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Clark makes a joke. Bruce deploys the Batman glare. Clark gets banished to the couch.
It turns out that surviving the vacuum of space is significantly easier for Superman than surviving thirty minutes without holding Bruce Wayne.
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Twenty minutes into his shift, Jack finds his Little Dennis crying in the lounge. He's supposed to be at Trinity's. He's clearly not.
"“Hey mouse,” Jack coos without a second thought, lowering himself into a squat, one hand on a chair so he wouldn’t lose his balance. “What’s going on, Dennis? What happened?”
Dennis blinks at him as if he’s a mirage. His breathing is ragged and when realization sets in - (whether it’s the good kind of Dada’s here or the someone is witnessing this kind, Jack isn’t sure yet) - he starts sobbing, with loud hiccups in between."
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Maybe he should stop. At least for now, try meeting people in other ways. But he's not particularly a club or pub guy, the only place he's a regular is the hospital. And he's not particularly into the idea of fucking a patient.
It's late at night, post shift, when he decides to take a look at it for a last time before deleting the app. The first profile that shows up is something different than all he has ever seen till now. "Handler&Dog", 50 years old.
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Dennis is almost giving up on Grindr when he finds an anonymous married couple looking for a third for puppy play.
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Jack and Robby have shared their mating cycles for the past ten years, but haven't ever expressed their romantic interest in one another. After an almost accidental mating during Robby's last heat, Jack has to be muzzled for his rut, but the decision to do so flares Robby's insecurities.
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Dennis is immediately distracted from his task choosing from the vending machine. Tilting his head down, he bounces her slightly on his hip, swaying from one side to the other. His mouth is moving, though Robby can’t hear what he’s saying from here. His cheeks are a little flushed, too.
“Do I need to remind you two that you’re professionals?” Dana comments from behind them. Robby mildly snaps out of it— well, enough to turn and see Jack beside him doing just as he’s doing: staring openly at Dennis with the tiny child. “He’s just holding a baby. And besides, you shouldn’t be ogling one of your students.”
“He’s not a student anymore,” Robby corrects her at the same time Jack protests, “We’re dating him.”
“You shouldn’t be ogling anyone, I don’t care what your excuses are.”
or: Jack and Robby witness Dennis caring for a clingy child and start thinking thoughts.
