Hi! It's me Angel again. This is the Sequel to 5 GOLDEN TITANS ETC ETC so if you haven't read it you will be thoroughly confused. If you have read it then enjoy this! It's the next chapter with the three werewolves and the teen titans. The Teen Titans are not my own, but Demitri, Adia, Nree, and Lily are my creation and characters. Other characters will be added later that will be my own but I'll tell you about those later lol.
Angel
Chapter 6 - I saw Raven Kissing Beasty Boy
After dinner Adia was led by Raven to her old room, the simple guest room in the Tower. The last time she had been in here, Demitri was with her. Her eyes fell as she approached the bed, touching it was Raven shut the door behind her.
"Private girl talk, Raven?" Adia questioned, glancing towards her.
"Hardly," Raven replied, her cloak shifting as she stepped closer. "I—I had some sort of vision, last night about…I can't explain from who or about who because…it was me but the memory wasn't mine."
"You always seem to tell me things that really don't make sense," Adia replied, crawling onto the bed carefully her feet sore.
"What I think I saw…was your memory of the day Hunter attacked and took Demitri," Raven stated. Adia's face jerked up. "You've been having nightmares about it."
"How do you know that?" Adia asked defensively.
"Because I saw it, except…it was happening to me and my friends," Raven answered.
"What do you want to know, demon?" Adia asked shortly, turning her face away.
"Your baby, thinks something bad is going to happen, bad like that memory, and she wants our help," Raven stated. Adia's head rose slowly. "Your baby knows you and Demitri are separated from each other, she wants you to be together before this bad event happens—"
"Oh now I get it," Adia sighed. "She told you that she wants you to get Demitri and I back together—"
"Don't you want to be?" Rave snapped.
"At the moment…" Adia trailed off. "I can't decide that."
"Well, think about it, and soon," Raven scowled, "I'm not letting you hurt everyone because you and your Angel can't get along."
"You saw Beast Boy get taken," Adia replied. "You saw that memory…but it was him—wasn't it? I can smell fear all over you; you fear for him."
"The last time you got involved, you killed him," Raven snapped. "Of course I'm worried."
"If he hadn't died, would you two be together now?" Adia argued.
"That doesn't mean you won't stick him in danger again," Raven growled.
"And you don't?" Adia snapped, "Honestly, you guys face more danger than what happened six months ago."
"No one was shot before," Raven argued back.
"I think you're madder at yourself than me," Adia stated. "You're the reason he got shot in the first place."
Someone knocked on the door lightly.
"Girls?" Beast Boy questioned on the other side of the door.
"Thanks for the warning," Adia mumbled, upset and throwing the blankets over her body. Raven groaned deep in her throat before heading to the door. She opened it as Beast Boy waited out in the hallway.
"You okay, Rae?" Beast Boy questioned as she stepped out and shut Adia's door.
"Yeah," Raven responded, leaning against his chest and shutting her eyes.
"You tired?"
"Mmm."
Beast Boy breathed in deeply, Raven rising and falling with his chest.
"Come on then, we'll go put you to bed," Beast Boy stated, wrapping his arm around her shoulder and leading her towards her room.
"I got a new joke," Beast Boy stated as they continued down the hallway.
"That'll definitely put me to sleep."
"You always say that!"
Adia had snuggled into her pillowa, feeling so lonely and unwanted she let a few silent tears fall from her eyes. Today had seemed to go so well, at first, and now she knew the only reason she was here was for the Titans, her friends to get her back with Demitri. She stood from her bed and headed out of her room, finding her way once again to the rooftop of the tower. She didn't go near the edge this time, sitting slowly and staring upwards at the white speckled sky. Her communicator began to sound suddenly, it frightening her before she picked it up and opened it.
"You never called me," Lily said, upset.
"Sorry, I forgot," Adia laughed.
"Next time, don't!" Lily yelled. Adia laughed. "Have you been crying?"
"Emotions are hard to keep when you're pregnant," Adia replied.
"You sure? I can come over there now—"
"I'll be fine, Lily," Adia stated, lying her body down on the hard rooftop.
"Alright…I might come over tomorrow to check on you," Lily replied, "Just as a warning."
"And what'll your dear brother do without someone to order around?" Adia said snottily.
"He's already apparently found something to do for the next few days," Lily muttered, rolling her eyes. Adia's face contorted to a worried and concerned expression, no one seemed to really want to see her except Lily.
"I'll see you tomorrow then?" Adia said quickly as she felt herself almost crying again.
"Are you going to bed?" Lily asked.
"Yeah," Adia lied. "I feel tired."
"Take care, Adia," Lily replied.
"Night."
She clicked the wolf head communicator shut, placing it next to her and staring straight upwards at the starlight.
"Looks like it'll be just you and me from now on," Adia whispered, tears falling down her skin and into her hair. She touched her lower stomach lightly, letting the feelings take over her mind. "Maybe we should just go back to my parents, maybe they still want me."
A swift kick traveled through Adia's body again.
"You just love to state your opinion," Adia said, trying to stop her tears. She rolled onto her side slowly and hugged her arms around her shoulders, not from cold but for comfort. She soon found her eyes closing, the twilight and half moon above her somehow more of a comfort than being inside. She listened to the crashing of the waves below her, the constant rumble and calm lulling her into a deep sleep.
Starfire had been watching Cyborg make breakfast, everyone else still sleeping or if they were Robin training in the weight room.
"Did Beast Boy spend the night in Raven's room again?" Starfire asked curiously.
"Yeah, peeked in his room this morning and guess what? He wasn't there," Cyborg replied.
"What do they do when they are in there?" Starfire questioned innocently. Cyborg stopped his cooking of the hash browns to look her in the face.
"Ask Robin to show you that," Cyborg said smiling.
"Why?" Starfire asked with a confused look on her face.
"Have you seen Adia yet?" Cyborg asked to change the subject.
"Um…no," Starfire thought to herself. "I shall go and see if she wants the breakfast!"
"Good idea," Cyborg stated, smiling to himself. He had dodged another bullet again. Starfire hummed as she walked out, the smell of eggs, hash browns, sausage, and pancakes following her out as she went to find Adia. She skipped quickly to the guest room door, tapping lightly on the metal but it echoed loudly.
"Adia? Are you in sleep?" Starfire asked sweetly. She opened the door and peeked into the darkness, seeing the blankets distorted but there was no one within them.
"Adia?" She asked, confused and concerned that she wasn't in her bed. Starfire looked around for her but she couldn't find her anywhere.
She walked back out and looked down both ends of the hallway. Her mouth shifted to one side. She continued down the hallway to Raven's door, knocking on the door.
"Raven?" Starfire asked through the door. She heard someone moan before she opened the door.
Raven was holding Beast Boy above her by his shoulders, pushing him away as he seemed to want to continue what they were doing before Starfire had entered.
"Starfire!" Beast Boy said in surprise as he immediately backed down and stood from the bed.
"I am wondering if you two have seen Adia this morning?" Starfire asked seeming to not care or not understand what was going on before.
"No, I left her in her room last night," Raven responded.
"She's not in there?" Beast Boy questioned.
"No," Starfire stated, her eyes becoming larger.
Beast Boy walked to the door and peeked out the hallway.
"We should find her," Beast Boy replied. Raven nodded once, wondering if Adia had left because of the conversation that they had. Her face changed as Starfire left the room, heading for the weight room to find Robin.
Beast Boy walked back over to her, grabbing her hand and pulling her from the bed.
"Why do I have the sneaky sensation that you might know something?" Beast Boy asked, smiling back at her. Raven's eyes squinted at him.
Starfire wandered her way into the weight room, the scent of perspiration and metal eddying in the air. She watched as Robin lifted his weights up and down, breathing in and out as he did so loudly. She walked in quietly, walking around Robin's feet as he continued to lift, not noticing her as he paid attention to the ceiling. She peered over him as he let the weights from the bench press down on his chest.
"Robin," she greeted. Robin's grip was lost on the bar and it almost fell onto his neck, Starfire grabbing it easily with her hand and holding it away from him.
"Thanks, Star," Robin stated wiping his brow of sweat.
"We have lost Adia," Starfire stated to him setting the dumbbell down.
"Lost her?" Robin repeated. "What d'you mean by that? She's got to be here somewhere."
"She was not in her room this morning, and Cyborg has made the breakfast," Starfire stated still concerned.
"We'll find her, Star, come on," Robin replied, sitting up and stretching his shoulders out.
Robin's communicator began to go off. He picked it up rapidly and saw Demitri was on the other end.
"Demitri!" Robin greeted.
"We'll be there in about fifteen minutes, had to take a different route to keep cover," Demitri stated.
"Oh—right! We'll—be ready for you and get you both—everything you need to know," Robin tried to say on the fly.
"Right," Demitri responded suspiciously.
"See you soon," Robin replied quickly and shutting his communicator rapidly.
"Is it now time to worry of where she is?" Starfire questioned as Robin gave her a panicked glance.
"Find her, and lock her somewhere," Robin ordered. "Those two aren't supposed to know either of them is here."
Starfire nodded before running out of the room hastily to find Adia, or hopefully Beast Boy and Raven again.
End Chapter 6