Babs is in the unenviable position of being extremely privy to nearly everything that goes on with the vigilante Batfamily, but not always having a finger on the pulse of the civilian family side of the fam. Oh, she's in on a lot of it - they're her family too, after all - but it's not like she knows every single family conflict or argument.
She knows when there's been one, obviously. It's hard not to. The tension comes over the comm lines as well as it communicates in-person. But as long as everyone can still get their jobs done, she usually tries not to pry.
She's regretting that stance a bit now, though. She'd felt the tension, noticed it building night after night, and said... nothing on the matter. And then there'd apparently been some kind of big blow-up, and you'd just... left. Straight-up left. Left the Manor, been off the comms, hadn't talked to anybody. And she can't help but feel like she should have said something.
She still wondered if she should say something. It's not easy to hide from Oracle, after all. Look it's not like she's tracking you, she just... well... kind of tracks every member of the family. It's the job. So she knows you're... alive. Still living a day-to-day. Going places, doing things. She's thought about reaching out, but... well, to be blunt, people have asked after you already. She'll lie if she has to - easily, actually - but she doesn't like to set herself up for it. You know how to reach her. You will if you need anything. At least... she'd like to hope you will.
Still, when your comm line finally lit up after all this time, Babs wasn't entirely expecting it. Sitting in the Clocktower, managing patrols, a relatively normal night - she actually almost didn't think about it, as she clicked on the line just like she always would, without a second thought. "Reading you, what's up?" Then her brain caught up with the situation, and she quickly pressed another button. "Secure line, ty. ...Hey. It's been a minute. Good to get a call."
