Cyborg POV
When I first saw what Raven had found in Starfire's system I honestly had no clue what it was. Even after Starfire explained to us what it was, I was still confused. I kinda feel bad for Star though, because everyone she grew up around, is on another planet. It would be a little different if they were in another state, or even another country, but another planet? That was heart breaking. I have always thought of Starfire like a little sister to me. She was always kind and fun but she was always there for you no matter what you needed. It makes me smile when I think of Starfire, but I like her no more than a sister. Robin and Starfire were born to be together. Ever since they started dating, everything feels better. Well everything except for Raven's constant jealousy. Everyone knew that she had a huge crush on Robin from the begginning and seeing him so happy with another girl causes her extreme jealousy. I will never forget the night that Raven threw Starfire into the bookstore. I feel terrible for saying this but it was kinda funny just to see Starfire go flying into the bookstore like a ragdoll. Priceless. Anyway, Robin and Starfire make an awesome couple.
Robin POV
As soon as Starfire ran to the balcony, I was with her within seconds. I felt bad for her. I knew how homesick that she must of felt and pulled her against my chest. Starfire's family was all that she really had as a kid. And she knew that she would probably never see them. All of the sudden, I started to blame myself for asking her to specify the object. If only I had known what the triangle symbolized on her planet... Starfire told me about how she used to stand on the balcony on her planet to daydream. I listened and smiled. I could imagine young Starfire, standing on the balcony, looking as beautiful as she possibly could, staring at the clouds. Thinking of that put an automatic smile on my face, which put a smile on hers as well. “Why did you smile?” she curiously asked. “I was picturing you daydreaming,” I replied. She once again smiled, which put a smile on her face. Every time that she smiled, it was like an automatic reaction to smile back. She was the sort of person that could make everyone around her smile when she was happy, cry when she was sad, or scream when she was mad. I wondered if that could be more than an observation...
Starfire POV
Robin started to look at me weird. All of the sudden, he began to smile for no reason at all. He was starting to get me worried so I asked him why he was smiling. “I was picturing you daydreaming,” he explained with his smile growing wider. Wow, his smile was amazing. I smiled back and began to remember my childhood nights. All of the nights that I could be found standing on the balcony, staring up into the empty sky, being glad that I was alive... It wasn't long before Robin was looking strangely at me again. “Robin?” I asked. “What?” he asked. “Why are you looking at me like that?” I asked him with a concerned look on my face. “I was wondering if you may have a talent,” he replied. I started to think about it for a minute then asked him why he thought that and he said, “Well I've observed that you have an ability to control the emotions of everyone around you. Like, when you're sad, everyone around you is sad, and when you smile, everyone else smiles.” All of the sudden, I made the connection. It could be a possibility that I have a secret talent? At the time, I felt like I was going to jump out of my skin. I was super excited.
Raven POV
Remember when I thought that the jealousy was over? Yah, well not anymore. As soon as I saw Starfire and Robin walk up to the balcony together, I lost it. I ran into my room and slammed the door. I buried myself in a book in which everyone died in the end. The position of my body didn't relax for 3 hours. I was finally able to calm down when they walked down the stairs. I was still speaking through my teeth though.
Beastboy
As Raven was getting angrier by the minute, I decided that it would be a good idea to leave her alone for a while. I asked Cyborg if he wanted to play a video game and he nodded in agreement. We were 16 minutes into the game when Robin and Starfire came back down the stairs. Both of them were smiling and Starfire wasn't crying anymore so I was happy. Raven was probably just happy that they came down fully clothed. Oops. I forgot that she could read minds. She shot me a dirty glance from across the room. See, that's what really sucks about having someone that can read your mind. Right when you think of an epic insult, she's already thinking of a better one. “Friends, Robin thinks that I may have a talent,” Starfire announced with her eyes beaming. As Robin and Starfire explained it to the group, I was paying attention to Raven.
Sorry, this ones a little short, but I'll keep updating.
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-Blackroses1414
