"I needed to protect you," he muttered, rocking slowly back and forth. 'A finger trailed down his cheek, nails scratching lightly across his skin.' "Don't let them touch you, Jason." He shivered, shying away from the whispers of skin still ruining him. "Don't let them-" Breathing hurt. His cuffed fingers clenched around the pipe, coldness seeping into his skin. His head was ringing. Something touched his leg again. He jerked so hard his whole body slammed into the wall. 'Don't touch me.' Or: An infiltration mission goes south and Dick is confronted with memories long-buried; of fleeting touches and warm skin, cold rain and broken friendships.

Sequel to 'Protecting the Batbrothers' A new foe arises and he's out for blood. A new organization caught the Batfam's attention, to be more specific, a project they discovered: Project W.I.N.G. Kids have gone missing all over town and were later found dead on the streets, their backs a bloody mess. When the Batkids intervene, kidnapping, blackmail and mental break downs ensue. A new mystery to solve, one that is not just going to change the world, but also the hearts of our young heroes when they discover things about each other none of them were supposed to find out, things the individuals had been trying to forget, locked away in the darkest corners of their minds. Everybody has secrets, some just more deadly than others. ________________ Dick tries to go back to normal after the past events, but with the constant guilt nagging at him, it's hard to let go. Jason and Bruce are still the only ones who know what really happened that day, even two years later. As far as anyone can tell, Jason's back to normal, trying to kill Damian, shooting at everything in sight and just being an a***ole, but did he really recover? Did he even recover the first time Joker assaulted him, or is it impossible to recover from death? 1. Protecting the Batbrothers 2. Project W.I.N.G.

The Team learns something new about Robin that might shock them completely and bring the team closer than before *Finished*

Trouble is ahead when Wally, Artemis, and Robin have to babysit the Batkids while Batman is off world

Every villain needs money, right? But in that kind of buissnes, it's hard to get it the legal way, so why not kidnap a rich child for ransom- or even better, four rich children? That's exactly what the Joker was planning to do, maybe he would even get to kill the Bat and his little bird if they'd come to the boys' rescue. But what happens when the Young Justice is assigned to protect Dick Grayson, Jason Todd, Tim Drake and Damian Wayne, four of the richest children of Gotham? And the team is not at full strength, for Robin has left to some mission with Batman in Germany, but they can stop the Joker anyway, right? Right?! 1. Protecting the Batbrothers 2. Project W.I.N.G.

The young justice team has been requested to protect Bruce Wayne's four adopted children. They aren't too happy to be babysitters but that'll change soon enough. But they don't know what they're getting in to.

(Young Justice, Season 1) Robin goes out to Gotham in hopes of warding off his boredom. He almost gives up when he hears about a bank robbery in progress. They seem to be terrible at their jobs and are easily beaten. However, they aren't alone. A telepath brain blasts him, and he is knocked unconscious. He is surprised to wake up in the same place, and later discovers that he is completely unable to sleep. And a sleepless birdie is a crabby birdie. While Robin is the main focus, the rest of the YJ team will be present to help Robin vanquish the forces of-- I mean, make coff-- I mean, get through all the chaos of being the Sleepless Wonder. I own nothing but the plot.

Robin has allergies that the team doesn't know about. What else will they learn from this incident? (I do not own the cover)

The team are on a mission in Blud Haven when they meet a strange man in a red helmet. Who is this boy who works for the league of shadows? And what about this innocent black haired and blue eyed boy? When did Robin get brothers?! (cover not mine)

Batman finally let's Robin tell the team his secret identity. Only, instead of just telling them they decide to have a little fun with it. Bruce Wayne and Dick Grayson invite the team over to dinner! This can't be good... (Don't own cover)