Four, actually. She keeps tabs on all of them to make sure this very thing doesn't happen. It's not like she expected a complete lack of attention - the crime fighters who go out of their way to avoid the limelight are more intriguing than the ones who don't bother with masks or secret identities - but she already knows what happens if her actual identity goes public, and she doesn't want it. Never again.
"They don't text me," she says, unamused anyway because that's her default state. "And I'd like to keep it that way." So if there's a leak, it needs to be stopped.
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"They don't text me," she says, unamused anyway because that's her default state. "And I'd like to keep it that way." So if there's a leak, it needs to be stopped.