A/N: Thanks to everyone who reviewed and a special thanks to everyone who wished the best for my grandpa. The surgery went by perfectly; I think it was actually harder on my parents and my grandma because they had to wait at the hospital through the entire thing. But he's back to his normal self, his memory's back and he's telling jokes like there's no tomorrow.
Story Challenge! Important!: If anybody can will take up my story challenge you can get five cookies points per chapter that you write. E-mail me at mehuntley sbcglobal . net (I had to space it out so it will appear) and I'll give you the summary and the requirements and you can see if you want to write the story for cookie points.
Cookie Point explanation: Whoever has the most cookie points at the end of the story gets the next one I write dedicated to them, and they can be in the story too.
Lain shadow: yes, Jason is right. Thank you for your support, and I appreciate your prayers. Also, thanks for the complement, even my friends don't give me that high of compliments. And luckily you won't have to wait a year. What you said would keep me writing, not prevent me from it.
JPElles: The reality show ended a little after Beast Boy left. But yeah, I know it was kinda quick, but the last chapter is probably my least favorite thing I've ever written since my first and second stories.
Mr.Evil: Sorry about your friend, but you might want to take him and get that checked out. Sorry about last chapter, I couldn't help myself. I don't know what big fights I can add now; I think the story's just going to get worse (maybe not worse, but about the same) from here.
acosta pérez josé Ramiro: Orange and month don't rhyme with anything, and you've just got to wait and see what I'm going to do about the other three Titans. And yes, Jason is right.
Mysteriousmagic: Yes, Jason is right.
Hafewolfdemon: You're right, it is Jason. Thank you.
Under Contract
Chapter 6: Making it Big
Cyborg had been gone for about two weeks when Raven and Robin were called to start the production of their movie. When they got their scripts and started reading them, they realized that Pauly had lied to them.
"Wait a minute, Robin, the other members of our team are in this movie, but I don't see them any where," Raven exclaimed.
"Yeah, um, about that, we figured that the five of you could not work together so the director choose you two and decided to just add all the special effects for the other three," Pauly said.
"But that makes no sense, why waste time and add in special effect when you could get the other three to actually do it. The director made a really bad choice, they could easily pick some gorgeous babe, stick her in a leotard and add the special effects to only one person, because I'm completely human, I've just got a whole bunch of gadgets," Robin commented.
"They wanted you two to boost the box office sales because you two are still the most popular out of the five," Pauly informed them.
"Whatever, I don't know if I'll be able to do this movie, Robin and I agreed to do it because we thought it wouldn't hurt the other three, because we still care about them. Having different people play them; that would be really offensive to them," Raven said.
"Yeah, either cast them and get rid of us, or we won't do the movie," Robin declared.
"Sorry, you guys can't quit, you're under a contract, the only way to get out of this is for you to be fired, and that's very unlikely. Polls show that anything with at least one of you two sells 50 percent better then a product on its own. And something with both of you is 75 percent better." Pauly explained.
"What if we're really bad at acting or blow up the studio?" Raven asked.
"Nope, the only thing that would do is postpone the filming," Pauly replied, and then he walked off.
"Raven, we've got to convince the director to cast the other Titans in this movie, they may still be mad at us, but I think we should give our friendships with them a second chance," Robin murmured to her, so nobody could hear.
"I agree, but how are we going to convince him to cast the other three? I mean, I hope he'll jump at the chance to do so, but I don't know," Raven whispered.
"We'll just have to take our chances, and if anything we can find our contract and shred it like you always see when other celebrities get fed up," Robin suggested
"I don't think that means anything Robin," Raven replied.
"I know, but still," Robin said sheepishly.
"So, we should either start memorizing our scripts or go and talk to the director, what's your pick?" Raven asked.
"Let's go talk to the director, the sooner we propose the opportunity, the faster we'll get a reply," Robin decided.
So the two had a wild goose chase all around the studio and then they found some one who could tell them where they had to go to talk to the man in charge of the movie.
When they found him he was at the doughnut table, so Raven and Robin cornered him.
"Hey, you're Ross Roberts right?" Raven asked.
"Yeah, that's me, and you two are Raven and Robin," Ross said.
"Yeah, we've got a request for you," Robin started.
"Sure, anything for my stars," Ross agreed.
"Will you cast the other three Titans in this movie? Because we don't think the other three should be insulted in this way of not being cast as their own character. And besides, it'll get rid of a lot of the time you'd have to spend to do the special effects for the movie," Raven informed the director.
"I'm not really sure if I can do that, because I'm not in charge of casting, and I thought the five of you couldn't stand each other," Ross replied confusedly.
"About that, we're really not all that mad at the other three, so we're hoping that if we get them their parts in this movie that they'll accept our apology, and yeah," Raven informed him.
"I'll talk to the people in charge of casting to see what I can do, but I'm not sure if they'll listen, because sometimes if they get huge stars they won't really be willing to give them up," Ross explained to the two heroes.
"Just the fact that you asked would be okay in our book, and if they don't accept, then we'll ask them, we just hoped that we wouldn't have to do it," Robin said.
"Alright, I'll get right on that but only because it seems you two would do anything to get them in this movie," Ross agreed.
"Thank you, we really appreciate this," Raven exclaimed, hugging Ross.
"Anytime, but for now, why don't you guys read over the scripts and get used to the set, just so you'll know where everything is," Ross suggested, like he always did for a new movie.
"Okay, will you tell us what answer you get when you're done?" Raven asked.
"Oh, of course," Ross exclaimed, and then he hurried off to talk to the people in charge of casting the roles.
"He must be a new director, because he doesn't seem to be used to talking to the actors, or denying them anything," Robin commented.
"Either that, or he's just really, really nice," Raven said.
"I'm probably going to bet that he's new, I've never heard of him before," Robin said.
"Should we be concerned that this movie not be such a good one if it's one of his firsts?" Raven asked.
"I don't know, I mean, some people have really good first hits, like this author, Meghan Huntley, her first story was High School from Helland it did really well," Robin replied. A/N: I couldn't resist.
"I know, but should we have at least a little tiny bit of concern?" Raven asked.
"No, everything's going to be fine, I promise," Robin assured her.
"Alright, I'll just have to trust you," Raven replied.
Raven and Robin went to memorize their scripts and three days later they were used to the set and knew where everything was, but they got the answer on whether or not the other Titans would be in the movie. Ross came up to them as soon as he got the answer, but his news was not good news at all. He told Raven and Robin that the casting director had already landed some pretty big stars and they really didn't care how much time they had to spend on special effects.
The couple wasn't very happy with this decision, so they went to the casting director herself and tried to convince her to cast the other titans in the movie as well.
"Excuse me Miss Harnett, Raven and Robin are here to see you," the secretary said.
"Send them in," Miss Harnett commanded.
"Good morning," Raven greeted somewhat cheerily as she took a seat on one chair in front of the desk Miss Harnett was sitting behind. Robin took the chair to Raven's left.
"What can I do for you this morning?" The casting director asked.
"Well, we came to ask you to do us a favor," Robin started.
"What sort of favor? I'll make my decision when you tell me what it is," Miss Harnett exclaimed. Raven and Robin now realized that she was one of those people who were really short tempered.
"Would you possibly consider casting the other three titans in this movie, instead of the people you've already got?" Raven inquired.
"Why would you want the other three here? I thought you guys were all fighting," Miss Harnett exclaimed.
"That's the thing, we want the other titans to give us a chance to work things out with them. And we thought doing a movie together would be the perfect opportunity. And besides, how much of a slap in the face would it be if Robin and I were in this movie and the other three were being played by other actors?" Raven asked.
"I see your point, but I'm sorry, I've already landed some huge stars to play the other characters, and we can't possibly fire them so that we could have the other people who have no experience in acting," Miss Harnett exclaimed.
"Well, if you did hire Beast Boy, Cyborg, and Starfire then you wouldn't need to pay the other actors and their stunt doubles and you wouldn't have to waste as much time on special features which means you could start making a sequel faster," Robin tried to coax her.
"Well, I don't know, we'd save a lot of money and time hiring your friends, but we've already got such huge stars!" Miss Harnett complained.
"Well, things sell 75 percent better if Raven and I endorse them, so with all five of us, you'd be able to get the fans of Starfire, Beast Boy, and Cyborg all to come to the movie if the other three were in it. We may be the most popular couple with the newspapers and things but our fans are actually out numbered by the fans of our other team mates," Robin explained.
"Oh, I never thought of that," Miss Harnett exclaimed.
"So, are you going to ask them to do the movie?" Raven asked excitedly.
"I will, but I'm not firing the other actors yet, just incase they don't want to. You two may have gotten over the fight and want to sort out your differences, but you're also the oldest and most responsible," Miss Harnett warned.
"Just the fact that you'll ask, makes us completely delighted," Raven said, being extremely corny.
"I'll work on contacting them, you two run along now," the casting director instructed as she was already busy on the phone, trying to contact one of the other three ex-Titans.
"So, how'd everything go?" Ross asked as they came back to the set.
"She's calling people right now to try to get them in the movie!" Raven squeal, which was very un-Ravenlike, even after she's gotten control of her emotions.
"That's great! I'm excited too, sorry, but I was always a big fan of Beast Boy, he was funny," Ross exclaimed.
"Yeah, she said not to be angry or upset if some of them didn't want to be in the movie though. Because we're the oldest, she said we were the most responsible also." Robin explained to Ross, who was quickly becoming a really good friend of theirs.
"When are we going to start filming?" Raven asked.
"Well, now it depends on how long it takes Miss Harnett to track down the other three and propose the opportunity," Ross explained.
"Oh, so are we like, free to go for now?" Raven asked.
"Yeah, I'm sure you can take a lunch break or something, but I think that they want you here until six," Ross said.
"Do you want to come get some lunch with us than?" Robin inquired.
"I can't, but you two go ahead," Ross replied.
So Raven and Robin took their lunch break and went to get some lunch for lack of anything else to do. They took about two hours between the time they left and the time they got back, but they were two hours well spent.
When they were back at the studio, they had nothing to do except sit around and practice scenes, but the kissing scenes seemed to be favored more than the other ones. At six o'clock they were completely bored and ready to go home and find something to do. They grabbed dinner on their way back home and ate it on the couch were they just sat and watched TV.
"They should put a TV at the studio, that way we actually have something to do," Raven exclaimed.
"I agree with you completely," Robin sighed.
After a long pause in conversation, Raven spoke up again, "I hope Beast Boy, Cyborg, and Starfire all accept to be in the movie."
"Me too, because that means that we can try to convince them to come back home and live here and be part of the Titans again," Robin agreed.
"What do you think we'll do if the other three except to come shoot the movie? Do you think we should ask them to come back and become a team again?" Raven asked.
"That certainly seems like the right thing to do," Robin replied.
"Alright. If they accept to make the movie with us, we'll get their rooms cleaned up and stuff like that, except for Beast Boy's room, I'm not touching that stuff." Raven exclaimed.
"Alright, sounds like a plan, I'm not really sure how much of their stuff is left in their rooms to clean, but that's ok," Robin said.
"I know, that's why I suggested it," Raven replied.
So the two Titans finished their conversation and then went to bed. They fell asleep watching reruns of MASH.
A/N: And it's got two more chapters until it's done.
This Chapter's Question:
From space, what is the brightest man made place?
Last Chapter's Answer:
What is the name of Raven's first boyfriend in my story High School from Hell?
Answer: Jason
Standings:
Acosta pérez josé Ramiro: 3
Sillymail: 1
OceanPrincess4192: 2
Lain Shadow: 2
Hafewolfdemon: 2
MysteriousMagic: 1