hi!!! i hope your week is going well
just wondering if you have any updates in mind for night!nurse reader
"Sunflower?" Jason said answering the phone. "What's wrong-"
He could hear the banging and the sounds of a struggle. A horrible struggle. The distinct horrible sound of someone putting up a losing fight.
"Shut up. Shut the fuck up!" And a sickening crunch made his stomach turn.
"Jason," Bruce started, watching his face pale.
"We have to go," Jason said, "I'll explain on the way. Call Leslie."
And Bruce can't protest. Not when there's something- someone that can make him look so horrified. The Redhood was unshakable, but it was good to see Jason was still in there. So he followed, roaring along in the batmobile and following Jason's motorcycle as he winds through the alleys.
"Her brother has substance issues," Jason explained. "She keeps moving but-"
"He keeps finding her," Bruce said cringing.
"And I think he brought friends," Jason said, stopping the bike and bolting up the steps to the building, knowing Bruce was behind him. "He blames her for his life being a shit ball because she wouldn't let their parents beat her anymore."
"I've seen the file," Bruce grunted, "It isn't." He watched Jason shoulder your door open and braced himself.
Inside it was a blood bath. The struggle had been brutal. Book cases overturned. Feathers drifted from pillows slahed open. Dished broken. Windows smashed. Blood- A fire alarm blaring-"Jesus," Jason breathed, "Y/N?"
Unspoken, they moved to start clearing rooms. Looking for you. For any sign of you. "Y/N?" Jason tried again, only to hear a strangled whimper from under a bookcase that had been thrown over.
Jason caught Bruce's eye and he helped lift the case off the floor, upending it carefully to get it off of you. Cuts, scrapes, bruises. And most disturbingly, there's a noose tied around your neck.
"We need to go," Bruce said, "Don't really want to explain to the fire department-"
Jason nodded, "Hold on Sunflower," he said softly, his heart turning when you cried out as he moved you into his arms. "Leslie's waiting, kay?"
When you make a sound that makes the hair stand up on the back of both their necks, Bruce jabs something into your neck over Jason's protests. "She's in pain," Bruce said. "Put her in the batmobile. Take her to the Manor. Red Robin and Spoiler will help round up the people who did this to her."
"No," Bruce said firmly, "You shouldn't. Take her now. Meet us later." Bruce knew, even with his mask on, that Jason was holding his temper in check by a very thin thread. That if he got hold of the people who did this to you no one would be able to stop him from tearing them apart.