Disclamer:
I do not own Batman DC does. I do not pretend to be a Batman know it all. This is for fun and my first attempt at writing a story about the Dark Knight. I'm doing this strictly for fun. Please enjoy and R&R.
Laughter in the Night
Laughter filled the small club with earsplitting levels as the patrons let lose with laughter. The Joker had struck again. People were doubled over in laughter while others lay on the floor, all the while green smoke drifted around the room. Joker's own personal concoction that caused uncontrollable laughter followed by a permanent smile on the victims face, sadly it had become quite a common thing in Gothem city. Standing on stage mask snugly over his face stood the crowned prince of crime bowing.
"Thank you ladies and gentlemen. Now if you'll kindly allow Harley here to take your valuables," Joker began, "We will be on our way." Harley Quinn the Jokers own person assistant dressed in her red and black outfit made her rounds. Sliding her hand into men's pockets and ripping off women's necklaces smiling the whole time behind her own gas mask. If anyone was close to being as twisted as the Joker it was Harley Quinn. Beautiful, witty, and deadly this fem-fetal was also completely loony yet quite good at doing what the Joker said.
Loot all gathered with most the patrons on the floor now smiling but still twitching the couple quaintly walked towards the door. The heist had gone even better as planed. Reaching the door Joker opened it allowing Harley to go first, "Thanks pudden." Was her only reply as she slipped out into the night streets.
The car pulled up as they made it to the curb. One of the many thugs the Joker employed sat behind the wheel his stocking cap pulled low. "Where to boss?" he asked as the two slipped in the back seat. Harley quickly snuggling up to her boss as he streached out in the back.
"Somewhere a little more privet I think Jevees," was his answer followed by one of his manacle laughs that had become just as much part of the night as had his crimes. For Batman had not answered the Bat signal for three nights previous and tonight would make it four.