Robin and Raven were walking through the park on their way to the movies. They had decided to walk since they had plenty of time till the movie started.
"Robin," said Raven with an exasperated look, "I really hope you picked a good movie."
Robin laughed and replied, "I promise that you will like it, and NO, it's not some romantic, sappy, and sad thing."
Raven hit him over the head and said angrily, "Why didn't you say that earlier! You had me freaking out that you picked a dumbass movie!"
Robin smiled broadly and said teasingly, "I did it on purpose. It's priceless how you get so worked up over those kind of things."
"I do not get worked up over those things." Said Raven, trying to wipe her face clear of any emotion and be as expressionless as possible.
"Whatever you say Rae." Said Robin sarcastically.
Raven remained moodily silent for the rest of the walk to the movies and only lightened up when she found out that they were going to see a horror flick.
"Excellent." She said when they lined up outside the theater and she caught a glimpse of what was playing.
Robin smiled, "I knew you'd like it."
A smile played upon Raven's lips but she forced it down and silently cursed Happy.
Raven was frustrated, when they got to the theater Robin wouldn't let her pay for anything, not her ticket, not a soda, and not the popcorn.
"Robin," said Raven angrily when they bought everything, "Let me pay for something!"
Robin just shook his head and Raven sighed. It was irrelevant to argue, he wasn't about to crack and he could be VERY stubborn sometimes.
'But' thought Raven idly, 'It's that same stubborn streak that I kind of like about him.'
'Did I just think what I think I thought?' Raven asked herself, 'I did…. I must be going crazy.'
Raven heard Happy giggle from somewhere in the depths of her mind and wanted to kick her. This was driving her up the wall!
Robin waved his hand in front her face and said, "Hello? Anybody in there?"
Raven snapped out of her trance like state and slapped his hand away, "Stop doing that, you look like an idiot."
A few teens shot them weird glances and Raven realized that they must have recognized them. One girl ran up to them with a picture Raven recognized as one from a photo shoot they that they were forced to do for some magazine. Another guy followed her up to them and stood next to her.
"Umm, can I-I please g-get your autograph?" the girl asked timidly, as if afraid they might bite.
"No problem." Said Robin quickly, before Raven could even open her mouth to speak.
He pulled out a permanent marker from his belt holder and signed his name. (What doesn't Robin have in that belt holder thing!) The guy standing next to the girl smiled at Raven, but she just glared coldly back. He seemed slightly unnerved by this and glanced away quickly. 'Ha, wimp.' Thought Raven, hearing Rudeness laughing crudely.
Robin finished signing and handed the marker over to Raven, who accepted it reluctantly and signed quickly, scrawling her name next to Robin's.
"Thanks!" called the girl as she took the photo and sprinted off with the guy, back to their group, who all crowded around them looking at the picture.
Robin than looked at his watch and yelped. "The movies starting!" he cried, and dragged Raven down the hall.
They skidded 'round a corner and accidentally crashed into a couple that were holding hands and walking together.
Raven flew through the air and banged into the wall, with Robin landing in a heap beside her. She sat up and punched him in the gut, making him roll over and clench his stomach. "You idiot, You ran us right into some people!" she said angrily. The couple turned out to be fine and accepting their apology after asking for an autograph each.
By the time they finally got into the theater, the movie had been playing for a while and there was only one seat left.
Raven sighed and turned around to leave, when Robin sat down and pulled her into his lap. He than wrapped his arms around her, preventing her from getting back up.
Raven struggled against his hold and whispered through clenched teeth, "I would rather sit on the floor than on your lap. Let, me, go."
Robin ignored her and Raven accepted the fact that the only way she could possibly get out was to use her powers. But she decided against it, knowing that it would cause unwanted attention and disrupt the move.
So, she reluctantly relaxed into his strong, muscular arms, and leaned back against his chest to watch the movie.
Robin smiled when he felt her relax, this was turning out better than he expected. Well, besides the crashing into the people and missing part of the movie.
Robin wasn't interested in watching the movie. He just concentrated on how warm Raven was leaning against him, and how her hair tickled his chin when he moved his head. He just liked being close to her. She usually put a wall around herself and blocked everyone out, at least he was getting her to open up, even if just the littlest bit.
He remembered when she first came to the Tower. She was the first Titan beside himself and she was shy, and even seemed a little intimidated by him. Which is hard to imagine now, since she would never admit to being scared unless it was putting anyone in danger.
Robin was distracted from his thoughts by Raven squirming a bit and turning her head to face him looking flustered. "Robin," she whispered, "let me up, I'm going to go get some sour gummi worms."
He released Raven and she set off quickly. "Oh no you don't," said Robin, getting up and catching up to her, "I'm going to pay for it."
Raven gave him a pained look and they continued down the hall.
After getting the gummi's, they went back to the movie. And this time, Raven made no protest at having to sit on Robin's lap, deciding that it was only a waste of energy to make a fuss about it.
This surprised Robin, but he wasn't complaining, he was happy to be close to her. He took in the lovely aroma of the familiar lavender smelling perfume she always wore and wondered when he had first started to like Raven.
Raven noticed near the end of the movie that Robin had nodded off and wondered, 'How the hell can he fall asleep during a horror flick!'
"Robin," said Raven with an exasperated look, "I really hope you picked a good movie."
Robin laughed and replied, "I promise that you will like it, and NO, it's not some romantic, sappy, and sad thing."
Raven hit him over the head and said angrily, "Why didn't you say that earlier! You had me freaking out that you picked a dumbass movie!"
Robin smiled broadly and said teasingly, "I did it on purpose. It's priceless how you get so worked up over those kind of things."
"I do not get worked up over those things." Said Raven, trying to wipe her face clear of any emotion and be as expressionless as possible.
"Whatever you say Rae." Said Robin sarcastically.
Raven remained moodily silent for the rest of the walk to the movies and only lightened up when she found out that they were going to see a horror flick.
"Excellent." She said when they lined up outside the theater and she caught a glimpse of what was playing.
Robin smiled, "I knew you'd like it."
A smile played upon Raven's lips but she forced it down and silently cursed Happy.
Raven was frustrated, when they got to the theater Robin wouldn't let her pay for anything, not her ticket, not a soda, and not the popcorn.
"Robin," said Raven angrily when they bought everything, "Let me pay for something!"
Robin just shook his head and Raven sighed. It was irrelevant to argue, he wasn't about to crack and he could be VERY stubborn sometimes.
'But' thought Raven idly, 'It's that same stubborn streak that I kind of like about him.'
'Did I just think what I think I thought?' Raven asked herself, 'I did…. I must be going crazy.'
Raven heard Happy giggle from somewhere in the depths of her mind and wanted to kick her. This was driving her up the wall!
Robin waved his hand in front her face and said, "Hello? Anybody in there?"
Raven snapped out of her trance like state and slapped his hand away, "Stop doing that, you look like an idiot."
A few teens shot them weird glances and Raven realized that they must have recognized them. One girl ran up to them with a picture Raven recognized as one from a photo shoot they that they were forced to do for some magazine. Another guy followed her up to them and stood next to her.
"Umm, can I-I please g-get your autograph?" the girl asked timidly, as if afraid they might bite.
"No problem." Said Robin quickly, before Raven could even open her mouth to speak.
He pulled out a permanent marker from his belt holder and signed his name. (What doesn't Robin have in that belt holder thing!) The guy standing next to the girl smiled at Raven, but she just glared coldly back. He seemed slightly unnerved by this and glanced away quickly. 'Ha, wimp.' Thought Raven, hearing Rudeness laughing crudely.
Robin finished signing and handed the marker over to Raven, who accepted it reluctantly and signed quickly, scrawling her name next to Robin's.
"Thanks!" called the girl as she took the photo and sprinted off with the guy, back to their group, who all crowded around them looking at the picture.
Robin than looked at his watch and yelped. "The movies starting!" he cried, and dragged Raven down the hall.
They skidded 'round a corner and accidentally crashed into a couple that were holding hands and walking together.
Raven flew through the air and banged into the wall, with Robin landing in a heap beside her. She sat up and punched him in the gut, making him roll over and clench his stomach. "You idiot, You ran us right into some people!" she said angrily. The couple turned out to be fine and accepting their apology after asking for an autograph each.
By the time they finally got into the theater, the movie had been playing for a while and there was only one seat left.
Raven sighed and turned around to leave, when Robin sat down and pulled her into his lap. He than wrapped his arms around her, preventing her from getting back up.
Raven struggled against his hold and whispered through clenched teeth, "I would rather sit on the floor than on your lap. Let, me, go."
Robin ignored her and Raven accepted the fact that the only way she could possibly get out was to use her powers. But she decided against it, knowing that it would cause unwanted attention and disrupt the move.
So, she reluctantly relaxed into his strong, muscular arms, and leaned back against his chest to watch the movie.
Robin smiled when he felt her relax, this was turning out better than he expected. Well, besides the crashing into the people and missing part of the movie.
Robin wasn't interested in watching the movie. He just concentrated on how warm Raven was leaning against him, and how her hair tickled his chin when he moved his head. He just liked being close to her. She usually put a wall around herself and blocked everyone out, at least he was getting her to open up, even if just the littlest bit.
He remembered when she first came to the Tower. She was the first Titan beside himself and she was shy, and even seemed a little intimidated by him. Which is hard to imagine now, since she would never admit to being scared unless it was putting anyone in danger.
Robin was distracted from his thoughts by Raven squirming a bit and turning her head to face him looking flustered. "Robin," she whispered, "let me up, I'm going to go get some sour gummi worms."
He released Raven and she set off quickly. "Oh no you don't," said Robin, getting up and catching up to her, "I'm going to pay for it."
Raven gave him a pained look and they continued down the hall.
After getting the gummi's, they went back to the movie. And this time, Raven made no protest at having to sit on Robin's lap, deciding that it was only a waste of energy to make a fuss about it.
This surprised Robin, but he wasn't complaining, he was happy to be close to her. He took in the lovely aroma of the familiar lavender smelling perfume she always wore and wondered when he had first started to like Raven.
Raven noticed near the end of the movie that Robin had nodded off and wondered, 'How the hell can he fall asleep during a horror flick!'
