You Are Not the Only One

Wayne Manor!

More precisely, it was Bruce's temporary residence. The new Wayne Manor was still under construction on the original site, and word was that it would be finished soon.

Compared to the old manor, the temporary residence still upheld the Wayne family's extravagantly obvious retro style—utterly unremarkable, understated, and simple enough to bring tears to one's eyes.

What was baffling was that, despite countless reporters being active in Gotham City and possessing seemingly limitless imaginations, Batman's identity had yet to be exposed.

Even after Bane blew up his house and practically named him outright.

Once again, the powerful evidence proved that Gotham City was Batman's fan club. So many villains knew Batman was Bruce Wayne, yet not one of them had said it.

Confirmed: true fans!

Incidentally, the newspapers claimed that the destruction of Wayne Manor had nothing to do with Bane. It was simply that a billionaire had found his cramped little home too shabby, so he burned it down and decided to build a new one.

Batman was acting a little strange tonight. The Dark Knight, who fought crime day and night, had not gone out. For once, he had skipped work.

Because the Wayne family was a little unsettled today!

When Alfred brought Miranda into the manor, Bruce was stunned. He stared speechlessly at his most trusted butler, shooting him a look that said he was meddling where he shouldn't.

Alfred shrugged, indicating that it had not been his idea. Russell had intercepted Miranda halfway there and then handed her over to him.

Bruce flew into a rage at once and told Alfred to prepare the plane, swearing that he would go collect the debt in person. But then he remembered that he still had not paid for his spinal treatment. He was the one who