Bane did not see his boyfriend for the next two days. Of course he was worried about the male but he figured that it had something to do with his parents so he stayed away so that he wouldn’t make things worse for Jamie. As much as he missed and wanted to be with him he also understand that his parents were doing what was best for him. With that said it didn’t mean that he didn’t go to the park hoping to spot the red head and find out what happened.

It was the afternoon, the sun was bright, a gentle cooling breeze could be felt. In the small backyard, there was one tree to cast shade for the father and daughter. There was a cardboard city and toys littered about for the people. Bane was outside with his daughter, to busy to notice if Jamie came into the yard. Raven was being a superhero and Bane was the bad guy but what made this scene odd was the fact that they weren’t playing their little game anymore.

Instead they were twirling and doing silly dance movies as the sang frozen’s let It go at the top of their lungs. Which was a funny sight considering you had this big, burly man who’s voice was to deep to pull the song off, singing a girly Disney song just for his daughter. The only reason they were outside is because they were waiting for the cupcakes to cool enough before the icing and chocolate covered strawberries were placed on top. Which they had those stashed in the fridge so they wouldn’t go bad or melt from being in room temperature.