“No, don’t hurt her!” I yelled. Panic rushed though me like a surge or lightning. “Reveal who you are, and I’ll set her free.” Batman boomed. Oh no, no, no. I’m not supposed to reveal my identity. Grandma always said “No matter the cost. No matter the situation. Never real your identity. With or without the mask.” I don’t want to go against her but this is the woman I want to marry. I have no other choice.

“Okay, let her go first.” I say, my voice barely loud enough to not shake. “No. You might trick me.” He grabbed her tighter. “I’ll show you who I am right this second if you let her go at the same time.” I yelled back. My anger was bubbling and ready to explode. I took my hand to my face ready to pull it off any second.

I saw him slowly start to loosen his grip on her. Then I pulled off the mask and heard a gasp. She came running into my arms and I put the mask back on. Batman was stunned. “Brother?” His voice cracked. “Yes.” At that moment I took her in my arms and we flew away into the sun.