Yea! Update! Yes, I think this chapter is one of my better works, so I will not bore you with Authors notes and let you get on to reading the story.
Raven and Beast Boy stared at each other for a few seconds, before Raven shrugged him off.
"You okay?" Beast Boy asked.
"Yeah." All the bravery Raven had felt about telling Beast Boy her feelings vanished, leaving her at a complete lost for words. What she didn't know was that the same thing was happening to Beast Boy.
"Oh great. What perfect time to run into Raven. Fate is cruel!" Beast Boy thought. His pulse increased. Could Raven sense it?
I've got to get this over with, Raven thought. Her heart clenched. She grabbed Beast Boy by the hand.
"Come here. I need to talk to you."
She fairly dragged him up to the rooftop, where she gave a furtive glance around to make sure no one else was in the vicinity. The air was warm, though the sun was slowly fading. She turned, letting go of Beast Boy's hand. He was looking at her strangely. Damn, damn, damn.... she thought. What was she going to say to him?
"What I'm trying to say is..."
"Uh huh?" Beast Boy tilted his head. He was so cute looking at her like that, it made her want to scream.
"The thing is...?"
"Yes?"
Raven sighed and threw up her hands. "I give up!" she announced. She walked very fast, attempting to get away from Beast Boy. She ran down the stairs, into her room, locked the door, and stayed there for the rest of her life. Well, that was her original plan, anyway. Raven had almost made it across the roof to the door when Beast Boy grabbed her.
"Wait!" he said.
Startled, she tripped and fell into Beast Boy and they went down. Raven found herself in the awkward position of being on top of Beast Boy's chest. Raven felt her heart beating wildly, and knew that in their current position, Beast Boy could feel it too. She also knew a blush was forming across her cheeks. Mortified, she attempted to push herself off of Beast Boy.
His arm encircled his waist, preventing her from doing so.
"W-What the hell are you doing?" Raven struggled. He gave her a lazy grin, and held her chin so she looked straight at him.
"What I've always wanted to do," he whispered, before he raised his head to kiss her.
Raven's world exploded. She gave up all hope of running away. Raven surrendered, and let the fiery joy of true, actual, only-happens-in fairytale love submerge her in pleasure.
Raven never wanted that kiss to end. Neither did Beast Boy, but eventually, they both needed oxygen and they broke apart. Reality finally hit them both. Raven moved slightly, not to get up, but so that she could snuggle into him. More comfortably. He purred luxuriously, making her laugh. She traced his collarbone lightly, before leaning into him for another kiss.
"Hi, guys! Thought we might play a little night volleyba- What the hell is going on?" Robin, Starfire, and Cyborg appeared in the doorway that lead to the roof. Beast Boy and Raven looked up, their expressions resembling those of children who have been caught opening presents before their birthday.
"Um..." They looked at each other, before Raven broke the silence.
"Do you mind?" She snapped, before sending them all flying back down the stairs with a streak of black light. They landed at the bottom of the stairs in a heap.
"Come back later!" She yelled at them, before sealing the door downstairs firmly shut with her power, so there would be no more interruptions.
Cyborg, Robin, and Starfire untangled their various limbs from each other and brushed themselves off.
"I guess we won't be playing night volleyball after all," said Cyborg wistfully, glancing up at the now sealed door.
Meanwhile, Robin was looking at Starfire in a new light, as if she were a goddess. Starfire sidled up to Robin. "You know...there are plenty of other rooms in this tower that are unoccupied," she smiled.
Robin nodded dumbly, and let Starfire lead him out of the room. Cyborg watched them go. "Now would be a good time to wax my car," he thought, and walked off.
Back on the roof, Beast Boy chuckled. "You know, with the combined efforts of Cyborg, Robin, and Starfire, they could eventually get through that door," he commented.
"Oh, I'd like to see them try," Raven said, her eyes glinting. "Now, where were we...?"
"I think we were... oomph!" Beast Boy was abruptly cut off when Raven jumped on him and stopped his talking by kissing him thoroughly. The night was theirs, and they intended to use it to the fullest.
Thanks to all you wonderful, fantastic reviewers. All my inspiration is attributed to your helpful comments. Last chapter...sniff...I had so much fun writing this... maybe I'll write another! What do you think?
Raven and Beast Boy stared at each other for a few seconds, before Raven shrugged him off.
"You okay?" Beast Boy asked.
"Yeah." All the bravery Raven had felt about telling Beast Boy her feelings vanished, leaving her at a complete lost for words. What she didn't know was that the same thing was happening to Beast Boy.
"Oh great. What perfect time to run into Raven. Fate is cruel!" Beast Boy thought. His pulse increased. Could Raven sense it?
I've got to get this over with, Raven thought. Her heart clenched. She grabbed Beast Boy by the hand.
"Come here. I need to talk to you."
She fairly dragged him up to the rooftop, where she gave a furtive glance around to make sure no one else was in the vicinity. The air was warm, though the sun was slowly fading. She turned, letting go of Beast Boy's hand. He was looking at her strangely. Damn, damn, damn.... she thought. What was she going to say to him?
"What I'm trying to say is..."
"Uh huh?" Beast Boy tilted his head. He was so cute looking at her like that, it made her want to scream.
"The thing is...?"
"Yes?"
Raven sighed and threw up her hands. "I give up!" she announced. She walked very fast, attempting to get away from Beast Boy. She ran down the stairs, into her room, locked the door, and stayed there for the rest of her life. Well, that was her original plan, anyway. Raven had almost made it across the roof to the door when Beast Boy grabbed her.
"Wait!" he said.
Startled, she tripped and fell into Beast Boy and they went down. Raven found herself in the awkward position of being on top of Beast Boy's chest. Raven felt her heart beating wildly, and knew that in their current position, Beast Boy could feel it too. She also knew a blush was forming across her cheeks. Mortified, she attempted to push herself off of Beast Boy.
His arm encircled his waist, preventing her from doing so.
"W-What the hell are you doing?" Raven struggled. He gave her a lazy grin, and held her chin so she looked straight at him.
"What I've always wanted to do," he whispered, before he raised his head to kiss her.
Raven's world exploded. She gave up all hope of running away. Raven surrendered, and let the fiery joy of true, actual, only-happens-in fairytale love submerge her in pleasure.
Raven never wanted that kiss to end. Neither did Beast Boy, but eventually, they both needed oxygen and they broke apart. Reality finally hit them both. Raven moved slightly, not to get up, but so that she could snuggle into him. More comfortably. He purred luxuriously, making her laugh. She traced his collarbone lightly, before leaning into him for another kiss.
"Hi, guys! Thought we might play a little night volleyba- What the hell is going on?" Robin, Starfire, and Cyborg appeared in the doorway that lead to the roof. Beast Boy and Raven looked up, their expressions resembling those of children who have been caught opening presents before their birthday.
"Um..." They looked at each other, before Raven broke the silence.
"Do you mind?" She snapped, before sending them all flying back down the stairs with a streak of black light. They landed at the bottom of the stairs in a heap.
"Come back later!" She yelled at them, before sealing the door downstairs firmly shut with her power, so there would be no more interruptions.
Cyborg, Robin, and Starfire untangled their various limbs from each other and brushed themselves off.
"I guess we won't be playing night volleyball after all," said Cyborg wistfully, glancing up at the now sealed door.
Meanwhile, Robin was looking at Starfire in a new light, as if she were a goddess. Starfire sidled up to Robin. "You know...there are plenty of other rooms in this tower that are unoccupied," she smiled.
Robin nodded dumbly, and let Starfire lead him out of the room. Cyborg watched them go. "Now would be a good time to wax my car," he thought, and walked off.
Back on the roof, Beast Boy chuckled. "You know, with the combined efforts of Cyborg, Robin, and Starfire, they could eventually get through that door," he commented.
"Oh, I'd like to see them try," Raven said, her eyes glinting. "Now, where were we...?"
"I think we were... oomph!" Beast Boy was abruptly cut off when Raven jumped on him and stopped his talking by kissing him thoroughly. The night was theirs, and they intended to use it to the fullest.
Thanks to all you wonderful, fantastic reviewers. All my inspiration is attributed to your helpful comments. Last chapter...sniff...I had so much fun writing this... maybe I'll write another! What do you think?