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Danny sat cross-legged, floating in Clockwork’s domain. He was watching his life again, watching all the things he could have changed. “Even if you can’t see them face to face, they’re still with you.” Clockwork told Danny gently, eying the boy whom looked wistful and lost.

“I know.” Danny replied with a soft smile. He reached into the pocket on his leg and pulled out a folded photograph. “I have them here, they’re all in a photograph.”

“A smile is only worth giving when there’s someone to give it to.” Clockwork sighed, knowing the smile was just an act.

“Oh?” Danny cocked his head, feigning amusement. “And who would that someone be? Mom? Dad? Nah they’re too busy trying to find a way to tear me apart molecule by molecule.” Danny pointed to a scene where his parents stated the fact. “Jazz? Tucker? They’re busy living their dreams.” He had known Jazz was going to Harvard and Tucker was at the top of his class and had just won the national science fair. “Sam?” His voice came out soft and his eyes saddened. He turned away from Clockwork to finish what he was going to say about her. “She’s better off without me. And you?” Danny turned back to Clockwork, his face in a slight scowl. “You’re the only one who doesn’t turn me away other than Frostbite but his people are afraid of me.” Danny turned back to watch another scene play out. “Besides,” Danny said after a while, glancing at Clockwork as he changed from a baby to a middle aged man. “what if I just want to smile?” Danny cocked his head, a smile on his face.

Ah, couldn't help it. Pretty cute, I put a little bit more effort 'cause I set aside my differences with the dodge and smudge tool. Background is still depressing.

Adieu
Nightwing

Description
Danny sat cross-legged, floating in Clockwork’s domain. He was watching his life again, watching all the things he could have changed. “Even if you can’t see them face to face, they’re still with you.” Clockwork told Danny gently, eying the boy whom looked wistful and lost.

“I know.” Danny replied with a soft smile. He reached into the pocket on his leg and pulled out a folded photograph. “I have them here, they’re all in a photograph.”

“A smile is only worth giving when there’s someone to give it to.” Clockwork sighed, knowing the smile was just an act.

“Oh?” Danny cocked his head, feigning amusement. “And who would that someone be? Mom? Dad? Nah they’re too busy trying to find a way to tear me apart molecule by molecule.” Danny pointed to a scene where his parents stated the fact. “Jazz? Tucker? They’re busy living their dreams.” He had known Jazz was going to Harvard and Tucker was at the top of his class and had just won the national science fair. “Sam?” His voice came out soft and his eyes saddened. He turned away from Clockwork to finish what he was going to say about her. “She’s better off without me. And you?” Danny turned back to Clockwork, his face in a slight scowl. “You’re the only one who doesn’t turn me away other than Frostbite but his people are afraid of me.” Danny turned back to watch another scene play out. “Besides,” Danny said after a while, glancing at Clockwork as he changed from a baby to a middle aged man. “what if I just want to smile?” Danny cocked his head, a smile on his face.

Ah, couldn't help it. Pretty cute, I put a little bit more effort 'cause I set aside my differences with the dodge and smudge tool. Background is still depressing.

Adieu
Nightwing