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- The Erotic Adventures of Batgirl, Pt. 2
-
-
- The following is a work of erotic fiction and includes scenes
- of consenting adults engaged in sexual activities. It includes
- characters that are copyrighted by DC Comics. This story is
- intended for the non-commerical enjoyment of the author and
- his friends. No copyright infringement is intended and no
- profit will be made from the distribution of this story.
-
-
- Part Two
-
- Batman Sees All
-
-
-
- "Commissioner, you're here?" Bullock sounded unsure.
-
- "Of course, I'm here," Commission James Gordon said as
- Chief Detective Bullock walked into this office. "Where else
- would I be?"
-
- "But, Commissioner, the signal's on. I thought you'd be
- upstairs on the roof."
-
- "The signal's on. Why? I didn't authorize that." Gordon
- jumped up from his seat. "Come on."
-
- He and Bullock headed for the elevator. Moments later, the
- elevator doors opened to the top floor of the Gotham City
- Police Department Headquarters Building. They ran to the
- stairwell that lead to the roof.
-
- Gordon rushed though the door to the roof. Even as he first
- pushed the door open, he could see the bright light from the
- signal reflecting off the windows of the office building across
- the street.
-
- He and Bullock walked cautiously to the signal light.
- "Batman," Gordon said, loudly. He spoke mostly to the air, but
- expected an answer.
-
- "He's not here. Yet." The voice was female. From behind the
- signal's frame, a dark figure appeared.
-
- "Batgirl?" Gordon asked, partially shielding his light from the
- reflected glare of the powerful searchlight.
-
- "Yes."
-
- "What are you doing here? And why turn on the Bat-signal?"
- Gordon used the slang term for the signal light. To most of the
- Gotham City Police Department, "the signal" was all that was
- required to signify which one they were talking about. Gordon
- personally thought the "Bat" prefix attached by the media to
- everything the Batman did or used was childish.
-
- "I'm sorry, Commissioner," Batgirl said. "I would have asked
- permission, but quite frankly I was hoping you wouldn't
- notice."
-
- "Wouldn't notice?!" Gordon said. "It lights up the damn sky
- for hundreds of miles. Wouldn't notice! Humpf!" he snorted.
-
- "Yeah, Batdoll," Bullock added. "Besides, in case you didn't
- notice, this *is* Police Headquarters. You can't just *not*
- expect us ta notice."
-
- "I was hoping to speak to Batman privately," Batgirl started to
- explain.
-
- "In that case, I'm sure Detective Bullock wouldn't mind
- leaving." The voice came from the dark. It was a dark voice,
- deep and resonant. And when it come out of the dark like that,
- it gave even Gordon chills.
-
- "Batman," all three said at once.
-
- They heard the knife switch of the light; a loud click. The light
- went out, only a remnant of its incandescent arc continuing to
- glow cherry red for a moment. From out of the dark, the
- Dark Knight appeared, tall and looming. His long, black cape
- covered him entirely; only the lower half of his face was
- visible from under the mask and cowl.
-
- "We can leave you alone," Gordon said.
-
- "No, Jim, you stay." It was not a request, it was an order and
- even the Police Commissioner obeyed orders from this man.
- Jim Gordon had known Batman longer than anyone else in
- Gotham and several times following Batman's orders had
- saved his life.
-
- "Chief," Gordon said, with a motion for Bullock to leave.
- Grumbling to himself, Chief Detective Bullock stocked back to
- the stairs.
-
- After he was out of heading range, Batman turned to Batgirl.
- He didn't say anything. He didn't have to; she had summoned
- him after all.
-
- Batgirl had hoped that Police Commissioner Gordon would
- have left also. She was afraid that her voice would give her
- away. Although she took efforts to disguise it, he was, after
- all, the man that raised her. Her own father would surely
- recognize his daughter's voice.
-
- "I just wanted to share some information," Batgirl said.
-
- "About Catwoman?" Batman asked.
-
- How does he know? Batgirl wondered to herself. She was glad
- for the darkness of the moonless night. She was sure the two
- men could see her cheeks glowing bright red with
- embarrassment. If only he knew, she thought to herself.
- Knowing him, he does, she said to herself.
-
- "Yes," Batgirl answered curtly.
-
- "So it *was* Catwoman that hit the museum two nights ago,"
- Gordon said. "You obviously didn't get her," he said to the
- female crimefighter.
-
- Depends on how you define "get," Daddy, Batgirl thought. She
- wondered what her stern father would think if he knew not
- only his innocent librarian of a daughter was Batgirl, but that
- she'd also slept with and been fucked by Catwoman. And
- enjoyed it. "Uh, no, not really," Batgirl said. "Batman, please,
- I'd like to discuss this with you alone. You can fill the
- Commissioner in on this later."
-
- Something about her voice convinced him there truly was a
- need for privacy. "Alright," he said. He turned and strode
- quickly to the edge of the roof. Faster than Gordon or Batgirl
- could hardly see, he pulled a small gun-type device from his
- belt and fired into the night. A cable whipped from the device.
- The hook on the end of the cable caught the edge of the
- building across the street. Without so much as a word or
- sound, he launched himself into the night.
-
- "I'm sorry about using the signal," Batgirl told the
- Commissioner. She too walked to the edge of the building.
- She, however, had to throw her rope across manually. Then,
- Batgirl too stepped off the edge of the roof and was gone into
- the night.
-
- The signal, Gordon thought. Only cops called it just "the
- signal," he thought. And how had she known how to turn it
- on? he wondered. The switch was hidden in a portion of the
- frame.
-
- Across the street, Batman waited for Batgirl to follow. He
- didn't have to wait long. Although her equipment was not as
- sophisticated as his, she was very nearly his equal when it
- came to getting around the rooftops.
-
- Alone, he said, "You had something to say to me that you
- didn't want your father to hear." Once again, a statement, not
- a question.
-
- "You know, that really bugs me," she said. "You know
- everything about me and I know nothing about you."
-
- The silent figure in black didn't answer.
-
- "Okay, okay," she said. "Yes, I didn't want my father to know
- about my...encounter with Catwoman."
-
- The pause in her voice was very slight, but Batman noticed it.
- It was his job to notice little things like that. "That's a unique
- way of phrasing that," Batman noted. "What happened?"
-
- "I accidentally killed one of her cats," Batgirl told him. "It
- really was an accident. The cat was going to have kittens. I felt
- sorry for it and let my guard down."
-
- "You've been sloppy before," Batman noted. Batgirl took that
- comment as a direct reference to her allowing him to discover
- her real identity. "Continue."
-
- "She knocked me out."
-
- "So that's how she escaped," Batman noted.
-
- So, he doesn't know anymore. Everything up to now was just a
- guess--detective work, Batgirl thought. "Well, not exactly,"
- she admitted. "There's more to it than that. She took me back
- to her...hideout."
-
- "And you escaped."
-
- "Eventually," Batgirl said. Well, if you consider walking out
- the front door the next morning in a borrowed set of clothes
- "escape," she thought.
-
- "Why tell me all this?" Batman asked. "And why don't you
- want Gordon to know?"
-
- Batgirl paused. Here was the tricky part, she thought. I don't
- want to give too much away. "She discovered who I am. She'd
- seen my picture in the paper last week; the annual Police
- Banquet. I was standing with my father and Bruce Wayne in
- the picture."
-
- "You're sure she recognized you?" he asked.
-
- "Yes," Batgirl said. "But...I don't think it's as bad as it seems."
-
- "Oh?"
-
- "We spent some time together...talking. I think there's more to
- Catwoman than you or I imagined. I think she'd go straight if
- we gave her a chance." Batgirl knew she was going out on a
- limb here, but she felt she owed it to Selina for killing her pet.
-
- Batman considered the conversation for a moment. Batgirl,
- although not quite in his league, had always been straight with
- him before. Several times, she'd proven to be a worthy ally.
- And Selina Kyle, the Catwoman, was not exactly your average
- villain. She followed a strict code of honor, always a thief,
- never a murderer. Batman knew for a fact that much of the
- profits from her robberies was given to the poor though one
- of the churches in a seedier part of Gotham. The same church
- where her sister was a nun.
-
- In his line of work, Batman encountered everyone from
- fiendish killers like the Joker to noble and honorable men like
- Superman and Commissioner Gordon. The only person he'd
- never been able to figure out was Selina Kyle. Sometimes,
- she'd do extremely noble things, other times, she'd steal
- without remorse.
-
- He remembered an article a couple years earlier, by Lois
- Lane. It was a freelance article Lane had done with the man
- who was now her fiance, Clark Kent. Even objective
- journalists like Lane and Kent couldn't paint only a one-sided
- picture of Selina Kyle. The other subjects of the article were
- without redemption. But Catwoman came across in the article
- like a modern day female Robin Hood.
-
- And if any man could see through someone, it was Clark Kent,
- Batman told himself. He was one of the few privy to the fact
- that Kent was really Superman.
-
- And now, Catwoman knew Batgirl's identity. He wondered
- what price that would fetch, should she decide to fence it like
- any other of her plunder. But, he admitted to himself, that sort
- of information is very expensive. It extracts a toll higher than
- most other things in life. He knew that himself, remembering
- the piece of kryptonite that Kent had entrusted to him.
-
- All these thoughts raced through Batman's mind. "Why do you
- think she'll change?"
-
- "She could have taken advantage of the situation more than she
- did. It seemed to me that she is really just a lonely person in a
- bad situation."
-
- "She's never given any evidence before of going straight. Why
- now?"
-
- "Don't you ever consider that maybe there wouldn't be so
- many criminals out there if you'd help them instead of always
- hunting them down?" Batgirl said.
-
- "Do you give your father the same speech?" Batman realized
- he was being sarcastic, but sometimes she deserved it.
-
- "Yes," she said definitely, "Every chance I get!"
-
- Batman knew this was true. As Bruce Wayne, he'd dined with
- the Gordons several times and had listened intently to
- Barbara's young idealism. It possessed her to become Batgirl
- and it possessed her to argue for what she thought was right.
-
- "The only man in this whole God-forsaken city that seems to
- care about making things better is Bruce Wayne. At least the
- money he donates to charity buys something other than fancy
- cable-guns!"
-
- A lifetime of practice allowed Batman to keep a straight face.
- He so desperately wanted to smile, just ever so slightly.
-
- ****
-
- "What was all that about?" Gordon asked.
-
- "I'm not quite sure," Batman answered.
-
- Although he tried not to show it, Gordon was mildly
- surprised. It always seemed that there were few things that
- Batman didn't know. In those rare instances, Gordon couldn't
- help but be surprised.
-
- "She claims that Catwoman wants to go straight," the Dark
- Knight explained. "Or, at least, would if given the chance."
-
- "She stole three million dollars worth of gems from the
- Gotham Natural History Museum two nights ago," Gordon
- said. "Mighty funny way of 'going straight'."
-
- "Yes. But if Batgirl is correct, it is worth pursuing."
-
- "Well, I guess it would be. Catwoman's really more of just a
- nuisance. I mean, when you compare her antics to the
- Joker's..." Gordon didn't have to finish the sentence, Batman
- was already gone. The shades of his open window fluttered
- slightly from the Dark Knight's passing.
-
- "I hate it when he does that," Gordon said to no one in
- particular.
-
- ****
-
- The lights in the cave snapped on as the car tripped the electric
- eye at the entrance. Batman stopped the car on the turntable
- and stepped from the large black vehicle. The news media
- called it the "Batmobile," but to Batman it was simply one of
- several cars he used.
-
- Contrary to the initial impression that a cave would be wet and
- cold, the cavern below Wayne Manor was dry and cool.
- Portions of the cavern were blocked off to keep the rodents
- and bats out. They just took too large of a toll on the electrical
- equipment.
-
- The main part of the cavern was open, with a vast array of
- exercise and gymnastic equipment to one side and a fully
- equipped garage on the other. Between the two was the thirty
- foot turntable the car now rested on. Batman flipped a nearby
- switch and the turntable slowly moved around. When it had
- completed a half turn, the car was pointed to the entrance and
- ready for a swift exit.
-
- To the back of the main part of the cavern, a number of rooms
- had been built. A long hallway lead from the cavern to a steel
- door. The steel door lead to a short hallway, the walls of
- which were also steel. At the end of that hallway was another
- steel door, the stairs to the mansion above. Unless unique entry
- codes were entered at both doors, they would lock and prevent
- anyone from escaping. Only someone of Superman's strength
- could possibly break out of the trap.
-
- On either side of the long hallway there was a large office,
- workshops, a computer room, a locker room (complete with
- sauna, whirlpool bath, and massage table), a first aid station,
- and various types of equipment storage.
-
- Batman pulled the cowl and cape off and hung them in the
- locker room. He then walked to his office. The office was
- typical of what might be used by any Fortune 500 CEO. It was
- lined with bookshelves and the centerpiece of the room was a
- large custom built desk. The desk was mahogany and was
- nearly twenty feet across. It was identical to the one in
- Wayne's office at the Wayne Enterprises building. The only
- difference between the two desks was that the one at Wayne
- Enterprises didn't get used as much.
-
- The desk in the cavern office was covered with books, three
- computer terminals and piles of papers. Batman sat down in
- the chair behind the desk and logged into his private computer
- system. If the news media know of the computer's existence,
- they surely would have dubbed it the "Batcomputer."
-
- The computer system would be the envy of any large
- corporation or scientific research facility. Due to the unique
- nature of his requirements, the computer system was pieced
- together from the various components that suited each need.
- There was a IBM ES/9000 mainframe for heavy database
- work and several DEC and HP minicomputers to handle
- general administration and e-mail. A Silicon Graphics
- workstation was also attached to the network, as well as a
- smaller Cray supercomputer for heavy computational and
- design needs. Various personal computers, including a number
- of WayneTech prototypes, were scattered through the cavern.
- Additionally, there was a newly installed desktop video
- conference system.
-
- All of Bruce Wayne's business e-mail was secretly routed to
- the system here in the cavern. If he choose to, Wayne didn't
- have to go to his Wayne Enterprises office at all. He could run
- his entire empire right from this office. He used the office for
- Wayne business only in the most dire emergency. He made
- very certain that the two halves of his life didn't overlap too
- much. But there were times when Bruce Wayne could do
- things Batman could not. As an idea began to form in his
- mind, Batman wondered if this might not be one of those
- times.
-
- Most of the time, Batman stayed very active. When he wasn't
- out on patrol, he was in the office doing various types of
- research or in the cavern gym working out. There were
- certain times when just sitting down and thinking through a
- problem was required. This was one of those times.
-
- Batgirl wasn't quite herself, he thought. Not that she didn't
- have every right to be out of sorts. One of Gotham's infamous
- costumed criminals knew her secret identity. But she didn't
- seem overly concerned about that, Batman thought. Why not?
-
- He decided that he would have to have another talk with
- Batgirl. He needed some answers to questions he didn't yet
- know to ask. If that didn't work, he'd resort to plan B. If he
- couldn't get anything as Batman, maybe Bruce Wayne could
- find out more by other means.
-
- ****
-
- Barbara Gordon kept a very busy schedule. She held down a
- full-time job as head research librarian for the Gotham City
- Public Library. She also spent a fair amount of time as
- Batgirl. This, coupled with her workouts to stay in shape and
- her social activities as the daughter of Gotham City's Police
- Commissioner, kept her very busy. So as to not get too
- frazzled by it all, Barbara allowed herself one night alone each
- month. Tonight was that night.
-
- She planned on a long hot shower to relax and then a quiet
- evening reading a good book.
-
- She stepped into the shower and began to rub a soapy
- washcloth over her body. She felt the hot water pounding
- down on her back and felt the tension begin to ease from her
- body.
-
- She finished washing and just stood there under the water,
- letting the spray of hot water soothe her. Without thinking,
- Barbara began to rub her hands over her naked breasts and
- down her stomach. The hell with a good book, she thought, I
- need a good fuck.
-
- Then she began thinking about her encounter with Selina three
- nights before. She still couldn't believe that she had spent the
- night with a woman and actually enjoyed it. Every time she
- thought about it, she began to tingle all over. It reminded her
- of when she was a teenage girl and first learned to masturbate.
- Once she discovered the joys that her body could give her, she
- didn't want to do anything else.
-
- Her experience with Selina seemed to have reawakened her
- sexuality. She wondered what new experience she wanted to
- try next.
-
- Barbara decided that instead of staying home and reading,
- she'd get dressed up and go out on the town for a change. She
- so seldom went out by herself and it sounded like a fun thing
- to do. Maybe dancing. With her sexy new hair style and the
- right clothes, no one would know she was stuffy ol' Barbara
- the librarian.
-
- She turned off the shower and stepped out. She began to dry
- off when she heard a noise from the living room of her
- apartment. Was that the front door? she wondered. No, it
- sounded more like the balcony door. Barbara wrapped a towel
- around herself and opened the bathroom door.
-
- "Daddy," she called. It wasn't like her father to drop in on her
- like this, but he did have a key. Maybe she just didn't hear the
- doorbell, what with the running water of the shower. And her
- mind was preoccupied.
-
- There was no answer. Maybe I was hearing things, she told
- herself.
-
- Barbara pulled the towel tighter around herself and held it
- together with one hand above her breasts. She walked out of
- the bathroom. She peered into the bedroom, but there was no
- one there of course. She pattered in to the living room.
-
- "Sorry to disturb you, Ms. Gordon."
-
- Barbara was startled, but had half considered the possibility in
- the back of her mind. "Batman," she said.
-
- "I didn't realize you were showering," he said. "I can leave."
-
- Barbara smiled at him. "No, that's okay." She walked into the
- living room and nearer to him. He was standing near the
- balcony. The sliding glass door was open and a mild breeze
- caused both his cape and the curtains to flutter.
-
- "What brings you to a single lady's apartment so late at night,"
- she asked.
-
- Batman eyed the woman. She was acting strange, he thought.
- He had visited her apartment several times and she always took
- it as business and was always brisk and to the point. Her short
- red hair was still wet from the shower and was arranged
- around her head in a tangle. She held the towel around herself
- with one hand, but it seemed ready to fall at the slightest
- movement. And the look in her eyes. It was a very
- uncharacteristic smolder.
-
- Bruce Wayne had known Barbara Gordon for a number of
- years. They had met during her last year of high school. She
- was visiting Gotham State University in preparation of
- attending as a freshman the next year. Bruce was visiting as
- part of an alumni committee. When he found out that the shy
- little redhead was Commissioner Gordon's daughter, he had
- volunteered to escort her around campus. They became social
- friends, little more. As Bruce Wayne, he ran into her at
- various social functions that she attended in the company of
- her father. Years later, as Batman, he encountered her as
- Batgirl and soon thereafter discovered her identity.
-
- Never in all that time, as either Bruce Wayne or Batman, had
- he seen that look in Barbara Gordon's eyes.
-
- "I wanted to discuss Catwoman," he said. He noticed that the
- towel seemed to be edging lower. Her face and upper chest
- was bright pink. The effects of a hot shower, he figured. Or a
- case of sexual flush, he wondered. Why was she acting such
- the tease?
-
- "We can sit and talk." Barbara motioned for the couch and
- easy chair.
-
- Batman made no move. He preferred to stand, ready to leave
- if necessary. Barbara half turned and moved toward the couch.
- As she did, the towel fell open. She let it drop to the floor.
-
- Batman looked at her as she stared dreamily into his eyes. Her
- breasts were fully exposed and heaving with each breath. As
- was common with redheads, her upper chest and shoulders
- were lightly dotted with freckles. He darted his eyes to the
- side. She sighed and slowly bent over to pick up the towel.
- "Silly me," she said. As she bent over, she pivoted on one foot
- and rolled her hips. At full bend, her ass pointed directly at
- the tall, dark clad figure.
-
- Batman looked at Barbara again. He could see the glow of her
- pale white skin, moist from the shower. She hadn't finished
- drying off, he realized. He could see her breasts hanging
- forward has she bent over. Between her legs, he saw an
- inviting flash of red hair. Although he displayed no outward
- shock or even recognition of her actions, under his cowl, a
- bead of sweat rolled down the back of his neck.
-
- If Batman *thought* Batgirl had acted out of character the
- night before, he was *sure* that Barbara Gordon was acting
- out of character now. Was she trying to seduce him, he
- wondered. What could possibly make her act this way?
-
- Barbara Gordon finished picking up the towel and slowly
- wrapped it loosely around herself. She sat down on the couch
- and pulled the towel from under herself, draping it across her
- breasts and lap.
-
- Batman moved to stand behind the easy chair. From this
- position he faced her directly.
-
- "Exactly why do you think Catwoman is ready to reform?" he
- asked.
-
- "I don't know for sure," Barbara said. The shrug of her
- shoulders threatened to cause the towel to fall again. "It's just a
- feeling I have."
-
- "Exactly what happened?" he asked.
-
- "We...talked," she said.
-
- Again the pause, he noticed. There is something about that
- encounter that she doesn't want me to know about, Batman
- told himself. "And."
-
- "And, she seemed to open up." As she said that, Barbara
- Gordon opened her legs slightly, almost unconsciously. The
- towel still covered her lap, but if she opened the her legs much
- further, the gap would afford him a view of her crotch.
-
- This is going nowhere, Batman thought. Actually, it's going
- somewhere I'd rather not go. Batgirl was usually very
- forthcoming with information about her crimefighting.
- Tonight, all that was forthcoming was a very blatant and
- sexual proposition.
-
- "She said she wanted to go straight?" he asked.
-
- "Not in so many words," she answered. Barbara ran her left
- hand through her damp hair. As she lifted her arm, the towel
- threatened to fall again. She put her right hand to her chest to
- catch the towel. "It was more something that I felt from her.
- She seemed...lonely. I think being an outlaw has made her a
- lonely person and she wants to live a normal life now."
-
- "Do you think she'd be willing to met me?" Batman asked. "To
- talk," he added quickly.
-
- "Maybe," Barbara said. She moved the fingers of her right
- hand slightly, a gentle caressing motion over her breast. "I
- don't know."
-
- "The next time you see her, tell her I'm interested in talking
- with her. If she agrees to talk and returns the gems, I'll refrain
- from taking her in." He moved toward the balcony.
-
- "I don't know when I'll see her again," Barbara said. She
- started to get up, the towel falling again.
-
- Batman already had his back turned and was heading out the
- balcony door. "But you will," he said.
-
- "Yes," Barbara agreed. But he was gone. She stood in her
- living room, naked and with damp hair. God, he makes me
- horny, she thought.
-
- ****
-
- The next day, Barbara Gordon was working at the reference
- desk of the library when two surprises happened. She was
- filling in on the reference desk for a sick co-worker when a
- messenger brought her an invitation to a party at Bruce
- Wayne's the following night. This seemed unusual, she was
- normally invited with her father to Wayne's parties. But this
- invitation was especially addressed to Ms. Barbara Gordon and
- guest.
-
- Not more than a half hour after the invitation arrived, the
- second surprise showed up. Barbara was busy helping a young
- high school girl look up a reference in a science journal when
- she turned back to the desk and found Selina standing there.
-
- "Hello," Selina said.
-
- "Hi," Barbara stammered. She was beginning to feel really
- inadequate, what with Selina and Batman continually sneaking
- up on her.
-
- "I was in the neighborhood and thought we could go for
- lunch," Selina said.
-
- Selina stood in front of the reference desk. She was wearing a
- white silk blouse and blue jeans. The white blouse contrasted
- her black hair. The jeans were tight and fashionable, sure to
- turn every man's head. But dressed like this, she didn't look
- like Catwoman.
-
- "Well, I guess," Barbara said. She wasn't sure about Selina's
- motives, but she figured a polite conversation over lunch in a
- public place couldn't hurt anything. And maybe she could feel
- Selina out on the idea of meeting with Batman.
-
- ****
-
- The cafe served the best espresso in Gotham and had outside
- seating. It was another hot and humid day, but the shade of the
- umbrellas on the tables helped.
-
- To the casual passersby, the two woman appeared to be old
- friends. If someone had happened to overhear their
- conversation, they would only have heard things that women
- normally talk about. The topic eventually turned to men.
-
- "I saw an old friend last night," Barbara said.
-
- "Oh," Selina said. "Which one?"
-
- "The tall, dark gentleman," Barbara told her. "I was just
- getting out of the shower. He didn't want to stay."
-
- Selina rolled her eyes. "He has the willpower of a saint.
- Believe me, I've tried."
-
- "No luck?"
-
- "Apparently none better than you had last night. Are you
- willing to share him?"
-
- "Ha!" Barbara laughed. "I'd love to. But I'd guess neither one
- of us is going to get that lucky."
-
- "So why did he stop by?"
-
- "He wants to talk to you."
-
- "Seriously?"
-
- "Yes." Barbara leaned forward so one one could hear. To
- anyone watching the scene, it appeared like she was telling her
- girlfriend a secret. "I've got him convinced that you're not
- such a bad person. He promised not to take you in if you'll
- meet him and talk. And return the gems to the museum."
-
- "Maybe, I'll have to think about it."
-
- Barbara looked at Selina. The look in Selina's eyes was hard to
- read, a strange mixture of melancholy and promise. Like
- Barbara, she was a lonely person and wanted to fit in
- somewhere. Maybe now was the time for a change in her life.
-
- "Well, while you're thinking about it, how about coming to a
- party?"
-
- ****
-
- Bruce Wayne had a reputation for being a rich kid that
- inherited a great deal of money and then struck it big in the
- computer software market. But his reputation also included the
- fact that he gave great parties!
-
- Bruce walked down the stairs. Some early guests had already
- shown up. He checked his bow tie in the mirror on the
- landing. Everything looked fine. He was in a tux. A bit
- overdressed by the look of things, he told himself as he looked
- over the guests.
-
- As much as Bruce disliked mixing his two lives, there were
- times when they were necessary. After the fiasco in Barbara
- Gordon's apartment, he resorted to plan B. A party. Not just
- any party, but a major blowout. Most of the parties he hosted
- were fundraisers for some worthy cause or another, but this
- was simply a party for the sake of a party. At least that's what
- everyone attending thought.
-
- For Bruce, this was the opportunity to wear his best disguise
- (that of a rich playboy) and observe close up one of his guests.
- Barbara Gordon was at the top of the guest list. Although she
- didn't know it, the whole party was especially for her.
-
- Bruce had specifically instructed Alfred, his butler and
- confident, *not* to invite Commissioner Gordon. No, this time
- the party guests were younger, wilder. This was no political
- fundraiser, no need for the old fogeys to get in the way.
-
- He walked out into the main hallway of the mansion. He smiled
- at the guests as he walked past. A few words of chatting here
- and there. Like everything else he did, he played the host
- perfectly.
-
- Bruce found Alfred in the kitchen. "Has everything been taken
- care of?"
-
- "Yes, Master Bruce." Although Bruce was fully grown, Alfred
- was still in the habit of addressing his employer as he had
- when the two first met, those long years ago when Alfred first
- came to Wayne Manor to serve Bruce's parents. The young
- Bruce Wayne had taken an instant attachment to the butler and
- the butler has taken an attachment to the inquisitive youngster.
-
- "One of the waiters from the service called in sick, but aside
- from that everything is in order," Alfred reported.
-
- "Good." Bruce pulled the older man aside. "Alfred, I now how
- much you hate these parties, but make sure *everyone* has a
- very good time."
-
- "Of course, Sir. I wouldn't have it any other way."
-
- "And, if I'm not around when she arrives, please find me and
- let me know when Ms. Gordon gets here."
-
- "Ms. Gordon, Sir? Isn't she just a bit young for you?"
-
- "Alfred, I think she may be in a bit of trouble. I'd just like to
- keep an eye on her."
-
- "Oh, yes, of course Master Bruce. I understand." There was
- that tone to Alfred's voice that told Bruce he understood that it
- was "Batman business."
-
- Bruce wandered back into the party. The mansion was large
- and most of it was never used. Bruce tended to use mostly the
- "downstairs addition," as Alfred referred to the cavern, and
- had little use for the twelve other bedrooms. But, the large
- number of accommodations did come in handy for guests that
- indulged too much.
-
- A short while later, he found himself talking to some young
- starlet, Bambi she called herself. She was trying to talk him
- into financing her next film. Alfred tapped his shoulder
- discreetly and whispered into his ear with a calm voice. "Ms.
- Gordon and her lady friend just arrived, Sir."
-
- "Lady friend?" Bruce whispered back. The starlet hadn't
- noticed that Bruce's attention had been diverted and continued
- to drone on about how great this new script was and how the
- movie would be her big break into comedy.
-
- "A Ms. Kyle, I believe, Sir. Selina Kyle."
-
- Bruce had to restrain himself from stiffening. Catwoman,
- here, at my party, he thought. What power does she possess
- over Barbara? he wondered. "Thank you, Alfred," he said
- calmly.
-
- "Please excuse me," he told the starlet.
-
- "But, Brucie, I haven't told you who's going to direct," the
- starlet pleaded.
-
- Bruce kissed her and said, "We'll discuss your movie later.
- I'm sure I can scrounge up the support. I've wanted to branch
- Wayne Enteprises into movies anyway."
-
- The commitment made the starlet very happy and she was
- content to let Bruce off the hook. Before he had walked more
- than twenty paces, she had already turned her attention to
- another male guest.
-
- Bruce found Barbara Gordon and Selina Kyle standing beside
- the buffet. Barbara looked stunning in a very short, knit
- minidress. The dark green color set off her red hair and
- matched her own green eyes. Although he was able to keep his
- objectivity, Bruce was also able to acknowledge that her long,
- bare legs and supple figure made her look quite desirable; no
- less desirable than the night before.
-
- Her companion was equally attractive. Selina Kyle was dressed
- in a simple, but elegant black minidress. Her raven hair
- flowed freely about her shoulders and her dark eyes seemed to
- sparkle. Her legs were even longer than Barbara's, Bruce
- noticed. Hard to believe that she was Catwoman, he thought.
- But then the catsuit didn't show this much skin. Both woman
- were getting their fair share of looks from the other guests.
-
- "Babs," Bruce said cheerfully, "Can this vision of loveliness be
- my favorite librarian?"
-
- Barbara Gordon turned to her host. "Bruce," she said, a
- brilliant smile gracing her face. "Daddy says hi."
-
- "Tell your father I send him my best." Bruce turned to look at
- Barbara's guest. He had a playboy image to live up to after all,
- so it wouldn't hurt for him to stare at a beautiful woman. "I
- don't believe we've met," he said, knowing full well that it was
- a lie.
-
- "Bruce, this is my new friend Selina," Barbara introduced
- them.
-
- "Selina," he repeated. "What an exotic and beautiful name for
- such a beautiful woman. You're not one of those dreadful
- feminists, now are you? You don't mind if I tell you that
- you're beautiful?"
-
- Selina smiled. It was a perfectly wonderful smile and perfectly
- practiced. "Mr. Wayne, I never mind when the richest man in
- America tells me anything."
-
- "Well now, I'm not exactly the richest..." he shrugged. "I
- think Bill Gates and Lex Luther are richer. I don't know. I
- never bother counting the stuff. I'll have to ask my accountant
- the next time I see him."
-
- The three laughed.
-
- ****
-
- Bruce spent the remainder of the evening mingling with the
- guests. He moved masterfully around the room, making sure
- that everyone was happy and having a good time. With
- practiced skill, he managed to move around the party in such a
- way that he kept Barbara and Selina in sight most of the
- evening.
-
- Barbara Gordon was dressed a bit more revealing than what
- he thought she normally dressed, but aside from that, he
- couldn't decide exactly what was wrong. She mingled also. She
- knew many of the people at the party from other functions that
- she had attended, functions that were either fund raisers for
- the library or political gatherings that she would have attended
- with her father.
-
- Selina Kyle did likewise. She didn't appear to be casing the
- mansion, although for Catwoman, it would have been a perfect
- target.
-
- When the two women were together, Bruce noticed that they
- were acting like two very good friends. They giggled together
- and whispered in each other's ears. They sometimes touched
- each other's shoulders or arm as they moved through the party
- guests. Bruce couldn't quite pin down what was wrong. He was
- convinced that Barbara was acting unusual and that Selina,
- Catwoman, was responsible. But he couldn't figure it out.
-
- He noticed that both women spent a fair amount of time
- dancing. This was to the obvious delight of most the male
- guests. Between the two women, they danced with almost
- every man there. Once, they even pulled poor Alfred onto the
- dance floor and tried to get the reserved butler to dance with
- both of them at once. Alfred held his dignity intact and
- politely excused himself from the festivities.
-
- Is it just possible they've become good friends, Bruce
- wondered. He tried to image himself in a similar situation. He
- couldn't picture inviting the Joker, Killer Croc, and Two-Face
- over to the mansion to watch Sunday afternoon football. He
- had already dismissed drugs or mind control, it just wasn't
- Catwoman's modus operandi.
-
- Late in the evening, Bruce went into the kitchen to speak with
- Alfred about accommodating some of the more inebriated
- guests for the night. Alfred informed him that several of the
- guests had already taken the liberty of claiming some of the
- bedrooms. The look on the Englishman's face was of quiet
- resolve in the face of great anguish. Bruce shrugged off the
- issue; it wasn't the first time he'd had a party where couples
- had stuck upstairs to make love in the plush Victorian
- bedrooms.
-
- When he reappeared in the main hall, he scouted the room for
- Barbara or Selina. He didn't see either. Bruce quietly asked
- one of the waiters if he had seen them. The waiter knew
- exactly which two ladies Bruce was referring to. "They went
- upstairs a few moments ago," the waiter said. "With Bob
- Jones, I think. Lucky guy."
-
- Bruce thanked the waiter and dismissed him.
-
- Bob Jones was the Gotham Giant's home run king. Like many
- other baseball greats before him, Jones had a reputation of
- striking it big with the ladies as well as with the bat. Both of
- them? Bruce wondered. How good of friends have they
- become? He decided he almost didn't want to know.
-
- ****
-
- Being Batman was inherently voyeuristic. He spent many
- hours stalking across the rooftops of Gotham City, looking for
- criminals. Sometimes, he had to hide in the shadows, watching
- and waiting. Just as the stakeout was part of police work, so
- too was it part of being Batman.
-
- In the years he had been Batman, Bruce Wayne had seen many
- things while watching and waiting. He had lost count of how
- many times he'd seen a prostitute perform oral sex in the front
- seat of the customer's car. Or walk into an alley with a john
- for a quick, up-against-the-wall screw.
-
- At first, he had thought to chronical the sexual exploits he
- witnessed, but since most of the time it was purely incidental
- to his mission, he decided not to.
-
- As he swung from building to building or climbed across the
- rooftops, he was often privy to scenes from people's private
- lives. He'd seen couples (and more) making love, he'd seen
- singles (men and women) masturbating. Nearly every
- combination of love-making and raw, nasty sex, he'd witnessed
- in some form or another.
-
- There were several times, he'd been able to catch his prey only
- because they were engaged in the act. These times he did note
- in his crime journals, particularly when the sex act was deviant
- enough to possibly provide clues to the criminal's
- psychological makeup. Batman would never forget the time he
- busted into the Joker's hideout and found the Clown Prince of
- Crime bound and gagged while his female cohort, Harley
- Quinn, was stroking his penis with a feather.
-
- Now, as Bruce walked back into the kitchen, he wondered
- about the ramifications of what he was about to do. The
- mansion had been originally built in Victorian times, and had
- many hidden secrets, not the least of which was the cavern
- below the grounds. The mansion was laced with passages and
- all of the bedrooms upstairs had peepholes and one-way
- mirrors. Bruce had never figured out the original purpose for
- this, and never resorted to using them.
-
- But now, he seemed to have a need for just that sort of thing.
- He needed to know exactly what the relationship between
- Barbara and Selina was and how far it went.
-
- He entered the passageway though the secret door at the back
- of the pantry. He slipped off his shoes and quietly climbed the
- stairs. The upstairs hallway ran the length of the mansion. On
- either side of the hallway where six bedrooms, with each
- bedroom opening out into it's own balcony. The passageway
- twisted and turned, allowing access to the common wall
- between each bedroom.
-
- Bruce quietly walked from room to room. He had covered all
- of the original peep holes, but had not replaced the original
- one-way mirrors. A small cut-out behind each of the guilt-
- edged mirrors allowed a view into the room. Due to the light
- difference between the room and the pitch-black passageway,
- there was little chance of a person discovering that they were
- being watched.
-
- Several of the rooms were empty and several hosted sleeping
- guests, drunk to the world. Other rooms were indeed being
- used for sexual activity. It was in the fourth room of this
- nature that Bruce recognized Selina Kyle sitting on the bed.
-
- Bruce slowed his breath and peered through the mirror. As
- distasteful as he found this, he also felt a tingle in his loins. It
- was the thought of seeing Barbara Gordon again that ran
- through his mind. He had resisted the temptations of Barbara
- Gordon's naked body the night before, but now, watching
- unseen, caused him to become excited.
-
- Selina was sitting on the edge of the bed and was unzipping her
- dress. She pulled it down and her large round breasts fell out.
- On the bed beside her, Jones laid back with Barbara on top of
- him. They were kissing. Selina stood up and pulled the dress
- down. She was wearing a very small pair of thong panties.
- With a dress that tight, she'd have needed something very
- skimpy to avoid panty-lines.
-
- She climbed onto the bed and laid next to the couple. Barbara
- lifted her head and Selina kissed Jones. Bob Jones held both
- women in his hands. He rubbed his large hands up and down
- the backs of both women.
-
- After a few moments, Barbara, still dressed, slid down and
- unbuckled Bob's belt. She then slowly, teasingly, slid down his
- zipper. Selina and Bob stopped kissing for a moment and
- watched the "unveiling." Barbara fumbled for a moment and
- then Jones' erection popped up into her face.
-
- It was at this point that Bruce realized that he could hear every
- word in the room. The wall behind the mirror must have been
- thinner than he thought. Both woman make comments about
- "it's as big as a baseball bat," and giggled. Bob Jones was
- obviously revelling in the attention of the beautiful women.
-
- The night before, when he had been in Barbara's apartment as
- Batman, Bruce had not gotten an erection. The supporter and
- athletic cup he wore as part of his costume applied just enough
- of the wrong type of pressure to prevent it. Now, wearing just
- briefs and a pair of pants, he was not prevented from getting
- hard. The thought of Barbara Gordon, sweet, innocent
- Barbara Gordon, sucking a large dick made his own start to
- swell.
-
- Barbara played with the man's penis for several minutes,
- bringing it to its full size. Bruce had been around enough to
- know that Jones' was on the large side, but not nearly as big as
- some other men he'd seen. In fact, the Joker was larger, Bruce
- thought. Unbidden, the image of the Joker's gastly white cock
- sprung into his mind.
-
- By this time, Bob Jones had one of Selina's breasts in his face
- and was sucking on her nipple. Her breasts were large, but
- very firm. From his vantage point, Bruce could not see any
- scars. He wondered if she was just naturally firm. Her nipples
- were large, with fairly small, dark areolas. The nipples looked
- even bigger than they probably were because they were
- extremely erect.
-
- Barbara bent over Jones' crotch and began to lick the end of
- his dick. She unconsciously brushed her hair back, obviously
- not yet used to the short haircut. The look on Jones' face was
- one of absolute bliss; a large tit in his face and a redhead
- sucking his dick.
-
- Selina got up and moved down to Bob's crotch. She motioned
- Barbara away and took his dick into her own mouth. Barbara
- took that as the opportunity to get undressed. She slid out of
- the dark green minidress and her panties in one quick
- movement. She then straddled Bob's face and pushed her red
- haired pussy onto his mouth.
-
- Bob Jones was known throughout Major League Baseball for
- never giving up until the last man was struck out. He'd lead the
- Giant's to several come-from-behind victories for the league
- pennant several seasons in a row. What he couldn't do was
- stand up to the sexual ministrations of these two beautiful
- women. His come shot into Selina's mouth. She moved her
- head back away from his penis and ended up with some of it
- on her face.
-
- As soon as he came, he pushed a very reluctant Barbara off his
- face. Mumbling something about "game tomorrow," he
- grabbed his clothes and headed for the adjoining bathroom.
-
- Selina and Barbara looked at each other in amusement and
- disappointment. Bruce continued to watch from the
- passageway. Barbara moved over to Selina. Then, she leaned
- forward and licked the come from Selina's face. When she had
- finished licking it off, she and Selina embraced and kissed.
-
- So that's it, Bruce said to himself, bewildered by the thought.
- He first considered that Selina had "enslaved" Barbara, but
- dismissed the idea. She was acting unlike herself, but Barbara
- was most definitely *not* being told what to do or being
- forced into it in any apparent way.
-
- The shock of seeing the two women kissing and touching,
- combined with the potential problems this arrangement could
- cause, wilted Bruce's erection. His mind sprang into action,
- pondering the various options before him. His own sexual
- needs and desires fell away under the logical and precise mind
- of the Batman.
-
- He walked quietly down the passageway and back to the
- pantry. He put his shoes back on and adjusted his pants, just in
- case. Alfred looked at him curiously when he stepped from the
- pantry. He knew that he'd have to explain it to the butler at
- some point, but he also knew that Alfred would wait patiently.
-
- Bruce walked back into the party and waited. He continued to
- play host, but the hour was late and the crowd had dwindled.
- Bob Jones came down from upstairs, a slightly guilty look on
- his face. No one in the room seemed to notice as he walked
- across the room to Bruce. "Well, Bruce, ol' buddy, thanks for
- a great party."
-
- "Leaving so soon?"
-
- "Have a big game tomorrow," Jones said.
-
- "Slug one out of the park for me," Bruce said to the
- ballplayer.
-
- "Sure."
-
- Bruce turned his attention back to the party. Several minutes
- later, Barbara and Selina quietly came downstairs. Barbara
- noticed Bruce watching them. She blushed deep red. She had
- hoped that no one would have noticed their little visit upstairs
- with the home run king.
-
- She and Selina began to mingle with the few remaining guests.
- Bruce walked over to the two ladies. "Did you a good time?"
- he asked.
-
- Barbara blushed even darker. "The party, I mean," Bruce said.
- "Alfred really went all out planning it on short notice." He
- pretended not to notice Barbara's embarassment
-
- "Yes," Barbara said. "It was very nice."
-
- "Why, yes, Mr. Wayne," Selina said. "I enjoyed myself a great
- deal." As she said this, she shifted her evening bag in her
- hands. Bruce was half tempted to see if she'd taken anything.
- He reminded himself to ask Alfred to count the silver
- tomorrow.
-
- "Thank you for inviting us," Barbara said. She then leaned up
- and gave Bruce a kiss. Not the friendly social kiss they usually
- shared, but a french kiss. Bruce was caught totally by surprise.
- It was the same sort of kiss he had just seen the women share
- upstairs. He recovered his composure quick enough to rub his
- tongue against the younger woman's tongue as she thrusted it
- into his mouth.
-
- Barbara broke the kiss. Selina said, "Yes, thank you." And she
- too gave him an open mouthed french kiss. She did more than
- just press her tongue into his mouth. She took his tongue into
- her mouth and sucked it slightly, running her tongue back and
- forth across the tip of his. Just like a blow job. Just like the
- blow job she'd just given Bob Jones.
-
- She finally broke off the kiss. Bruce was absolutely stunned.
- He simply stood there and looked at both women. Barbara
- leaned forward again and said, "Please don't tell my father.
- He'd kill me if he knew I kissed you like that."
-
- "Uh, right," was all Bruce could say as he watched the women
- walk across the floor and out the front entry way.
-
- "I dare say he would," Alfred said quietly, coming up from
- behind Bruce. "Did you learn what you wanted?"
-
- "More. Far more than I wanted," Bruce admitted.
-
-
-
- End of part 2.
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