Hearing Miaomiao and Jimmy's conversation, Bruce realized that, aside from the files on the Batcomputer, they had apparently never taken any proper photographs of Miaomiao.
That wasn't right. Miaomiao was their family, and she deserved all the lovely things an ordinary girl could enjoy.
So Bruce nodded. "If you'd like. However, Mr. Olsen, my daughter is still young. I don't want her subjected to too much unwanted attention."
"Understood, understood. I won't publish them," Jimmy hurriedly assured him.
Bruce Wayne was not only Gotham City's richest man and a generous big spender, but also the owner behind the acquisition of the Daily Planet. After buying it, Bruce Wayne had neither announced the purchase nor made any staffing changes. Not many people knew about it, but Jimmy knew who paid his salary.
Once he was sure the two of them wouldn't cause any major trouble, Bruce had Alfred take them to a small adjoining room for the photos while he stayed to talk with Clark.
"Bruce, I really didn't expect you to spring such a huge story on everyone. This isn't like your usual style at all."
Clark opened his notebook on the table, making it look like an interview as he voiced his real concerns.
"Jason has been back for so long, and you originally planned to wait before announcing anything about Miaomiao, too. Why do this so suddenly today? Is something about to happen?"
Clark's tone was serious. Batman always looked three steps ahead, or thirty. He never did anything without a reason. That was precisely why Clark was all the more worried. Was some danger he knew nothing about on its way, prompting Bruce to act so out of character?
"Nothing's happening. Relax, Clark." Bruce pushed a cup of black tea across the table, gesturing for Clark to