Think about the Foxes

As the atmosphere of the night lingered, he started to reflect and think about his hospital stay. More specifically, about Lucius Fox. Apparently, he cheated on his wife with an employee and spawned an illegitimate child. Which child it was Tanya did not tell him. She was too busy slobbering over his dick to spell their name out.

'Timothy Fox, the oldest child and the current CEO of FoxTech, and the Batman of New York. Then Luke Fox, second eldest and the second Batwing according to Cass. Tam, the nurse here and third, and Tiffany, the youngest and a part-time vigilante.'

An elbow on the couch armrest, he propped his chin up, thinking.

'Timothy, Luke, Tam, and Tiffany. Which one was born from an affair? Can't be Tam because they acted way too friendly with each other. I didn't sense even a spark of animosity on either end. Maybe Tiffany? She is significantly younger than her other siblings. Eh, that's a stretch. Hm, but wait, Cass told me Timothy was once exiled from Gotham. Maybe Tanya discovered the affair and cast him out?'

Aaron went on his phone to do research. Honestly, there wasn't a lot. Timothy was something of a playboy back in his high school days. A flirtatious jock who spent his father's wealth lavishly. Picking up girls and taking them to bed. Ruining condos and rentals and doing dumb shit a typical spoiled rich kid would do. The articles were few in between but they were there.

'The other Fox's aren't like him. Maybe he became a fuckboy because he realized he wasn't legitimate?'

There was even less on Tiffany; rightfully so given she was barely thirteen. A teenage girl. When Cassandra had told him that she and Stephanie Brown were spearheading a new superhero group, the League of Batgirls, he was supportive. But upon being told of Tiffany's age and lack of formal training, he became hesitant.

'Maybe it is Tiffany…? She does seem eager to be a superhero. Too eager for a girl with a silver spoon. An underlying motivation rooted from being an affair child...? Then again…'

Aaron simply didn't know. He wasn't a hacking wizard so he couldn't just go on his laptop, dive into their records and find out. Even at the office, it was unlikely he could delve into their database. Realistically, he could only speculate.

His web of thought was broken by a light knock on the door. Aaron thought about ignoring it, that was what he did 99% of the time. But something was pushing him to open the door. So he did.