Disclaimer: Well, I've done it again. I tried to buy the Teen
Titans off the black market but to on luck. So I am once again sitting in
a jail cell awaiting trail. At least they know me here and the food is
pretty good. Lets just hope I get the nice jury again.
Author Note: Thanks to all who review. It makes me feel all warm and fuzzy to think people actually are reading this and like it.
word = thought
"word" = spoken
word = journal entry
"You have no faith in me do you?" Beast Boy angrily asks Cy.
"Yes I do ... it's just very little." Cy. retorts smirking.
The two boy had been trading insults for the past ten minutes. There didn't seem to be any end to the disagreement nor was their breakfast any closer to being completed.
"Why don't you just admit that soy bacon is better than pork so we can eat." B.B. cried out dodging a flying egg.
"Because, it is about as tasty as your old socks," Cy. shouted back. "No, I take that back your socks taste better. They at least have flavor.
The insults and semi-food fight continued for some time when Starfire unaware of the chaos floated into the kitchen.
Robin was currently pacing across his room and every once in while throwing a sideways glance towards the object of his attention ... the journal.
Ok Robin, you can do what you know is right and return the journal to Star. Or do what you really want to do and read it. But then if Star ever finds out she will never forgive you. Then I will just have to make sure she doesn't find out. I mean what if the book falls open on my desk and lands with a open page and I just happen to read it. Then I can see what it is she really thinks about me ... I mean the team. Yeah, that right, this is totally accidental.
Finished with his internal monologue Robin headed towards his desk and sat down to read. Flipping towards the beginning of the small white book he chose a page at random and began his journey into the female mind.
Beast Boy pulled another one of his stupid jokes on Cyborg today. If I didn't know the two of them were best friends I would swear they hated each other. Isn't it funny that the way you see people and the way they truly are can be totally different. Sometime I wonder how the others really imagine me, and what he truly thinks of me. Sometime I see the way people interact and wish I could be like them, not the outcast I am. Then I remember that I can't be like them and probably never will. Everything would be a lot easier if I just didn't care.
Robin never knew that Star felt this way about the Titans or other people. He always thought she fit in really well. The entry isn't that new so it might have been when she first got here and everything was confusing. Maybe I should read on to find out if she still feels that way.
"Glorious morn..." Star started to say entering the kitchen but at that moment was hit in the face with uncooked pancake batter (of unknown ingredients). As the sticky mess of "food" slid down her face the boys tried to make their escape.
"Is this appropriate behavior for the morning meal?" asked a confused Starfire.
A sweat drop appeared by both the boys as they look towards each other then back at Star at loss of what to tell her. Usually when the two of them did something stupid Robin or Raven were around to explain to Star what they were doing.
This time though they were on their own, so Cyborg took it upon himself to try and explain, "Well no Star, you see B.B. and I got bored while the food was cooking so we thought that since the training session wasn't until this afternoon we would try some new moves out now.
Star ponders this information for a few seconds when a huge grin spreads across her face. "This is most wonderful news. I wish to partake in the "session". "
The boy look at each other and fall over. Then someone from above smiled down on them because the next thing that happened was a pure miracle.
"Oh, but I can not for I must find friend Raven first. Have either of you seen her?"
"No sorry Starfire you missed her by about ten minutes."
"Yeah," B.B. added, "but if you hurry you might be able to catch her. I think she headed outside."
"Thank you for your help and good luck with the training." With that Star left to continue her search for Raven, not realizing she dropped the book a few hallways back. Not to mention a certain someone had possession of said book and was about to make the biggest find of his adolescent life.
Well that was exciting! Sorry for not having Raven in this chapter, but she will be in the next one promise. Now it is that time again ... time for everyone's favorite game "Review the Story"! Thanks once again.
Midnight Ivy
Author Note: Thanks to all who review. It makes me feel all warm and fuzzy to think people actually are reading this and like it.
word = thought
"word" = spoken
word = journal entry
"You have no faith in me do you?" Beast Boy angrily asks Cy.
"Yes I do ... it's just very little." Cy. retorts smirking.
The two boy had been trading insults for the past ten minutes. There didn't seem to be any end to the disagreement nor was their breakfast any closer to being completed.
"Why don't you just admit that soy bacon is better than pork so we can eat." B.B. cried out dodging a flying egg.
"Because, it is about as tasty as your old socks," Cy. shouted back. "No, I take that back your socks taste better. They at least have flavor.
The insults and semi-food fight continued for some time when Starfire unaware of the chaos floated into the kitchen.
Robin was currently pacing across his room and every once in while throwing a sideways glance towards the object of his attention ... the journal.
Ok Robin, you can do what you know is right and return the journal to Star. Or do what you really want to do and read it. But then if Star ever finds out she will never forgive you. Then I will just have to make sure she doesn't find out. I mean what if the book falls open on my desk and lands with a open page and I just happen to read it. Then I can see what it is she really thinks about me ... I mean the team. Yeah, that right, this is totally accidental.
Finished with his internal monologue Robin headed towards his desk and sat down to read. Flipping towards the beginning of the small white book he chose a page at random and began his journey into the female mind.
Beast Boy pulled another one of his stupid jokes on Cyborg today. If I didn't know the two of them were best friends I would swear they hated each other. Isn't it funny that the way you see people and the way they truly are can be totally different. Sometime I wonder how the others really imagine me, and what he truly thinks of me. Sometime I see the way people interact and wish I could be like them, not the outcast I am. Then I remember that I can't be like them and probably never will. Everything would be a lot easier if I just didn't care.
Robin never knew that Star felt this way about the Titans or other people. He always thought she fit in really well. The entry isn't that new so it might have been when she first got here and everything was confusing. Maybe I should read on to find out if she still feels that way.
"Glorious morn..." Star started to say entering the kitchen but at that moment was hit in the face with uncooked pancake batter (of unknown ingredients). As the sticky mess of "food" slid down her face the boys tried to make their escape.
"Is this appropriate behavior for the morning meal?" asked a confused Starfire.
A sweat drop appeared by both the boys as they look towards each other then back at Star at loss of what to tell her. Usually when the two of them did something stupid Robin or Raven were around to explain to Star what they were doing.
This time though they were on their own, so Cyborg took it upon himself to try and explain, "Well no Star, you see B.B. and I got bored while the food was cooking so we thought that since the training session wasn't until this afternoon we would try some new moves out now.
Star ponders this information for a few seconds when a huge grin spreads across her face. "This is most wonderful news. I wish to partake in the "session". "
The boy look at each other and fall over. Then someone from above smiled down on them because the next thing that happened was a pure miracle.
"Oh, but I can not for I must find friend Raven first. Have either of you seen her?"
"No sorry Starfire you missed her by about ten minutes."
"Yeah," B.B. added, "but if you hurry you might be able to catch her. I think she headed outside."
"Thank you for your help and good luck with the training." With that Star left to continue her search for Raven, not realizing she dropped the book a few hallways back. Not to mention a certain someone had possession of said book and was about to make the biggest find of his adolescent life.
Well that was exciting! Sorry for not having Raven in this chapter, but she will be in the next one promise. Now it is that time again ... time for everyone's favorite game "Review the Story"! Thanks once again.
Midnight Ivy