Crazy For This Girl, a teen titans fanfic

Disclaimer: Um…I don't own the song "Crazy For This Girl" or the Teen Titans.

Dedication: Linka! I never would've finished without your help!

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Robin smiled, looking out the window as the city rolled by. God, he loved this city. He was glad the team was finally getting a chance to just relax and enjoy the city rather than save it. Robin glanced over as a sudden gust of wind ruffled his hair. Starfire had rolled her window down. She had her eyes closed, smiling as the wind blew through her hair. Robin's smile grew. Star, feeling his gaze upon her, looked over at him.

"Is the wind bothering you? I am sorry, I can put the window back up." She said, apologetically.

"No, its fine. It's actually nice." She smiled at him, making his heart melt.

She rolls the window down
And she
Talks over the sound
Of the cars that pass us by
And I don't know why
But she's changed my mind

Would you look at her
She looks at me
She's got me thinking about her constantly
But she don't know how I feel
And as she carries on without a doubt
I wonder if she's figured out
I'm crazy for this girl

Starfire turned back to the open window, smiling as the cool air brushed her face. Robin looked back at the city, but his thoughts stayed with the girl next to him. He rested his head against the window, remembering some of the times they had spend together. One in particular stuck out vividly in his mind.

Flashback

Robin sat on the tower roof, ignoring the rain that continued to fall. Slade fell into a pit of lava. How could Robin believe he had returned, just like that? To make matters worse, he had ignored his team, hurt his team, hurt her… Robin could have kicked himself. Starfire, the girl he loved. He was doing a great job at showing that… yelling at her, physically hurting her, breaking promises. She would never love him. Hell, he'd be surprised if she ever forgave him. And he couldn't blame her. Robin wasn't sure if he could forgive himself.

"Robin?" He turned to look at her, remaining silent as she walked over sitting next to him. He turned his gaze to his hands, unable to look her in the eyes. He swallowed, not trusting himself to speak as she studied him. Finally, she broke the unnerving silence.

"Robin, we are about to partake in the Night of Movie. Will you join us?" His head snapped up suddenly, and he stared at her. Where was the anger? The yelling? The disappointment? Star smiled faintly, understanding his wordless questions.

"Robin, we have all forgiven you. It was not your fault. Please, do not be angry with yourself." He stared in disbelief. "We are your friends Robin, and as Cyborg said, if Slade ever does happen to return, we will be here for you." He smiled. Star hugged him. After getting over the shock, Robin hugged her back. Too soon for his liking, she pulled away, standing.

"Beast Boy and Cyborg will be wanting to start the Night of Movie soon. If you do not wish to come, will you at least come inside, out of the rain?" He stood, smiling at her.

"C'mon, before Raven kills them both."

End Flashback

She was the one to hold me
The night
The sky fell down
And what was I thinking when
The world didn't end
Why didn't I know what I know now

Robin looked at Star again as the T-Car stopped.

"Alright ya'll, we're home." They all got out of the car, and, with their newly acquired pizzas, went upstairs to enjoy it. Of course, this was a difficult task, as Beast Boy and Cyborg began fighting over the game station once it came into view. Robin grinned, watching his teammates, the pizza momentarily forgotten.

"Gimmie that you little grass stain!"

"No way tin man! It's my turn!"

"This is a pointless argument. That game is a waste of time."

"Friends please! Let us simply enjoy our time together on this glorious day!" That was Star for you, always trying to cheer everyone up. The Tamaranian sighed as Raven walked out of the room, muttering about idiots and the boys continued to argue, ignoring her. She floated out of the room sadly. Robin shook his head, snapping back to reality. He walked out of the room after her, unnoticed by his other teammates.

Robin opened the door to the roof, looking out. He saw her, sitting by the edge, holding her knees to her chest. Closing the door behind him, Robin walked over, sitting down beside her.

"You ok?" She looked at him, putting on a smile, but he could tell it was forced. He raised an eyebrow and she sighed, looking away. "Don't worry about them, they're just-" She shook her head.

"It is not about them." He remained quiet letting her continue. "It is…oh never mind. It is nothing." She smiled at him. "Is everything alright for you?"

'Tell her now!' His head screamed at him. He took a deep breath.

"Actually, I want to talk to you about something…"

Right now
Face to face
All my fears
Pushed aside
And right now
I'm ready to spend the rest of my life
With you

Starfire looked at him, listening intently. It made him nervous. He sighed again, ignoring the 'What if's' that were running through his head. Pushing his doubts and fears aside, he tried to put his feeling into words.

"Star, you're my best friend. We've known each other for a long time, and we've been there for each other through all kinds of things, good and bad. And I hope we can still be friends if you don't feel the same, cos your friendship means everything to me Star, but…" He took another deep breath. "I've come to realize that I…I love you."

Robin looked at Star nervously. He watched as her expression changed from shock to…delight? She threw her arms around him, almost knocking him over.

"Oh Robin! I love you too!" He smiled, wrapping his arms around her waist as she leaned back, looking into his eyes. He leaned in, pressing his lips to hers. Star closed her eyes, kissing him back lovingly. Robin closed his eyes as well, feeling as if, for once, everything was perfect.