A/N: Hi again! Wow, you'd be surprised at the number of reviewers who agreed that they were bored too! Thanks for all the reviews! They really brightened my dull day.
Disclaimer: I do not own Teen Titans. If I did, Terra would be dead, new episodes would come out faster, and Raven would get more air time.
Summary: Beast boy is bored. He decides to read a book, which turns out to be Raven's Diary... BBRae
Bored
Chapter 2
"Stupid book," Beast boy muttered as he tracked down the hall to Raven's room. "I just had to ask for ideas when she was in the room. She's always so snappy to me. All I ever try to do is make her laugh."
He was rather intrigued at the prospect of being allowed in Raven's room, though. She never let anyone in there, except Starfire occasionally. He had seen it once, a year or so ago. He wondered if it was anything like he remembered.
Perhaps he was only interested in it because it was the room of the girl he liked.
Yes, Beast boy liked Raven. Quite a bit, actually. She was smart, clever, and funny in her own sarcastic way. Not to mention the fact she was gorgeous.
He had never mentioned his crush to anyone, though. He figured if Raven found out, he would end up in great pain.
Beast boy arrived at Raven's room, and cautiously slid the door open.
Glancing around, Beast boy discovered that the room had been rearranged a bit, but was still dark and gloomy as he remembered.
He felt nervous and a bit frightened at some of the odd decorations. "What does she use these things for?" he muttered, eyeing something that suspiciously looked like a head.
He went across to the bookshelf, which was black, and decorated with red cobwebs.
"Find a book...find a book..." he muttered, searching through the shelves.
Most of the books were thick novels, with complex titles. He sifted through them, looking for something intriguing.
"Dracula, Frankenstein, Dr. Jekyll..." Beast boy said aloud, reading the titles. "Does she have anything that's not dark?"
"From Hell, Fahrenheit 451," he continued, rolling his eyes. "Red Dragon, Vampire$, Pet Sematary, hang on, what's this?"
Beast boy stopped at a thin, hardback book that was slightly sticking out of the others, like it had been put away recently. It was a dark purple, with a lock on it, making sure no one could read it.
Figuring he might as well give one of these books a shot, he pulled it out, and glanced at the title. He began leaving the room, before realizing what he had just read, and doing a double-take at the title of the book.
Raven's Diary
Well that was unexpected. Raven didn't seem the type to keep a journal at all. Yet, here he was, with her diary in his hands.
This was the perfect chance to get to know Raven, and get back at her for all of her sarcastic comments towards him! He would know everything about her, and he'd be able to do whatever he wanted with her secrets! He'd know what she thought about him! He'd know why she didn't think his jokes were funny, and why she isolated herself!
As Beast boy headed for the door, a strange feeling settled on his shoulders. He felt, well, almost guilty at taking something that Raven obviously meant to keep private. "I really shouldn't be doing this, should I?" Beast boy asked himself. He thought of how upset Raven would be when she found out. How betrayed she would feel when she discovered he had violated her privacy.
Then he thought of all the things he could find out about her if he read this book.
Grinning, Beast boy pocketed the book, and left the room.
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Disclaimer: I do not own Teen Titans. If I did, Terra would be dead, new episodes would come out faster, and Raven would get more air time.
Summary: Beast boy is bored. He decides to read a book, which turns out to be Raven's Diary... BBRae
Chapter 2
"Stupid book," Beast boy muttered as he tracked down the hall to Raven's room. "I just had to ask for ideas when she was in the room. She's always so snappy to me. All I ever try to do is make her laugh."
He was rather intrigued at the prospect of being allowed in Raven's room, though. She never let anyone in there, except Starfire occasionally. He had seen it once, a year or so ago. He wondered if it was anything like he remembered.
Perhaps he was only interested in it because it was the room of the girl he liked.
Yes, Beast boy liked Raven. Quite a bit, actually. She was smart, clever, and funny in her own sarcastic way. Not to mention the fact she was gorgeous.
He had never mentioned his crush to anyone, though. He figured if Raven found out, he would end up in great pain.
Beast boy arrived at Raven's room, and cautiously slid the door open.
Glancing around, Beast boy discovered that the room had been rearranged a bit, but was still dark and gloomy as he remembered.
He felt nervous and a bit frightened at some of the odd decorations. "What does she use these things for?" he muttered, eyeing something that suspiciously looked like a head.
He went across to the bookshelf, which was black, and decorated with red cobwebs.
"Find a book...find a book..." he muttered, searching through the shelves.
Most of the books were thick novels, with complex titles. He sifted through them, looking for something intriguing.
"Dracula, Frankenstein, Dr. Jekyll..." Beast boy said aloud, reading the titles. "Does she have anything that's not dark?"
"From Hell, Fahrenheit 451," he continued, rolling his eyes. "Red Dragon, Vampire$, Pet Sematary, hang on, what's this?"
Beast boy stopped at a thin, hardback book that was slightly sticking out of the others, like it had been put away recently. It was a dark purple, with a lock on it, making sure no one could read it.
Figuring he might as well give one of these books a shot, he pulled it out, and glanced at the title. He began leaving the room, before realizing what he had just read, and doing a double-take at the title of the book.
Raven's Diary
Well that was unexpected. Raven didn't seem the type to keep a journal at all. Yet, here he was, with her diary in his hands.
This was the perfect chance to get to know Raven, and get back at her for all of her sarcastic comments towards him! He would know everything about her, and he'd be able to do whatever he wanted with her secrets! He'd know what she thought about him! He'd know why she didn't think his jokes were funny, and why she isolated herself!
As Beast boy headed for the door, a strange feeling settled on his shoulders. He felt, well, almost guilty at taking something that Raven obviously meant to keep private. "I really shouldn't be doing this, should I?" Beast boy asked himself. He thought of how upset Raven would be when she found out. How betrayed she would feel when she discovered he had violated her privacy.
Then he thought of all the things he could find out about her if he read this book.
Grinning, Beast boy pocketed the book, and left the room.
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Hint to come: Beast Boy begins to read Raven's diary.