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A/N: A special note to Obsidian Hearts: I know that a one-shot is only one chapter, thank you. I expanded it because a lot of people asked me to, and I was trying to be nice. Christmas spirit and all. I'm sorry if you don't like it that way. Also, I changed the summary, so it doesn't say one-shot anymore. Happy?

Raven turned away, looking out into the sky. Kissing wasn't an option.

Robin tapped her on the shoulder. "So," he asked, giving her an odd look." Why do you come up here so often?"

She tried to think of a good response. She had a reputation to keep, after all.

"So people can follow me."

He was grinning again. "And why would you want people to follow you?"

Raven couldn't help herself. "So we can do things we couldn't do in public." Robin looked shocked, but Raven didn't back down.

"Really?" He asked, inching closer.

Raven inched away from him. "Maybe." He moved closer. She moved away.

"This is silly," he said, finally.

She raised her eyebrows. "What would you have me do?"

"Stay still."

"I'm not sure if I can manage that."

"I could help," he offered, as if he were offering his help in fixing a window pane. The circumstances, however, were slightly different.

"You could, could you?"

Robin nodded.

"Well, I don't know…." But, before she could move away again, he had pinned her down. "You know this is a bad idea."

"What is?"

"Pinning me down."

"Why?"

"Because," she said, and a piece of metal broke of somewhere on the roof, " Things break."

"So, if I'm only pinning you down now," he replied, grinning down at a very horrified Raven. "What would happen if I did this?" He asked, and planted his lips firmly o her cheek.

A stray cement block went flying past them and off the tower.

"Do you really want to test me?" She asked, looking smug.

"Maybe," he replied, kissing her on the lips.

The kiss ended, but Robin still wouldn't get off of her. "Now, this is silly. You've tested. Go away," she said, a scowl replacing her blissful look.

"I don't think that's really what you want."

"And how would you know?"

"Because another cement block just went flying by."

A/N: Review. That's done, and I'm happy. I hope you are too.