Whoa, this one is long. I try to keep them short, but we have some really long ones in here. R/R anyway. Disclaimer: I do NOT own Teen Titans.

Helga Moon

(FYI, if this was a real episode, this is where the theme song is, just so you know. :) )

At the T Tower, everyone was watching Cyborg and Beast Boy play video games, since it was raining outside. All of a sudden, Robin came in.

They turned off the video game and turned around. "How'd it go?" Cyborg asked.

"Not good," Robin said. "They said she wasn't guilty."

The rest of the Titans sighed, which Robin did, but Starfire looked like she was ready to find Kitten and get into another cat fight. Starfire hated Kitten because she liked Robin, and Kitten was just another stupid fan girl. Raven saw her expression, and then scooted a few feet away from her.

"This is bad, because now, she can probably get away with anything she wants," Robin continued.

Starfire was thinking instead, Yeah, she can steal you! Robin and her kind of had a thing for each other, but neither had said anything about it. Last time when they caught Kitten, they had been named King and Queen of the Prom. Starfire was so happy... especially when Robin said, "It wouldn't kill me to have one last dance," to her...

"Star? Are you there?" Beast Boy said, waving his hand in front of her face. "I am fine. I just, what you call, zoned out?" Starfire replied. With this, Robin said, "Well... I guess that's that," and Cyborg and Beast Boy started playing their video game, Raven and Robin watched, and Starfire decided to get on the roof.

She climbed the stairs, and soon she could feel the night air on her face. It had stopped raining, and there was a nice rain smell. The sky was clear, too. She walked over near the rim of the tower that was facing the ocean. She saw the moon and stars lying over the sea. It's so pretty, even though I am from space, where stars are barely noticed, she thought. Her thoughts soon drifted over to Robin, and, sure enough, Robin walked onto the roof. He walked over to her and sat down.

"Is there something wrong, Star?" he asked. "Why do you ask?" she replied. "Well, when something's wrong, you're usually on the roof." Robin said.

"It is... Kitten. I just do not, um, like her." Starfire replied. Robin knew what she was talking about, even though she wasn't admitting it. "Star," he said, "do you... like me?"

Starfire looked at him. She didn't know what to say! If she said yes, but he didn't like her, then it would ruin their friendship, but if she said no and he liked her, then he would feel hurt. It was a risk she was going to take, though.

"Yes Robin, I do," she replied. Robin looked at her with a small smile on his face. "I ask because... I like you too, Starfire. I like you a lot." He grabbed her hand, and she could feel her heart beat faster.

He leaned towards her. Their lips were almost touching when someone yelled, "Oh, Robbie-poo!"
Robin stopped, and then turned around. Behind them was Kitten!

"Kitten! What are you doing here?" Robin yelled. His face was blushing furiously.

"Oh, I'm not really here," Kitten crowed. "It's just a hologram. But I came to tell you this. If you don't meet my demands, I will release those mutant moths, because my dad is in jail. And one more thing: they're after one person. They'll still destroy property, of course, but whoever that person is better hide." She gave a triumphant grin.

"Who is it?" Robin demanded. "Nope, I'm not telling you unless my demands are met..." Kitten replied.
"Well, what are they?" he asked. "And if it's about taking you to another prom, you can't count on it."
Kitten looked as if she were thinking. Then she said, "Oh, I'll get you to come with me whether you like it or not. Tootles, Starfire," she said with an evil grin. "And bye to you, Robbie-poo," she finished with a wave of her hand. Then the hologram disappeared.

Starfire was angry. First of all, she had no clue who was the person she was planning on attacking. It might be Robin, for all she knew. And, second of all, she ruined what was to be Starfire's greatest moment of her life. Now Robin would probably say, "Titans-go!"

She looked to her side and saw Robin was gone. He was running to the stairs, probably to tell the rest of the Titans about what just happened. She got up and went downstairs.

When she got there, Robin had just begun to tell what happened on the roof.

"What were you and Star doing on the roof?" Beast Boy said, giving Robin a sly look.

"Never you mind," Robin replied. "The point is, Kitten is going to try to hurt one of us, and, whatever her stupid demands are, if I don't do them, she's releasing those moths."

"We don't know where she is, either," Cyborg said. "Who knows, she could be in the T Tower right now."

This made everyone shudder at the thought. "Here's a crazy idea; what if she's at her house?" Raven said. Leave it to Raven to pull everyone together.

"Well... that too," Robin said. "We better go and check it out."

Later, they were inside Kitten's house... "Man, this place gives me the creeps," Beast Boy said. "I like it," Raven said.

"Of course you like it. It fits your personality," Beast Boy replied.

Raven opened her mouth to give him an insult, but Robin spoke just in time.

"Okay, split up. If something happens, you know the signal. If nothing happens, meet back here in one hour." Robin said. They all went down different hallways.

Starfire wished she could be with Robin. She knew it was another mission, but having him along for company made her feel safe.

She walked down the empty hallway when she heard something. It wasn't the house settling, mind you. It was someone talking. Their voice sounded familiar. A little too familiar...

She saw a door ajar, so she went and looked to see what was in the room.

Kitten! She thought angrily. She opened the door and said, "All right Kitten, I found you!"

Kitten gave her idiotic smile. "Oh yeah? How are you sure which one is the real Kitten?" All of a sudden, ten more Kittens were in the room. Then twenty, thirty...

"C'mon Starfire, which one is real? You wouldn't want Robin to be hurt, would you? Or how bout the rest of your stupid friends?"

"None are stupid like you!" Starfire retorted.

"Oh, Star, you hurt my feelings," the Kittens said in a mock voice. "well, too bad, because none of these holograms are real!"

With that, all of the holograms disappeared. Starfire was about to pull her hair out. If she isn't in her own house, where could she be? She thought. She continued to look around the room, but somewhere an alarm went off. Oh no, I got to get back to the others!

She ran (er, flew) off to meet the others. "Hey Star, what kept you?" Cyborg asked.

She told them about the room, and all of the Kitten holograms. "Well," Robin said, we might as well go back to the T Tower." With this, they all went home...

yep, thanks for reading all of that even though on Microsoft Word, it's four pages... it may be my longest chapter, so don't worry. And, sadly enough, Kitten did ruin what was to be Starfire's greatest moment of her entire life. But don't worry, you Star/Rob fans. It is a romance, after all. Keep reading, Helga Moon