A/N: MERRY CHRISTMAS! happy birthday to the greatest, most wonderful, most beautiful, most amazing birthday SIMMY! DUDEYOURAWESOME8
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Twas the morning of Christmas and Raven woke up. She felt the need for tea, in a mug, or a cup. She scurried to the kitchen, trying not to make a sound. When she stepped into the kitchen, she began to look around. The room was strung with lights, and to her surprise, a plate of cookies sat on the counter, with a few different pies. She reached out to take one, a gingerbread man, only to see a frosting game-plan.
"We are here alone,
So why not play,
A game with me,
On Christmas day?
For the first cookie,
Out in plain sight,
Is where the children would play,
On Christmas Night."
With curiosity in mind, she began to look around. Where could this cookie, possibly be found? She stepped toward the tree, and much to her delight, there the cookie sat, right in pain sight. She snatched it up, taking a nibble, she then began, to read the next scribble.
"The next clue,
Is where you'd find,
An alien girl,
Who is naïve and kind."
Raven scoffed, "How simple is this?" As she continued the game that she could not resist. As she strode down the hall with a confident air, she ate the cookie with a bite and a tear. She walked to the door of the alien teammate and opened the door without a hesitate. She quickly invaded her friend's space. Trying to keep her signature straight face. She found the cookie on the table, and quickly she read the cookie's label.
"The third clue,
Is where you would look,for a gorgeous girl,
And many a book."
She was confused, that much was true, she wondered the answer as she reread the clue. Starfire doesn't read, and so she was stuck, she walked back to her room, feeling down on her luck. She sat and she pondered, for a moment or two, without an answer there wasn't much she could do. Then she jumped up, "Could it be myself?" She ran to her books, and checked on her shelf.
She was stricken with happiness, she found the next clue, but this cookie was broken and split into two. The other half wasn't under, or over, or around. But she read it anyways, although the other half was not found.
It read: "For the fourth clue,
Think above with the snow,"
But it ended there, and the rest she did not know. She knew the answer to the clue right away "It's the roof!" She said as she dashed away. She bounded up the stairs, and soon she was there, on the roof with the infamous questionnaire. She stepped toward him carefully, and he put the halves of the cookie together, they fit like puzzle pieces, or two birds of a feather. He handed them back and she took them slowly. He then nodded for her to read them, as he smiled knowingly.
"For the fourth clue,
Think above in the snow,
With a certain green teen,
Under mistletoe."
The next part astounded her, as she was embraced, he put his arms gently around her delicate, slim waist. He pressed his lips to hers, and she held him tight, for maybe this was alright. He pulled away and smiled, for his Christmas wish had come true, now there was only one thing left to do.
"Raven, I love you, and I want you to know, I'll be there for you always, in sunshine or snow."
She smiled and thanked Azar, for this great Christmas present, For this had to be the greatest event.
"I love you too, and I'll try my hardest to show, how my love for you will continue to grow."
So the day came and went, and the two were very happy, for it was a day well spent. Twas Christmas night at Titan's Tower, and the others arrived, afraid that after a day with Raven, the green teen would not survive. Though much to their surprise, he was alive and unharmed, with a purple-haired teen asleep in his arms.