwater, wield telekinetic powers, and I'm an acrobat. You probably wonder why I'm not using my superpowers to get out of this situation, but that is the problem. Let me explain my story, starting when I met the young justice crew and my fiancé, Nightwing. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Immersed in the Gotham and Young Justice world, join in reading as you discover the secrets of the Batman, become engaged to his protege, and learn what it's like to have powers, and then lose them. A sinking superhero is about a heroine with many powers, a tragic past, and a future in constant unraveling, filled with twists, turns, and dropped points. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I do not own any DC Universe characters, except the main character. Hey all you lovelies!!! Well, as of 2/3/26, I have decided to try updating this book again. Only because it seems to have become popular again, haha. I'll update this occasionally and try to fix my writing and grammar. But for any of you reading this now, I encourage you to also take a peek at my other book, which I have been writing and hope to publish in the future, and make it part of a series! Thank you all for all the support❤️

By James Baldwin. Written in 1895.

2020 WATTYS WINNER in NEW ADULT! Oliver Ausman has been given a second chance at life, but it's hard to feel grateful when he was the one trying to end it in the first place. Returning to his normal life after being released from the hospital is hard, especially since his parent's idea of normal is made up of dinner parties, prep school, fancy suits, and fake manners-- all paired with a complete disregard for the mental health of their firstborn. He's long been fed up with it, but the final straw is when he finds out that his "father" isn't actually his father at all. Oliver decides he's had enough of the perfect facade, so he packs a suitcase and grabs his younger brother, "borrowing" his mother's car to sneak off on a trip to find his biological father. But he never expected to pick up a girl with her own similar set of problems, to be followed across the country by a money-hungry pair of criminals, or most of all, to find out that maybe this life thing isn't as bad as he thought. 𝐂𝐎𝐌𝐏𝐋𝐄𝐓𝐄𝐃 (𝐮𝐧𝐞𝐝𝐢𝐭𝐞𝐝) - 𝟏/𝟐𝟐/𝟐𝟎