AN: Hey guys! I am back with another Teen Titans Fanfiction! I sincerely hope that you all enjoy this one. If you are interested, I would also recommend checking out my Teen Titans oneshot, One Last Goodbye.

Anyway, onto the story!

Chapter 1 Embarrassed, Fluttery Feelings

Titans Tower was bustling with life both inside and out. The sun was just starting to rise outside, giving the main room a very homey, comforting vibe. Cyborg was cooking breakfast on the stove and whistling a cheery tune that he had heard on some random radio station. Starfire was engaged in arranging a line of dominoes, an Earth invention that she had been introduced to by Beast Boy. Raven was sitting on the couch with her legs crossed. She had her nose buried in a very thick, black covered book.

"I am the done!" Starfire cheered in delight once she had no more dominoes to arrange. "Now, if what Beast Boy said is right, if I were to do the bumping of the first domino with my finger…"

Starfire lightly tapped the domino directly in front of her. It tilted forward, causing the rest of the dominoes to topple. Starfire watched, her large green eyes wide with wonder as the toys continued to take each other down. Once they had completely toppled, she clapped her hands and sprung up into the air.

"Oh, what a marvelous Earth invention!" She exclaimed. She flew over to the blue cloaked sorceress on the couch. "Raven, have you tried the dominoes? They are most delightful!"

Raven didn't even bother looking up from her book. She was too engrossed in the world of knights and dragons, the realm of spells and mystery.

"Maybe some other time, Star," she said. The alien princess giggled happily, her legs and feet nowhere close to the floor.

"Oh, I do hope that the other time will be soon!"

"Well, you had better wait for another time," Cyborg said as he waltzed away from the stove. "Because this time is breakfast time!"

The pan settled down on the table with a plunk. Starfire eagerly flew over to the table while Raven took her sweet time to read through the last few words on the page. Cyborg grinned when he saw his fiery haired friend look into the pan at his fried eggs and sizzling bacon.

"Joy!" Starfire exclaimed. "You have made the most scrumptious of meals, Cyborg!"

Cyborg chuckled. Starfire hadn't even tried his food yet; she was judging solely on appearances.

"Well, of course!" he said enthusiastically. "I am a Master Chef!" He snickered. "And yes, that reference was intentional!"

Starfire, although she did not understand what exactly was being referenced, giggled. Raven, on the other hand, just rolled her eyes.

"Yeah, you're a master something alright," she said with sarcastic inflection. She sat down at the table and telekinetically got one of the plates out of the cabinet. Starfire also sat down, eager to fill her nine stomachs with food.

As Cyborg served his two female friends, he started to wonder where Robin and Beast Boy were. He had not seen them since he had woken up. Robin was probably at the training course. After all, he was very dedicated to his occupation of superhero. As for Beast Boy, Cyborg reasoned that he was still asleep. He usually slept in for long periods of time on the weekend.

Just as Cyborg was thinking about him, Beast Boy came into the room. His hair wasn't even combed yet, his shoes were still untied. He also looked like he was in a hurry.

"Hey, BB," Cyborg said with a bright smile. "Want something to eat? I think we have some…" Cyborg nearly choked on the word…"tofu in the fridge."

"No time," the changeling said. He leaned over the table, his feature wrought with a rush of feelings. "I need to find Robin."

Starfire and Raven stared at Beast Boy, taken aback by his anxious mood. Then Raven spotted something.

"Beast Boy," she said while clearing her throat. "XYZ."

Beast Boy looked over at the purple haired witch in confusion.

"What?"

Raven cast another glance down toward Beast Boy's crotch.

"Examine your zipper."

Beast Boy looked down and nearly fainted in embarrassment. His zipper was completely down, exposing his goodies to the world. His green face turned scarlet as he fixed the problem.

"Oh man! I am so sorry you had to see that, Raven!"

Raven nodded, a stoic expression on her face.

"So am I."

Beast Boy's face was so red that he could be passed off as some sort of Christmas decoration. Cyborg let out loud, echoing laughter while Starfire just sat back, feeling sympathetic for the green changeling.

"Anyway," Beast Boy said, turning back to Cyborg. "Dude, do you know where Robin is?"

Cyborg shrugged.

"He's probably down at the training course."

Beast Boy let out a relieved smile.

"Good. I need to find him as soon as possible."

With that, Beast Boy started to rush toward the door. Before he could get much of anywhere, however, Cyborg called out to him.

"Woah woah. Dude, slow your roll!"

"Yes," said Starfire. "Beast Boy, why are you doing the hurry-scurrying?"

Beast Boy turned back to his teammates. His eyes focused on Cyborg and Starfire, both looking at him in curiosity.

"I...um.."

Suddenly, Beast Boy's eyes seemed to shift to Raven. He snuck a glance at her violet eyes, stoic yet seemingly glittering in the light. He turned away, his face directed toward the floor. He was starting to blush again, and doing it hard.

"I can't talk about it. I just need his help," he said, almost in a whisper.

With that, he left the room. The others exchanged glances with one another.

"What was that all about?" Starfire asked Cyborg. The half robot shrugged.

"I don't know. He usually is eager to eat in the morning."

Raven just shook her head.

"Well, whatever he is feeling, I am sure that it will pass." She took a bite of her eggs. "Now, if you'll excuse me, I want to finish my book. It is starting to get good."

With that, Raven picked up her book and went to her bedroom.