AUTHOR'S NOTE:
HELLO, FRIENDS! I normally don't put ANs at the beginning of stories, but I thought I'd let you know what this is. These are all the drabbles/one-shots I've done on Tumblr over the past year (I have somewhere between 250 - 300), and I thought I'd put them all in one place where they're organized. Feel free to enjoy them, leave a review, let me know any thoughts or questions. I'll try to post a few every three or four days.

Additionally, since I am the self-proclaimed Princess Lemon Trash, some of these get smutty. I'll up the rating to M when I cross that bridge, but until then, these are all rated K - T. Thanks for being awesome, and I'll see you on the other side.

The Papercut

Beast Boy's lower lip protruded as he cradled his right hand close to his chest. He was fake sniffling as he stared as the single, minute drop of blood that dribbled down his index finger and into the hollow bowl of his palm.

"See, Rae. I told you that doing work was dangerous." He sniffled again. "Look at this injury! I'm broken!"

Raven rolled her eyes as she made her way to the first-aid kit. "Stop being such a drama queen. You have a paper cut, not a stab wound." Pause. "And don't call me 'Rae', you know I hate it."

He shrugged, his mortal wound momentarily forgotten as Raven moved closer to him, fishing through the small kit for a bandage. "I always thought you liked your nick-name? You always blush a little when I call you that."

Raven looked out from the shadow of her hood and frowned. "No. I don't."

"I think you're lying." He grinned as she pulled out a small Band-aid and wrapped his uninjured hand around her fingers. "You secretly like it, don't you?"

Raven pulled her hand away and gave him a deadpanned stare as she unwrapped the small, brown bandage. "No. And stop this, Beast Boy. I don't appreciate the attention."

He laughed and held out his hand to be bandaged. "Lies, Rae. You like it."

She rolled her eyes and put the band-aid on his finger before slamming the first-aid kit with an air of finality. He didn't have to be so damn aggravating all of the time. She huffed out a breath of air and turned away from him. "Next time be careful of rogue pages… what were you doing anyway?"

"Reading one of the books you left out."

Raven swallowed and stopped mid-step. "I… I left a book out?"

"Yeah." She heard the smirk in his voice. "I didn't know you were such a fan of paperback romance stories, Rae."

Oh no.