Yes, and they talk about each other for a bit!

"Man, Batman is scary... so scary I don't even doubt in the slightest that you are correct..." Felix chuckled helplessly as he face palmed.

"Yeah, he does that a lot. Let me tell you, it caused a lot of friction between the rest of us and him when we found out he was making the plans. But, it's as you said, the main issue was that he did it behind our backs," she acknowledged.

"No kidding," he agreed. She grinned mischievously at him.

"So, Master, are we just going to sit here all day? Not that I mind cuddling with you, of course," she remarked, wriggling her rear end into his lap.

"For the most part, yeah," he nodded. "I actually think we should get to know each other a bit more," he added.

"Oh? You want to ask about my life story? It's rather long," Diana smirked.

"I figured. You're a bit of a demigoddess, right?" Felix questioned.

She snorted. "Pretty much, yes. Daughter of Zeus and all of the perks that come with it... though we're not exactly on good terms."

"Right, because he's a total man whore, right?" Felix asked, before pausing. "...though, I suppose that term would apply to me now."

She giggled. "I don't mind that so much anymore, it's the fact that he doesn't often bother getting consent that makes him reprehensible to me," she replied, looking sour. "Unfortunately, godly politics makes dealing with him tricky." She continued to talk about her history, going into detail about her upbringing, and time on her home island, and Felix hung onto every word. "How about you?" she finally asked him.

"Not all that much to tell. My childhood was relatively normal," he chuckled. "Well, as normal as it could be when I developed my Empath powers. And I believe I already mentioned that came with challenges. It was quite the process, learning how to tune out all of those emotions bombarding my extra sense. Initially, most people just assumed I was on the spectrum. If only," he chuckled. Still, he told her a few stories of his youth, and a few things he had considered trying to be while growing up. Standard kid stuff, he even admitted he wanted to be an astronaut early on in life. He had eventually thought about becoming a lawyer, slightly more realistic, beofre finally settling on wanting to be a doctor. "...I guess a therapist isn't exactly far off," he conceded with a smile. "Never thought I might work for the Justice League though."

"Life's funny, it likes to throw unexpected things our way all the time," Diana noted. She then looked towards the fountain in the center of the park, and grinned mischievously.