Trick-or-Treat
Jason Todd x fem!reader
A/N: Happy Halloween! I put fem!reader, but honestly, anyone can dress up as the bride of Frankenstein.
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"You owe me big time, Todd."
Damian pouted as Jason's eyes searched for you in the throng of excited children being held back by their parents. Last week at the manor, you'd casually revealed that you had never gone trick-or-treating as a kid and then made the mistake of placating the group of vigilantes by saying that you had never celebrated Halloween at all. It wasn't a big deal - that's what you would tell yourself to cope - and now, you were too old for trick or treating.
The group didn't accept your mediocre excuses and planned activity after activity on the week of Halloween. Pumpkin carving, scary movies, holiday-themed treats, everything and anything that was associated with the spooky day, you had done. Except for the one you had wanted to do the most, the one that made you jealous of the other kids that came to school with their earnings: trick-or-treating.
You'd waved off everyone's potential solutions to the missed opportunity, citing the social age limit as the reason for your dismissal, but your boyfriend was one stubborn bastard. The week before Halloween, he all but held a gun to Damian's head and forced him to call and ask if you'd like to 'supervise' his trick-or-treating rounds in the neighborhood - the one where fun-size candies were non-existent and frowned upon. You had agreed with restrained excitement with the idea that you'd been helping Damian and being able to see what you missed out on, which is what Jason had planned.
He raised his hand and smiled when he saw you weaving through the crowd, kissing you when you finally managed to squeeze through a large party.
"Child, Todd, I am a child, I shouldn't be subjected to these horrors."
"Sorry, Dr. Dolittle." You teased, fixing Damian's crooked tie and stethoscope.
"You didn't dress up." Jason frowned, motioning to the green face paint and fake stitching and bolts he had attached to himself.
"Yeah I thought about it, but all the stores were out of good costumes and it was too late to make anything. I shouldn't even dress up, I'm a chaperone-"
"Hey," Jason grabbed your chin softly to cut your sheepish rambling off, "I've got a costume in the car, let's go get you changed. Just 'cause you're an adult, it doesn't mean you can't do fun things. And I'll be damned if I let you miss out on your first trick-or-treat. Okay?"
"Okay." You murmured, kissing his hand as he pulled it away.
"You would've had the option of being one of my patients, but Todd insisted on you becoming the Bride of Frankenstein."
"Really?" Your boyfriend's cheeks darkened as you slid an arm around his waist and put it in his jacket pocket.
"So much so that he had the costume ordered last month-"
"Shut it twerp, or I'm eating all your Skittles."
"I thought you preferred chocolate."
"Yeah, but I know you like 'em."
"I see you're not weary of committing child abuse."
As the boys continued to bicker in the midst of trying to plan the route of the night, you couldn't help but smile to yourself. How you got lucky with a boyfriend like Jason and a family like the batfamily, you didn't know. All you knew was that if the neighbors were kind enough to give you some candy as well, you'd give Damian as many as Jason ate. It was truly a happy Halloween.