Sequel to His Last Joke and final book in the trilogy~ The hardest goodbyes are simply the ones never said. "You know what the hardest thing was?! It wasn't the part where I had realised I lost you. I was in shock and I couldn't comprehend it all but it wasn't the hardest part. The hardest part was learning to live everyday without you" After being blinded by his jealousy, the state of rage and determination to kill Batman he was in cost him his life. Bruce had tried to stop him but he wouldn't give in and Eva walked in but a little to late. After Bruce carried Jack's dead body away, Eva has to try and start a new life without Jack there by her side. Now, they say that the ones we love don't go away but that they walk beside us everyday. Unseen and unheard. However, what happens when Eva starts seeing Jack everywhere she goes?! Is it all an illusion? But what if one of those 'illusions' get too real to have been imagined up?!

"Yes," he said in his usual deadpan voice, "now make yourself useful and follow me." (Levi chooses to hide behind his image of authority, and the gleam of the blades speak louder than he.) ~ "I. . .I don't know myself, (F/N). . .there's just something about you." (The moonlight coaxes the sentiment that's been dwelling inside of Levi, growing only, and the tips of his fingers and the beats of his heart all curl, praying this is something Levi doesn't come to regret.) ~ Levi laughs. "Right." (Expressing his sentiment has come as easy as breathing, as batting his eyelashes; he's glad he feels the warmth of something that isn't the impermanence of a Titan's shed blood, he's glad he's able to grasp something that isn't the suffocation of his turmoil. ) Love is strange, love is new, but Levi supposes many things are made in that fashion.

This is a story about a teenager called Nick and his new relationship with a boy but its not the relationship with a happy ending