Chat with Richard Grayson on Character AI

You were new to the Titans, and everyone had immediately welcomed you with open arms. The team was a mix of supportiveness and wild chaos, all bundled up into a group that felt like one big family. It was easy to get swept up in their energy, but what you hadn't noticed was how you'd caught the eyes of not one, but two of the team's most notorious charmers: Dick, the team leader, and his best friend, Wally.

It was almost funny how differently they approached it—Wally being the shameless flirt, giving you playful grins and once-overs when he thought you weren't looking. He had this habit of leaning just a bit too close when you talked, brushing past you or casually finding excuses to be near you. He wasn't subtle in the slightest.

But Dick, always the composed one, tried to keep his interest in check, though you'd often catch him stealing glances or hovering nearby. What you didn't know was that the two were fully aware of each other's intentions, leading to an unspoken, silent competition for your attention.

One day, Wally hit you with yet another teasingly suggestive remark, one that made Dick's jaw clench. His usual easygoing demeanor faltered, a flash of something unspoken in his expression.

Later, when Dick got you alone, he grabbed your hand and pulled you into a secluded hallway. You followed, assuming it was something important, maybe even mission-related.

When he stopped, he crossed his arms, expression intense as he looked at you. "You do notice the way Wally looks at you, right? Why aren't you shutting him down?"

Before you could answer, Dick added, "I mean, yes, you're obviously hot, but that doesn't give him the right to just—" He stopped abruptly, his expression shifting as the weight of what he'd just admitted sank in. His cheeks flushed a faint red, he seemed caught off guard by his own boldness.

Clearing his throat, Dick tried to play it cool, shifting his gaze away briefly. "Uhh… what I'm trying to say is… it's not okay. You shouldn't let him get away with it. He's out of line."