I do not own Teen Titans or any of the DC Universe. I do own Sara though.
"Hello. My name is Sara. I hoped you enjoyed my show."
Robin studied the girl's face. He couldn't understand why she looked sad. Seeing BB and Cyborg's faces, he could tell the concert was a hit.
Cyborg was the first to answered, all glossy eyed. "Your music was the best I have ever heard. It was the most wonderful sound on Earth."
"Yes," BB added, "Beautiful..."
"It was a good song," Starfire added, though not as happy as BB and Cyborg.
"Most interesting song," Raven mumbled.
Robin was still staring at the girl's eyes. They were the perfect color of green. "Actually, I missed it. Sorry, I was running late."
The girl seemed to brighten up instantly and was smiling. "Really," she asked Robin, leaning closer to him. "You didn't hear any of my show?"
Robin didn't understand why she seemed happy about him missing her show. Usually people were mad about that sort of thing.
"Yeah," Robin answered, "You aren't mad..."
Sara shook her head. "No, I didn't think it was one of my better shows."
"What are you talking about," BB shouted.
"Yeah, it was a great show," Cyborg added.
Robin shook his head at the guys. Why did they have to argue so much? But, I guess that is what makes them them. Robin noticed someone humming. It was Sara. The sound was wonderful, but why was he so attracted to it. He glanced over to BB and Cyborg. They were in the same hypnotic state. He turned to see Raven and Starfire and see if they were just acting like the rest but they weren't. They were just standing there, looking at the rest of them. Didn't they here the music?
Robin noticed that the humming had stopped and the trance had gone from his mind. He also noticed that BB and Cyborg weren't arguing anymore, but they still had a look about them, a look as if their minds were elsewhere.
Robin's train of thought was stopped short when he heard mumbling coming from outside of the door.
"What is that weird sound," asked Starfire.
"Oh no," Sara said, looking at the door.
"What is it," Starfire asked.
"My adoring, yet overly obsessive fans," Sara answered. "Great... You guys better find a way out of here before you get stuck," Sara said to the titans.
Starfire walked toward Sara. "But what about you. If we were to leave, what would happen to you, friend?"
Sara started to blush and she looked to the ground, away from Starfire.
Starfire looked concerned. "Did I say something to upset you? I am sorry if I did."
Sara looked up and smiled at Starfire. She was amazed by the girl's kind words. "Of course not. You didn't say anything wrong, not really any way. It is just, what you called me."
"What did I call you?"
"You called me friend. No one has really ever said that to me in that way. Do you really want me to be your friend?"
Starfire began to smile as well. "Yes, of course. I love having friends."
"We would be honored to have you as our new friend," Robin said.
Even Raven nodded in agreement.
The cries from outside of Sara's door grew even louder. Sara sighed and shook her head at the door.
"Well, how do you guys propose that we get out of here," she asked the titans. "There is no way possible to go through the front now."
BB examined the room along with Cyborg. "What about that," BB said pointing up. He was pointing at a window that was on the ceiling. Robin looked up at it and was soon joined by everyone looking up at the ceiling.
"Good idea BB," Robin commented. "Now, how are we going to open it with out making a loud..."
He was cut off by a large bang, followed by ceiling falling down.
"Noise. Well, I guess that works to," Robin said.
BB changed into a hawk and flew gracefully through the hole in the ceiling. He was followed by Cyborg jumping out then Raven flying out.
"Here friend," Starfire said extending her hand to Sara, "I will help you get out."
"O..kay," Sara said, reaching for Star's hand. Starfire then proceeded to gently lift Sara out of the room then putting here on the roof of the building. Robin leaped out of the room and caught Sara's eye as she smiled at him, which made him trip on his perfect landing.
"Smooth," said Raven.
Robin glared at Raven then turned to Sara, who was still smiling. I have never seen a smile like hers, Robin thought. She didn't seem this happy before, that is until I told her that I missed her show.
"So, where to next. I mean, it isn't like we can stay up here all day," Sara said looking up at the sky.
"Um, well, um... maybe you could, well, um..." Robin tried to make out words but he couldn't. What is wrong with me, he thought. I have never stumbled on words before. It is her smile; her smile is making me nervous of embarrassing myself. Robin suddenly thought of why he would be nervous of being embarrassed. He had never had those thoughts around anyone, well, sometimes around Star but he had tried to forget those thoughts.
Starfire seemed to know what Robin was trying to say so she added, "I think what Robin is trying to say is, would you like to come over to our home?"
Sara brightened up when Starfire said those words. "Of course, I would love to see my new friend's house. But, how are we going to get there?"
Robin smiled when she said that. "Easy, we are the Teen Titans, we can do anything."
The ride to the Teen Tower was the most fun that Sara had ever had in her life. She ended up sitting on BB when he turned into a Pterodactyl. She loved having friends for once in her life. She couldn't even begin to describe the feelings that flowed through her, the thought that she had friends, friends of her own. Once they landed at the Tower, Sara was overwhelmed, the place was huge.
"Wow, you actually live here," she asked the titans.
"Yeah, it is our home," Robin said, more like mumbled though. He still couldn't understand why he had been stumbling over his words talking to Sara.
"This place is so neat," Sara said. "Do you mind if I could take a tour inside?"
"Not at all," Robin said. Sara ran inside following BB and Starfire. He was amazed in the change of Sara. She had seemed so sad, but when they became friends, she was instantly happy.
"Would you like me to make you a snack new friend Sara," Starfire asked.
"Sure," Sara said, "That would be great."
Starfire's eyes lit up and as she flew to the kitchen, a certain beeping sound could be heard.
"What is that sound," asked Raven.
Sara reached for her pocket and pulled out a small silver object, which happened to be her cell phone.
"Hello," Sara said into the phone, "Oh hi. No, I'm okay. Actually I am in the Teen Titans' Tower. No they didn't take me, they helped me leave. The crowd was huge. What? Now? Okay, I will be waiting for you. Bye." Sara put her phone back into her pocket. She looked at the floor then to the titans. She didn't seem too happy.
"What happened," Robin asked. He didn't like when she had a sad look on her face.
Sara looked up and smiled. Not the sort of smile that expresses happiness, but the smile someone gives their friend when they want to assure them that everything is okay.
"Oh, nothing really. Well, how should I explain this," Sara said. "The person that just called, he is sort of like my manager, but in a sense he is like my father because he takes care of me. He called because he was worried about me and wanted to know where I was. He is coming for me. He should be here in about five minutes."
Robin knew what type of person this guy was. He reminded him of his "dad". I am glad we have something in common, Robin thought.
Starfire came out of the kitchen holding a bowl that she was whisking. "What is wrong my friends? Why such the sad faces? We should be happy we have made a new friend. Plus I am almost finished cooking!"
"Star, Sara has to go home," BB told Starfire.
"Really? But you will not get a chance to finish my special food I have made," Starfire said as she showed the contents of the bowl to Sara. Sara and the other titans looked into the bowl and saw a tentacle inside of it. And it was still moving.
"Um," Robin said, "Maybe Sara could come by another time and try it."
The titans walked outside to see that a black SUV was coming up to the tower. When the car reached the titans and Sara, it stopped and a tall, blonde man came out of it. Robin noticed Sara's eyes got big as she ran over to the man.
"I didn't think you were serious when you said you were going to pick me up," Robin heard Sara say to the man.
"I am always serious my little songbird," the man said to Sara. He walked over to where the titans were standing and held out his hand to Robin. "I heard what you did for her, helping her get out of the building before the crowds grew to large."
Robin shook the man's hand but he really wasn't paying attention to what he was saying. He was focusing on his voice. That voice, Robin thought, it seems so familiar, but I don't recognize his face.
"My name is Wilson," the blonde man said, "Thank you again for helping Sara. Thank you, all of you."
"Maybe we well meet again," Robin said as Wilson walked toward the car and Sara followed.
"You can count on it, Robin." Wilson then opened the door and Sara got in, but before she did, she looked back at Robin and then went inside as Wilson followed. The car then drove away.
"I can see you had fun," Wilson said to Sara as they were driving away.
"I did," she answered, not paying attention. She hoped to see Robin soon. "Don't do anything to him, or any of the other titans for that matter, Okay?"
Wilson was taking of his black trench coat and his blue shirt to reveal a long sleeve, black shirt with a metallic color on it. "For the time being I won't mind you being with them, but if I don't want you to keep in contact with them, or if I simply get bored, you understand don't you?"
"No, so leave them alone." She turned to Wilson to see that he had already taken off his beige slacks to revel black pants underneath of them. He took off his shoes and put black boots on. He then grabbed a couple of metallic pads and attached them to his arms. He then smoothed his hair back and put on a black and brown mask.
"It is only a matter of time, my Siren..."
"Hello. My name is Sara. I hoped you enjoyed my show."
Robin studied the girl's face. He couldn't understand why she looked sad. Seeing BB and Cyborg's faces, he could tell the concert was a hit.
Cyborg was the first to answered, all glossy eyed. "Your music was the best I have ever heard. It was the most wonderful sound on Earth."
"Yes," BB added, "Beautiful..."
"It was a good song," Starfire added, though not as happy as BB and Cyborg.
"Most interesting song," Raven mumbled.
Robin was still staring at the girl's eyes. They were the perfect color of green. "Actually, I missed it. Sorry, I was running late."
The girl seemed to brighten up instantly and was smiling. "Really," she asked Robin, leaning closer to him. "You didn't hear any of my show?"
Robin didn't understand why she seemed happy about him missing her show. Usually people were mad about that sort of thing.
"Yeah," Robin answered, "You aren't mad..."
Sara shook her head. "No, I didn't think it was one of my better shows."
"What are you talking about," BB shouted.
"Yeah, it was a great show," Cyborg added.
Robin shook his head at the guys. Why did they have to argue so much? But, I guess that is what makes them them. Robin noticed someone humming. It was Sara. The sound was wonderful, but why was he so attracted to it. He glanced over to BB and Cyborg. They were in the same hypnotic state. He turned to see Raven and Starfire and see if they were just acting like the rest but they weren't. They were just standing there, looking at the rest of them. Didn't they here the music?
Robin noticed that the humming had stopped and the trance had gone from his mind. He also noticed that BB and Cyborg weren't arguing anymore, but they still had a look about them, a look as if their minds were elsewhere.
Robin's train of thought was stopped short when he heard mumbling coming from outside of the door.
"What is that weird sound," asked Starfire.
"Oh no," Sara said, looking at the door.
"What is it," Starfire asked.
"My adoring, yet overly obsessive fans," Sara answered. "Great... You guys better find a way out of here before you get stuck," Sara said to the titans.
Starfire walked toward Sara. "But what about you. If we were to leave, what would happen to you, friend?"
Sara started to blush and she looked to the ground, away from Starfire.
Starfire looked concerned. "Did I say something to upset you? I am sorry if I did."
Sara looked up and smiled at Starfire. She was amazed by the girl's kind words. "Of course not. You didn't say anything wrong, not really any way. It is just, what you called me."
"What did I call you?"
"You called me friend. No one has really ever said that to me in that way. Do you really want me to be your friend?"
Starfire began to smile as well. "Yes, of course. I love having friends."
"We would be honored to have you as our new friend," Robin said.
Even Raven nodded in agreement.
The cries from outside of Sara's door grew even louder. Sara sighed and shook her head at the door.
"Well, how do you guys propose that we get out of here," she asked the titans. "There is no way possible to go through the front now."
BB examined the room along with Cyborg. "What about that," BB said pointing up. He was pointing at a window that was on the ceiling. Robin looked up at it and was soon joined by everyone looking up at the ceiling.
"Good idea BB," Robin commented. "Now, how are we going to open it with out making a loud..."
He was cut off by a large bang, followed by ceiling falling down.
"Noise. Well, I guess that works to," Robin said.
BB changed into a hawk and flew gracefully through the hole in the ceiling. He was followed by Cyborg jumping out then Raven flying out.
"Here friend," Starfire said extending her hand to Sara, "I will help you get out."
"O..kay," Sara said, reaching for Star's hand. Starfire then proceeded to gently lift Sara out of the room then putting here on the roof of the building. Robin leaped out of the room and caught Sara's eye as she smiled at him, which made him trip on his perfect landing.
"Smooth," said Raven.
Robin glared at Raven then turned to Sara, who was still smiling. I have never seen a smile like hers, Robin thought. She didn't seem this happy before, that is until I told her that I missed her show.
"So, where to next. I mean, it isn't like we can stay up here all day," Sara said looking up at the sky.
"Um, well, um... maybe you could, well, um..." Robin tried to make out words but he couldn't. What is wrong with me, he thought. I have never stumbled on words before. It is her smile; her smile is making me nervous of embarrassing myself. Robin suddenly thought of why he would be nervous of being embarrassed. He had never had those thoughts around anyone, well, sometimes around Star but he had tried to forget those thoughts.
Starfire seemed to know what Robin was trying to say so she added, "I think what Robin is trying to say is, would you like to come over to our home?"
Sara brightened up when Starfire said those words. "Of course, I would love to see my new friend's house. But, how are we going to get there?"
Robin smiled when she said that. "Easy, we are the Teen Titans, we can do anything."
The ride to the Teen Tower was the most fun that Sara had ever had in her life. She ended up sitting on BB when he turned into a Pterodactyl. She loved having friends for once in her life. She couldn't even begin to describe the feelings that flowed through her, the thought that she had friends, friends of her own. Once they landed at the Tower, Sara was overwhelmed, the place was huge.
"Wow, you actually live here," she asked the titans.
"Yeah, it is our home," Robin said, more like mumbled though. He still couldn't understand why he had been stumbling over his words talking to Sara.
"This place is so neat," Sara said. "Do you mind if I could take a tour inside?"
"Not at all," Robin said. Sara ran inside following BB and Starfire. He was amazed in the change of Sara. She had seemed so sad, but when they became friends, she was instantly happy.
"Would you like me to make you a snack new friend Sara," Starfire asked.
"Sure," Sara said, "That would be great."
Starfire's eyes lit up and as she flew to the kitchen, a certain beeping sound could be heard.
"What is that sound," asked Raven.
Sara reached for her pocket and pulled out a small silver object, which happened to be her cell phone.
"Hello," Sara said into the phone, "Oh hi. No, I'm okay. Actually I am in the Teen Titans' Tower. No they didn't take me, they helped me leave. The crowd was huge. What? Now? Okay, I will be waiting for you. Bye." Sara put her phone back into her pocket. She looked at the floor then to the titans. She didn't seem too happy.
"What happened," Robin asked. He didn't like when she had a sad look on her face.
Sara looked up and smiled. Not the sort of smile that expresses happiness, but the smile someone gives their friend when they want to assure them that everything is okay.
"Oh, nothing really. Well, how should I explain this," Sara said. "The person that just called, he is sort of like my manager, but in a sense he is like my father because he takes care of me. He called because he was worried about me and wanted to know where I was. He is coming for me. He should be here in about five minutes."
Robin knew what type of person this guy was. He reminded him of his "dad". I am glad we have something in common, Robin thought.
Starfire came out of the kitchen holding a bowl that she was whisking. "What is wrong my friends? Why such the sad faces? We should be happy we have made a new friend. Plus I am almost finished cooking!"
"Star, Sara has to go home," BB told Starfire.
"Really? But you will not get a chance to finish my special food I have made," Starfire said as she showed the contents of the bowl to Sara. Sara and the other titans looked into the bowl and saw a tentacle inside of it. And it was still moving.
"Um," Robin said, "Maybe Sara could come by another time and try it."
The titans walked outside to see that a black SUV was coming up to the tower. When the car reached the titans and Sara, it stopped and a tall, blonde man came out of it. Robin noticed Sara's eyes got big as she ran over to the man.
"I didn't think you were serious when you said you were going to pick me up," Robin heard Sara say to the man.
"I am always serious my little songbird," the man said to Sara. He walked over to where the titans were standing and held out his hand to Robin. "I heard what you did for her, helping her get out of the building before the crowds grew to large."
Robin shook the man's hand but he really wasn't paying attention to what he was saying. He was focusing on his voice. That voice, Robin thought, it seems so familiar, but I don't recognize his face.
"My name is Wilson," the blonde man said, "Thank you again for helping Sara. Thank you, all of you."
"Maybe we well meet again," Robin said as Wilson walked toward the car and Sara followed.
"You can count on it, Robin." Wilson then opened the door and Sara got in, but before she did, she looked back at Robin and then went inside as Wilson followed. The car then drove away.
"I can see you had fun," Wilson said to Sara as they were driving away.
"I did," she answered, not paying attention. She hoped to see Robin soon. "Don't do anything to him, or any of the other titans for that matter, Okay?"
Wilson was taking of his black trench coat and his blue shirt to reveal a long sleeve, black shirt with a metallic color on it. "For the time being I won't mind you being with them, but if I don't want you to keep in contact with them, or if I simply get bored, you understand don't you?"
"No, so leave them alone." She turned to Wilson to see that he had already taken off his beige slacks to revel black pants underneath of them. He took off his shoes and put black boots on. He then grabbed a couple of metallic pads and attached them to his arms. He then smoothed his hair back and put on a black and brown mask.
"It is only a matter of time, my Siren..."