JayTim Week 2025
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Tim, in barely a whisper, said, “You're acting like this is normal.”
Jason frowned, and pushed a few strands of hair back from Tim's forehead. He'd thought that Tim was a bit off because of a stressful case and a long day at work. But if Jason was acting as if everything was normal, that tracked with the way that Tim kept looking at him like everything he did was strange. Almost like–
Jason inhaled sharply. “Do you not remember?” he asked.
Red Hood and Red Robin are investigating a string of disappearances when their suspect appears on the scene. Jason thought that he got Tim out of the way of her magical attack, but the next day, something isn't right between them. It's as if Tim doesn't know that they're almost, sort of, not quite dating.
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- Part 1 of JayTim Week 2025
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The start up systems check cataloged a great deal of damage, which Tim idly recorded for later examination when he actually had the capacity to do something about it.
That was, until he started noticing some strange terms. Things like “stasis disengaged,” “life support at 24% capacity,” and “sustained significant damage to remaining organic components.”
It took until the automatic processes neared the completion of their assessment, declaring an “unacceptable resource drain,” and concluding that it would “isolate and purge all unnecessary organics,” that Tim realized just what he was looking at. This wasn’t some empty droid that he could assimilate into his network. This was a cyborg, one who’d apparently been buried and forgotten and had to shut themself almost entirely down in order to preserve power and save their own life.
“No,” croaked a weak voice, and Tim snapped to attention. This was a person, and their own programming had just decided that all of the pieces that made them them were unnecessary. They were about to die, right in front of him, and it would be all Tim’s fault.
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- Part 2 of JayTim Week 2025
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That Green Gentleman (Things Have Changed) by dopplegangerrights
Fandoms: Batman - All Media Types
24 Jun 2025
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Jason is at Titan's Tower. He is here to kill Robin.
Jason is at Titan's Tower. He is here to kill Robin.
Jason is at–
Jason is–
(Something isn't right.)
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- Part 3 of JayTim Week 2025
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What,” Tim asked, “they're dangerous?”
Jason glared at Tim. “They're strong enough to knock over furniture and basically have a mind of their own. Yeah, I'd call that dangerous.”
Tim tilted his head, living up to his bird-y reputation. “I don't know,” he said. “They just look curious to me.”
Tim gets it into his head that he should help Jason out with his little body transformation problem. He ends up getting more than he bargained for.
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- Part 4 of JayTim Week 2025
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Jason wondered, for the millionth time, just what he thought he was doing. Why did he have to stick his nose in where it wasn't needed? Shouldn't he be focusing on his own problems, and not some kid's? What were the odds that anyone back home was even looking for him?
Questions without answers weren't useful. Jason squashed them down.
Jason is stuck in an alternate universe that seems to be years in his own past. He makes a few decisions that drastically change the course of their timeline, and finds out that someone was looking for him after all.
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- Part 5 of JayTim Week 2025
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Bruce used to observe Dia de Muertos at Jason's grave. When Jason came back, he stopped. For some reason, that bothered Tim, so he took the tradition upon himself. Then Jason showed up and asked what Tim thought he was doing.
Red Hood was staring, impossible to read. Jason was so expressive that sometimes body language was enough with him (“incandescent with rage” was usually pretty clear,) but the helmet did a great job of erasing nuance. Tim had no idea what he was thinking.
Lucky, then, that he reached up to unlatch the hood and slid it off, tucking it under his arm and revealing a mocking smirk. “Aw, did you bring me flowers, Replacement?” he asked. “How cute.”
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- Part 6 of JayTim Week 2025
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“I’m pissed because– oh, right.” Jason reached up and underneath the collar of the unzipped jacket, tugging off one of his primary scent blockers.
Tim, standing so close, was suddenly awash in the smell of Jason, rich and sweet and deep, mouthwatering in a way that made it almost impossible for Tim to resist reaching up and burying his face in the crook of his shoulder. Jason always smelled good, but God, it was like someone was caramelizing sugar, letting that incredible fragrance waft into the air, and–
Oh. Jason did smell better than normal, with extra sweet and musky notes, because–
“You dumped me straight into pre-heat,” Jason explained, “and then you left. I almost went into shock. Can I get a little concern for my health and well-being, here?”
“Holy shit,” Tim said, stunned. He had sort of thought that that didn't happen in real life. Well, he knew it was a possibility, but – no, he hadn't, because he'd always assumed it only applied to alpha and omega couples.
Tim had put Jason in heat.
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- Part 7 of JayTim Week 2025