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Robin sat down at the kitchen table reading the note Cyborg had left.

Hey guys, guess what? I beat the game! You should
have seen it! Well any ways, it turns out that
there's a sequel to it and I must have it!
Unfortunately, it isn't sold here, so I took the T-
car and I'm going to this place that has it. I
should be back in a day or so. See Ya!
-Cyborg

'I need to have a long talk with every one. You can't just leave when ever you want to!' Robin crushed the sheet of paper in his hand and got up to through it away.

Raven was in the kitchen preparing another cup of tea. She watched Robin walk over to the trashcan and through the paper away. She rolled her eyes at the thought of how immature Cyborg was. Raven put the pot of hot water on the stove and turned it on. Robin went back to his seat at the table and Raven went to join him. The two sat there looking at each other's emotionless faces. Robin sighed and looked down at the table.

"Raven... could you not-"

"I won't tell any one, Robin," Raven said, interrupting him. Robin looked up at her relieved. He opened his mouth to thank her, but was interrupted again. "But don't you ever do something like that again," She said, anger in her voice. Robin looked down at the table again.

"I know. It was stupid. I just didn't know what to do..." Robin trailed off shaking his head. He laid his arms on the table and looked up at her. "Raven... thanks... for every thing. I don't know what I would have done if you hadn't shown up. Thank you."

Raven lifted her hand and put it on Robin's. She squeezed it a little and he squeezed back. Raven looked at her fearless leader. She didn't see a mighty warrior or a brilliant detective. She saw what he truly was: a teen, trying to get through life. A regular person who had to deal with the same problems as everyone else. Just like her. She sat there, holding Robin's hand, and looking into his mask. She felt so good inside. She wished that the moment would last forever.

Robin looked into Raven's eyes. He wasn't startled when Raven grabbed his hand. He didn't find it weird or out of character. It just felt right. He felt the warmth of her hand that seemed to melt away all of his problems. Then, he felt his heart skip a beat. Raven smiled. Robin had seen her smile before, but this one was different. This made all other smiles fail in comparison. Robin wished this moment would last forever.

Yin and Starfire walked hand in hand down the hallway. They were headed for the kitchen to see if any one was still up. Yin walked a few steps into the room before he noticed the two people sitting to the left of him. He stopped and stared at the two. Starfire followed his gaze to see Robin and Raven, holding hands, and smiling. The smile on Raven's face went away when she realized they weren't alone. Robin and Raven turned to see Yin and Starfire, holding hands and staring at them. The two couples stared at each other, each looking at the other's interlocked hands. They stood there for a second until a low whistle broke the silence. The whistle grew steadily louder as Raven's water came to a boil. Both couples let go of each other and tried to act nonchalant. Raven got up and turned off the stove, letting the whistle slowly die down. Robin cleared his throat.

"Hey Raven, will you make me a cup of tea too?" He asked. Raven was a little surprised that Robin would want some.

"Sure," she said, barely able to hide her surprise.

"Um, can I have some too?" Yin asked a little timidly.

"Alright," Raven said turning to look at Yin. She then looked next to him at Starfire, "You want some too?"

"Yes please!" She said, smiling widely. Yin walked over to the table Robin was sitting at and Starfire went to help Raven prepare the tea.

Yin sat down on the opposite side of Robin. Robin had watched him walk over to the table with a blank look on his face. Robin kept the blank look when Yin sat down, staring right at his face.

"Did she tell you?" Robin asked in a voice soft enough that the girls couldn't hear.

"She told me you two broke up, that's it." Yin said, keeping his voice low as well. Robin just nodded his head. The two sat there for a few seconds not saying anything. Then Yin broke the silence, "So, are we cool?" He asked. Robin looked at him for a few seconds. "Yeah, were cool," He said. Yin got a smile on his face and looked relived. "But if you hurt her, I swear, I will cut your freaking head off." Robin said, in a voice that would scare the devil himself. Yin's smile only got bigger, "Same goes for you. Raven's like a sister too me." Both Robin and Yin got a smile on their face that said they understood each other.

Raven got the four cups as Starfire got four bags of tea. Raven poured the hot water into the four cups and Starfire set a bag into each one. Raven got out some sugar packets.

"Hey Star, how does Robin take his tea?" Raven asked, putting the box on the counter.

"One packet of sugar," She said, almost in a sad tone. Raven looked at Star and saw that she was looking down at the counter with her smile completely gone. Then, Star looked at Raven. "How does Yin take his tea?" She asked.

"He likes it plain," Raven said, a little confused by the question. Starfire looked down at the table and smiled.

"Good, that will be easy to remember," Star got her normal smile back.

Star picked up hers and Yin's cups and walked over to the kitchen table with Raven, also carrying two cups, close behind. Starfire sat next to Yin and handed him his cup. Raven did the same. Both couples sat there drinking their tea, knowing no more needed to be said.

At Prison

Jinx sat in her cell all alone. Apparently, the openly gay don't have to share a cell. Jinx sat on her bed that night thinking about the same thing she did every night. How she was going to get revenge on Yin.

"He humiliated me!" She said to her self. "He needs to pay!"

"I absolutely agree," said a voice from behind her. Jinx spun around to see whom it came from. She smiled when she saw a tall man standing behind her.

"Hello, Slade,"