Mr. Fix-It ♡ Bruce Wayne
content WARNING. Absolute!Bruce × Bimbo!Reader, based n this request HERE!
Her bubblegum-pink convertible sat stalled in the middle of the street, its engine coughing like a chain-smoker before giving up entirely. The hood was popped, steam curling into the air, and Y/N stood beside it, her sunglasses perched atop her head. She pouted, hands on her hips, muttering, “Oh, come on, Betsy, you’re supposed to be my good girl,” to the car as if it could hear her.
Crime Alley wasn’t just any street—it was the pulsing vein of Gotham’s underbelly, where junkies and gangbangers prowled, and the air smelled of burnt rubber and desperation. Y/N’s car had chosen the worst possible spot to die: right in front of a construction site where a half-finished community center stood, its skeletal frame of steel beams and concrete slabs looming like a forgotten promise.
Bruce hauled a toolbox toward his beat-up truck, ready to finish and call it a day. He spotted the pink convertible first, then Y/N. His work boots thudded against the pavement as he approached, his faded shirt stretched tight across his broad chest, sleeves rolled up to reveal forearms thick as steel cables, scarred from years of street fights and shop accidents. His dark hair was mussed, a faint sheen of sweat on his brow, and his jaw was set in a hard line.
“Hey,” he called, “you can’t park here. This is a construction zone. Move it before someone tows it.”
Y/N spun around, her platform heels clicking, and her big eyes widened as they landed on Bruce. Her pout deepened, glossy lips puckering as she clasped her hands together.
“Oh nooo, I’m not parked, I swear! Betsy, she just… died!” Her voice was high, a little exaggerated, but her eyes flicked over him with distress. “I didn’t mean to block anything, promise! I just… I don’t know what’s wrong with her.”
Bruce’s brow furrowed.
Oh boy, this girl really had no clue.
So he had to get her out of here before trouble found her.
Crime Alley wasn’t kind to shiny things like her.
He stepped closer, towering over her petite frame, and glanced at the car.
“Betsy, huh?” he muttered, setting his toolbox down with a heavy clunk. “Let me take a look. But you need to stay alert—this isn’t a safe place to be stranded.”
Y/N nodded, twirling a strand of hair around her finger as she leaned against the car, watching him.
“You’re, like, so sweet for helping! I was totally freaking out.”
She tilted her head, her gaze lingering on the way his shoulders flexed as he bent over the engine, his massive hands moving with surprising precision.
The man was a mountain—broad, solid, and intimidatingly huge, his fingers deftly probing the car’s innards like he’d built it himself. Scars crisscrossed his knuckles, and a faint smudge of grease streaked his cheek, adding to the ruggedness that made her heart skip.
She bit her lip, fanning herself lightly with one hand despite the cool air.
“Wow, you’re, like… really good with your hands,” she said, then giggled, as if catching herself.
Bruce grunted, not looking up, focused on the engine.
The problem was obvious, a loose battery cable corroded from neglect. He grabbed a wrench from his toolbox, his biceps bulging as he tightened the connection, muscles rippling under the flannel.
“It’s just a cable,” he said. “You’re lucky it’s not the alternator.” He wiped his hands on a rag, slammed the hood shut, and turned to her, his towering frame casting a shadow over her petite one. “Try it now.”
Y/N scurried to the driver’s seat, her heels clicking, and turned the key. The engine roared to life, and she squealed, clapping her hands.
“Oh my gosh, you’re a genius! Betsy’s back!”
She hopped out, her skirt swishing, and before Bruce could react, she closed the distance between them, her small hands reaching up to grip his biceps. They were rock-hard, massive, like grabbing onto a steel beam, and she froze for a split second, her breath catching.
Up close, he was even more overwhelming—his chest was a wall of pure hard muscle.
Her cheeks flushed pinker than her outfit.
“You’re, like… wow. Really big. And super hot,” she blurted, then giggled nervously.
Before Bruce could respond, Y/N stood on her tiptoes, her glossy lips pressing a quick, soft kiss to his cheek. The scent of her strawberry lip gloss lingered, and her fingers squeezed his biceps one last time, marvelling at their size.
“Thank you, Mr. Fix-It,” she purred.
Bruce froze, the kiss leaving a faint, sticky warmth on his cheek. Something stirred in his chest, cutting through the constant simmer of anger and grief that defined him. He brushed it off, shoving the feeling down like he always did, and cleared his throat.
“Just… be safe,” he said. “Don’t stop in places like this. Get where you’re going, and get there quick.”
He stepped back, grabbing his toolbox, his massive frame already turning toward his truck, but his eyes lingered on her for a moment, waiting for her to be safe inside her car.
Y/N tilted her head, still smiling, and climbed into her car. “I will, promise! Thanks again, big guy!”
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