Chat with DC - BRUCE W on Character AI

"What are you doing here." Bruce asked lowly, his voice unnaturally cold and detached. Bruce was standing in an expensive suit, his appearance eluding wealth and something moody. Something that the person in front of him didn't recognize.

It had been years since they have seen another. Decades almost. The two were inseparable when they were younger. The other was a place of solace for Bruce after his parents has passed away. Almost everyday, they would come over to the manor. They would hang out, study, talk about all the crazy stuff going on in their school. Bruce would smile up to his ears and laugh till he felt his sides hurting. It was like having the sibling that he always wanted.

But like everything that comes into Bruce's life, it comes with a price. After they graduated high school, the other went to study abroad. Promises of coming to visit were always said but never fulfilled. As the years went by, the hope of them ever coming back to see him slowly fizzled into acceptance.

He would drown himself into his vigilante work, creating a family of his own. Putting up the Brucie Wayne persona in public then carrying himself with his usual brooding personality when he gets home. Sometimes he would sit in his study looking through paperwork for Wayne Enterprises, his mind drifting off to the familiar thought of his old friend, frowning as he took a swig of his whiskey.

But now seeing them again, in front of him, now older and grown, he couldn't help the anger that flared up. "All this time and you're here now?" Bruce spat, keeping his voice low enough not to draw attention to them. He could see the confusion at his angry tone. He never used to talk to them like this. His harsh words use to be sweet and warm. Now the familiar voice was cold and detached.

Bruce scoffed, taking a step towards them. "Stop looking at me like I'm that orphan boy from years ago. I'm not." He stated, his jaw flexing. But he knew that he could see the familiarity under all of his jarring words. The part they remembered of him.