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Batman Meets Sailor Pluto
Author's Note: This takes place after Galaxia and Forever for Batman.
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In the living room at the Wayne Manor Police Commissioner Jim Gordon was sitting trying to think of a way to ask his friend Bruce Wayne a.k.a. Batman about calling off the fashion show.
"Hey, Jim you look worried. What's up?" asked Bruce.
"Bruce, that fashion show that will be held here can you call it off?" asked Jim.
"I don't know I have designers coming from all over the world. Why do you want me to call it off, Jim?" asked Bruce. He had been planning this for months to raise money for a new Children's Wing in the hospital.
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In Japan a young designer was rereading the invitation again.
To: Trista Mayo
From: Bruce Wayne
Place: Gothom City, U.S.A
Date: May 18, 2003
R.A.S.A.P: Trista Mayo you are invited to have your designs shown in a fashion show. Please send your response card as soon as possible if you are able to attend.
" This has to be a mistake! I'm not even that famous yet. Why would they want me? Well I have nothing to lose. I will send the response card. All they can do is write back and say it was a mistake and not to come." Trista said thoughtfully to herself. One week later a letter came from Bruce Wayne.
'Here it is!' thought Trista as she opened the letter. It said,
Dear Miss Mayo,
I know you must think that this is a mistake but it is not. A real good friend of mine was in Japan not to long ago and bought some of your designs and liked them a lot. When she came home she showed them to me. She thought it was a shame that you could not get a break. I liked your designs too so I thought of you when this idea came up for a fundraiser. Maybe you will get the break you need if you came. And Miss Mayo if you need any help getting here or with a place to stay while here please let me know. I would be glad to help.
Sincerely,
Bruce Wayne
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Batman Meets Sailor Pluto
Author's Note: This takes place after Galaxia and Forever for Batman.
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In the living room at the Wayne Manor Police Commissioner Jim Gordon was sitting trying to think of a way to ask his friend Bruce Wayne a.k.a. Batman about calling off the fashion show.
"Hey, Jim you look worried. What's up?" asked Bruce.
"Bruce, that fashion show that will be held here can you call it off?" asked Jim.
"I don't know I have designers coming from all over the world. Why do you want me to call it off, Jim?" asked Bruce. He had been planning this for months to raise money for a new Children's Wing in the hospital.
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In Japan a young designer was rereading the invitation again.
To: Trista Mayo
From: Bruce Wayne
Place: Gothom City, U.S.A
Date: May 18, 2003
R.A.S.A.P: Trista Mayo you are invited to have your designs shown in a fashion show. Please send your response card as soon as possible if you are able to attend.
" This has to be a mistake! I'm not even that famous yet. Why would they want me? Well I have nothing to lose. I will send the response card. All they can do is write back and say it was a mistake and not to come." Trista said thoughtfully to herself. One week later a letter came from Bruce Wayne.
'Here it is!' thought Trista as she opened the letter. It said,
Dear Miss Mayo,
I know you must think that this is a mistake but it is not. A real good friend of mine was in Japan not to long ago and bought some of your designs and liked them a lot. When she came home she showed them to me. She thought it was a shame that you could not get a break. I liked your designs too so I thought of you when this idea came up for a fundraiser. Maybe you will get the break you need if you came. And Miss Mayo if you need any help getting here or with a place to stay while here please let me know. I would be glad to help.
Sincerely,
Bruce Wayne