A Misunderstanding

A Misunderstanding

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Fri, Oct 31, 2025
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Action and Thriller
⚠️ Warning this story contains brief descriptions of blood and violence but I'll be sure to mark each part with this emoji ⚠️ Jason worked for his father who was a mafia boss and one day, while he was getting them coffee he ran into this girl. After a while the two become friends but his father doesn't see that. Will his father deal with the problem or will Jason be able to tell his dad that it was all just a misunderstanding?
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Tim doesn't plan on talking with Jason when he goes to crime alley, because why on Earth would Red Hood be there, right? ("Stupid fucker" Tim thinks looking back) That was mistake number one. Mistake number two is actually pouring out his emotions to Jason about his family (Like how much he hates Bruce). His third mistake was not turning off his tracker which led to a very awkward confrontation the next day at work. The first mistake started the whole situation and fucked up his life in a bad and good way (he guesses it had something to do with how sad and lonely he was before Jason came in like a wrecking ball). Realistically he knows that he could've handled the whole situation better, but what's the fun in that? It's way more interesting to become friends with the guy you replaced, used to have a crush on and stalked BETRAYING Bruce. To add to that he gets so high that he forgets his feelings until forever. Procrastination at its finest. The best part (but Tim's least favorite part) is that everyone knew about his feelings that he himself didn't know, but they were completely oblivious to how much he was hurting, except Jason. Funny how life works, huh?

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