Bruce gave a small smirk as Windy tried to cover up his mistakes of the past, then watched her come to grips with who he was, and the secret he'd just given her, "Consider hiding it from Harrington and Molly apart of your training. Unfortunately in our line of work you carry secrets, sometimes from your closest friends. You can tell them you work for Batman, just don't tell them who Batman is, thats all I ask. If they determine it on their own, then thats on them, and not your fault."<br/><br/>Bruce wondered for a moment if Windy would be open to having a less flashy suit, but then he figured it wouldn't be right, she had a suit, and the suit did it's job. He would upgrade it for her if she wanted, but he wouldn't take the design from her. When she pulled out the recorder, he listened closely, "Actually, you moving in makes things a lot easier, so that's fairly convenient." Bruce reached into one of his pouches and pulled out an ear piece, then tossed it to Windy, "The voice you'll be hearing that isn't mine belongs to Alfred Pennyworth."<br/><br/>While the piece was in the air, Bruce pulled his grapple hook out and shot it to a nearby rooftop and zipped away. He figured he could use the head start against Windy anyways. It took Bruce a couple of minutes to reach the bank, but instead of dropping near the front door, he nestled carefully on the top of the roof looking down onto the street.