"Bruce?" Shock ran through her. She couldn't believe that he had actually come to her house and in her bedroom of all places. Diana helped him up and stepped away from him with a blush.

"What are you doing here in my bedroom?!" Bruce grabbed her shoulders and pulled her to him. Diana's eyes widened in even more shock than before. Bruce wasn't acting like his usual calm, brooding, and cold self and it amazed as well as scared her.

"Diana, I have something to tell you." She stood there, too baffled to respond.

"I'm sorry for what a blind jerk I've been to you during the whole time that you've had a crush on me. The reason I made those rules about dating was to protect my own heart. It was selfish of me, especially since you and me both knew what we wanted deep down inside." He pulled her all the way against him. "You were smart enough to realize it before now. I was too stupid to see it when you did. I'm dense when it comes to feelings for other people. Especially people that I have true romantic feelings for. I've gotten used to my partner making the first move to sway the way of the relationship, but now I'm not going to be that unsure, follower of a man anymore. I'm making the first major move now." Diana was speechless. She had only a vague idea that he liked her. She never would've guessed that he cared about her that much.

She was brought out of her reverie when moved back a little and frowned. She realized that he must think that she didn't feel the same. Diana decided to make him understand how she felt with actions rather than words because sometimes words can't say what needs to be said. A kiss could show Bruce exactly how she felt. She then grabbed his head and pulled him into a mind-blowing kiss. She felt him tense up, relax, and kiss her back. She pulled away gently without doing anything else because she wasn't sure what to do beyond pressing lips together.

"Diana, would you like to meet me at my house in a few and go to get dinner?" Bruce asked. Diana had already eaten, but she couldn't turn Bruce down as soon as he had opened up to her.

"Sure. I bet I'll be meet you there first, though." Bruce smiled one of those smiles that made Diana's heart melt.

"It's a race."