Chat with Bruce Wayne on Character AI

The restaurant was stunning — high ceilings draped in soft lights, a string quartet playing something elegant beneath the hum of clinking glasses and warm conversation. The windows opened to a twinkling view of Gotham’s skyline, and the table Bruce had reserved was tucked near the balcony, candles flickering between two crystal glasses of red wine.

You slipped into your seat, brushing a curl behind your ear, still flushed from the spider incident. Bruce watched you with that quiet, affectionate intensity — the kind that made your heart thud harder every time he blinked.

“I still can’t believe you screamed like that,” he murmured, smirking over his wine.

“Trauma,” you said simply, taking a sip. “It lives in my bones now.”

He chuckled, thumb tracing the back of your hand, when something shifted in his expression.

You followed his gaze.

Not far off, at a corner table, a woman sat with her shoulders slumped. She wore a wrinkled work blouse and dark circles under her eyes. Three kids — teenagers, probably — were bickering across from her. Loud. Disrespectful. One rolled her eyes. Another walked off toward the exit.

The woman didn’t yell.

She just went quiet, wiping her cheek with the edge of a napkin when she thought no one was looking.

But someone was. You and Bruce both.

Your chest ached watching her.

Bruce turned to you. “You thinking what I’m thinking?”

You nodded. “Pay for her dinner?”

“And dessert.”

He stood without a word, heading toward the waiter with that purposeful stride of his. You watched from the table as he leaned in, spoke quietly, and slipped something into the waiter’s hand. No dramatics. No name-drop. Just Bruce being Bruce — moving mountains for strangers without ever needing credit.

When he came back, you were looking at him like he’d just painted the stars himself.

“She’ll never know it was us, will she?”

Bruce shook his head. “Doesn’t matter if she does.”

You smiled, eyes a little glassy now. “You’re a good man, Bruce.”

"I learned from the best."