â no, i didnât use all of it. â but there is the distinctly empty black nail polish bottle sitting in front of them. well, fugo, how do you explain that?
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      â no, i didnât use all of it. â but there is the distinctly empty black nail polish bottle sitting in front of them. well, fugo, how do you explain that?
/ @tunebackâ
âď¸ abba is here to help her dye the spots out
hair. // accepting selectively
âEverything is terrible. The world is ending. My career is over. I just spent like 400 dollars on hair dyes and none of them turned out to be the exact shade of pink I needed to get rid of the spots entirely. Iâm going to end up bald, Leone. Bald.â
At the very least, Trish was taking âdefeatistâ humour to deal with how distressing seeing those fucking spots in her hair was. Every time she saw one black dot in the sea of pink, her thoughts were thrown entirely to that horrible, truly evil man. She had to suppress the urge to nurse her once-cut wrist, or her neck and stomach.
She heard an indiscriminate âmmhmm, bald,â from behind her, no doubt the huff of breath released to conceal a snicker at her apocalyptic prophecy of the end of days (and hair.) She swivelled around on the chair to face him mixing the developer and dye, seeing his own mane neatly pinned back to avoid getting any of it on his own.
âLaugh all you want,â she warned. âBut if I end up having to go bald, you will have to as well in solidarity. Thatâs right, Iâm dragging you into this, Abba. Thereâs no escape.â
Trish pauses, then whispers more menacingly:Â âNo escape.â
She didnât protest when he neatly swivelled her to face the mirror again, trying for an overly miserable look as he parted and sectioned her black-spotted hair. At least she could relish in the fact Abbacchio knew what he was doing, and it was always nice to spend time with him.
@tuneback
Fugo had never been the type to posture or to put down--but the moment Bruno had mentioned that heâd recruited a new member into the team, heâd been put on edge. It wasnât so much the fact that Fugo was no longer the only member of Brunoâs team... it had to be the anxiety that he was being replaced in Brunoâs team. That he would soon be set aside and forgotten, no longer relevant.
Perhaps it was childish of him, but he couldnât stand letting anyone else shoulder in and remove him from his rightful place.
â--Youâre Leone Abbacchio, then?â Fugo asked brusquely. There was the heavy smell of alcohol hanging over the other man, and it was revolting. It reminded him far too much of people heâd rather forget. âWhere did Bruno pick you up? The bar?â
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fugoâs eyes turned to abbacchio and the italian just shrugged, less at a loss of words of what to say, but more of a less of a care. âitâs my day off...â he spoke regarding the becomings of a new project narancia seems to be working on. fugo was even half tempted to sneak out for the sake for his sanity...just for a couple of hours. abbacchio should be able to handle it right? âyou got this yeah?âÂ
A curse spat past his lips as he watched, blearily, his partner dip out into the alleyway and presumably get away, leaving Formaggio alone to deal with the police car that just rolled up. Through the slight tinted windows, he could see two officers, the one getting out to deal with him the taller of the two. Despite his situation, the only thing he could really think was the sirens screaming in his mind and setting off white noise in the drums of his ear.
Itâs just his luck, isnât it? He avoided cracks in the sidewalk, didnât go under ladders or break any mirrors recently, and yet it was nothing short of bad luck that he was going to get stopped carrying a couple bags of coke on him. If they even get that far, when they could book him for the drunk disorderly behaviour that got him kicked out the bar (and the cops called) in the first place.
âEveninâ,â Formaggio stated, head tilted a little upwards to even be able to look the man in the face, let alone his eye. He thought that, perhaps if he didnât leg it like the other grunt had ( which, now he was thinking about it, he isnât even sure if the police caught sight of him. So he had all their time to himself! Fantastic. ) it would help his chances of making himself seem.. innocent.
â -- Can I help ya wiv anythinâ, mate?â
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@tuneback said:
iâm not a good person. donât pretend i am.
â -- Would it help to hear it any easier if I said that I think youâre a bad policeman, but a good person, then?â Were he not so stoic of a teenager, then his grimace wouldâve been seen rather than heard. He knew whatever he said might be disregarded or, Heaven forbid, isolated to be derided, but it was a risk he was willing to take.
He never expected anyone from Buccellatiâs squad to treat him fairly, really. He didnât need them to be friends with him in order for him to achieve his dream, and he wasnât planning on giving anything more than courtesy. Something he was swiftly finding to be a commodity that they werenât used to, if life had anything to say for it.
âI donât pretend anything, Abbacchio. Pretending is for children.â remarks the child amidst an adultâs world. His wit was acerbic but he was still who he was. The lack of worldly experience was as evident as the youthfulness on statuesque, symmetrical features.
â -- But maybe youâre a lot better than you give yourself credit for.â Quickly, Giornoâs hands rose up, as if feigning a surrender, his tone lighthearted, but doubtful; âBut thatâs just what the rookie thinks. Perhaps youâll end up hammering that out yet, hm?â
@tuneback hit the ⼠for a starter  ;
   â  ââ  hereâs what you wanted, abbachio. i bought it on the market!!  â   here you see a narancia all proud && full of himself. like a child.
hold my hand?
            to us, this world had never been kind. had it ? it was a bitter-sweet thought, drifting listlessly on the precipice of oblivion.
with the arch of his back pressed firmly against concrete slabs, decrepit and forgotten, lay waste by the hands of time, by negligence, he arches his neck, vision obscured by a veil of dark tresses, plastered to his countenance by a bloody sheen. Â how many things remained unsaid, lingering upon a trembling lip; choking on the chrysalis of life, fading.
every muscle laments his agony. nails burrowed desperately into fractured shrapnel, damp earth stuffed in the crevices between. his teeth gnash, a single bead of pellucid sweat trickles down his pallid countenance.
for abbacchioâs call, rasped, too, is waning. cold and eldritch the fingers that swathe his neck, embrace him as if he were a child lost to the callous tides of fate.
a frail hand grasps protruding concrete, blood and mud congealed, in his wake smeared across once ashen walls. knuckles grow weary beneath a faltering wrist, brittle bone having splintered, ghastly white jutting out from a macabre wound. a solitary thought, restless in his mindâs obscurity. he had to make it. he ⌠had to make it.
but his shoulders grow rigid, lurching forward, coughing and spluttering, hand concealing his mouth in a feeble attempt to prevent it. tiny rivulets seep down his hand, his arm, staining white, torn sleeves a dark crimson.
heâs close. close enough that he can hear the erratic breaths being sucked through clenched teeth, discerning the silhouette of another, slumped in a corner of this seemingly endless darkness.
but no longer can his strength prevail, how voraciously it was being sapped away. first, his knees buckle, staggering, it all gives way too quickly, blind hands colliding with piercing gravel, scraping away tattered flesh. a barely audible hiss resonates.  still, with resilience a decaying kindling, he drags his leaden limbs forward.
exhausted hands seek, fingers quivering in their search until finally, somewhere in the darkness, they find each other. amongst this world built on the funeral pyres of their comrades, corpses stacked upon corpses until theirs too would become an ornament of an adversaryâs triumph.
â iâm ⌠sorry ⌠â  his words, rasped over the crashing blood-red tides. and perhaps, he was not worthy of forgiveness.  he lays beside abbacchio, clammy hand, resting atop of his. slowly, soft crescents fall closed, his chest heaves with the burden of each breath.
⌠i love you ..
but only husks remain, to bask in such mournful tenderness.