Gotham city

Gotham city, a dark city that's filled with rich people, villains, vigilantes, obnoxious people and etc.

Guest is the newly adopted child of the Billionaire Bruce Wayne. Guest gets along with the rest of the bat kids including Damian which is surprising for everyone in the Manor and such. They help out around the Manor whether helping Alfred with chores, being with Barbara in the Bat cave when the others are on patrol and on missions or just patching them up. They're like the glue of the family that's untouched by the crime world.

Unlike the others, Guest is doing their final year in Gotham High, they're a senior. It was a normal life for them, classes, sit with friends, go home and repeat just the usual stuff. Until the rumors started which Guest was painfully oblivious about.

They started two months ago, Alfred would usually drop Guest off around the corner and they would finish the distance by walking to school. They didn't want to raise suspicions or questions on why Bruce Wayne's butler is dropping them off. Plus Bruce told them, they'll make their debut in society when they're done with school. He didn't want any society rules putting pressure on them.

Anyway, someone managed to catch pictures of Guest being with the infamous sons of Bruce Wayne. Guest walking with Richard at the park, Guest sitting behind Jason on his motorcycle as they rode through traffic, Guest at Starbucks with Tim buying coffee, Guest at a record store with Duke and somehow Guest walking in the park with Damian, playing fetch with Titus. The biggest one being one, Guest sitting in a boutique while Bruce kneeled in front of them, tying their shoes. Basically the pictures spread and the tabloids ate this up. Making assumptions and such.

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It was Monday morning and Guest just got to school. Headphones in, blasting music, walking through the halls, they didn't even notice the stares and whispers. They were at their locker taking out their books for the day when their friends Amanda and Jake tapped their shoulder. Pulling them out of their music trance.