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Starfire held a picture in her hand of her, Raven, Robin, Beast Boy, and a random teenage boy. Apparently, Cyborg believed that it would be funny to catch a shot of a jealous Robin telling the boy to back off.

Starfire giggled as she reminisced the day.

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*Flash back*

"Hey you're um… Starfire, right?" a boy with brown hair and eyes asked.

"Yes, hello," she greeted.

"Oh, that's so cool! Starfire, I'm such a big fan of yours! You're an amazing fighter, not to mention, hot!" he complimented.

"I do not believe my temperature has increased," she answered as she checked her forehead.

"Good one," he chuckled, "I mean hot as in attractive."

"Oh," Starfire slightly turned red.

"Listen, I was wondering if you want to go out sometime," he said with tinted cheeks.

"Oh-uh--"

"She's taken," another teenager with spiky black hair and masked eyes answered.

Raven, who was reading on a bench with an annoying Beast Boy dragging her attention from the book, overheard the conversation and quickly sprung into action.

Beast Boy ran towards Robin who looked like he was about to lunge at the boy. He ran in between his leader and the poor innocent boy, propped both hands on his leader's chest, and pushed him back. Robin was only able to bare his teeth and an I'm-watching-you look. The boy looked scared as the Titan's leader told him off.

Meanwhile, Raven was ushering Starfire from the scene. Starfire turned around and looked at Raven with a questioning look on her face. "Raven, what does Robin and the boy speak of? Am I not already out?" the confused alien asked.

Raven smiled at her alien best friend, "I'll explain later."

Cyborg had come back from his car with the picnic basket at hand. When the scene had unraveled before him, he just had to take the picture.

*End Flash Back*

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She smiled at the picture once more before placing it on the corner of her mirror.

Suddenly an idea popped in her head. She knew what she could do this very moment!

Starfire flew into the kitchen and decided to have another picnic at the very same park. After packing several ingredients--including a jar of mustard, a pack of hot dogs, and buns--she carried a blue blanket over the cover of the basket and set the miscellaneous items on the table.

Starfire then flew off to Raven's room by taking the west wing of the ops room. With nothing but happy memories in her head, Starfire reached Raven's door in several seconds. She hummed a random tune as she knocked on her best friend's door.

Raven opened her door to the usual crack, where only half of her face was visible.

"What is it, Starfire?" Raven monotoned.

"Greetings, Raven! I was hoping that we could do the hanging out on this wonderful day!" Starfire chirped.

"I can't, Starfire. I have to practice spells, incantations, and meditate today," Raven responded.

"Oh, I was hoping that we could return to the area of recreational and have the picnic," Starfire looked down as her voice gradually decreased with her mood.

Raven, who felt bad for her alien best friend, opened the sliding door so she could step out. She held one hand on Starfire's shoulder so she could look up and meet the empath's eyes.

"Another day," the empathy promised. "Hopefully, one of the boys could go with you today."

"Perhaps," Starfire smiled, her spirit refreshed. "Thank you, Raven!" Starfire flew down the hall with an eager smile on her face as she made her way up the stairs and towards Beast Boy's room.

Raven walked back into her room and used her powers to close the door behind her. She sat herself back in the center of candles and continued to study new incantations and spells that would help her control her powers and emotions.

Beast Boy was digging in his room, searching for his new Mega Monkey 6 video game. He was super excited to try it out since he had bought it the day before, but Cyborg wouldn't let him use the TV unless he beat him in another round of Mariokart race. Of course that day, Beast Boy, yet again, failed passing his half-robotic best friend. He was startled out of his thoughts when a knock came from his door.

"Hello?" Beast Boy answered.

"Greetings, friend!" Starfire said.

"Oh, hey, Star. What's up?" the changeling asked half-heartedly. His eyes constantly flickered between her and several random areas in his room.

"Beast Boy, I was hoping that we could spend the time of quality--"

"I'm sorry, Star. I'd love to, but I can't.! You see I got Mega Monkeys 6 and I was supposed to play it yesterday, but Cyborg wouldn't let me play unless I beat him! So now, I'm looking for it and play before Cyborg hogs the TV again!" Beast Boy interrupted.

"—at Jump City area of recreational," Starfire finished slowly.

"Sorry again, Star," Beast Boy apologized before the door closed in.

"I see," she said. She flew off again towards the ops room. Perhaps friend Cyborg shall accompany me! she thought positively.

She took the right wing of the ops and headed straight to her half-robotic sibling's room.

She knocked three times and waited patiently with a smile on her face. Cyborg opened the room to meet his short alien friend.

"Hey lil' lady. Got somethin' for me?" Cyborg greeted.

"Hello Cyborg! I have come to ask you if you are having the time of free as of now."

"Hmm…. I believe I don't have anything scheduled at this exact moment," Cyborg smiled.

Starfire clasped her hands together, hopeful. "Then may I request the hanging out? I was hoping that we could have the hanging out at Jump City area of recreation!" she said excitedly.

Cyborg's smiled faltered for a slit second, but still carried it on his face.

"Wish I could, Star. But that reminds me that I should get started on my new protocol," Cyborg scratched his head. "Have ya asked the others?" he asked once he saw Starfire's smile falter.

She only nodded, "All, but Robin."

"Hopefully he can go with ya. He needs to break once in a while. I'm sorry again, lil' lady," he apologized.

"Do not fret, Cyborg! I thank you for trying! Perhaps another time?"

Cyborg chuckled. "Yeah, perhaps." He returned back to his room and got started on his work--upgrading his baby's features.

Starfire flew up a flight and walked past her room. She took a moment to return to her room and grab a single picture. She held it in her hand as she departed her room and head to her best friend's room.

Robin had several files on his cluttered desk and several new files on his computer. Robin used his two arms to support his weight on the computer desk, analyzing several new crime reports. He was deep in thought, thinking of ways to organize his work when three knocks came from the door. He turned his head to the direction and walked over to answer it.

Starfire was shifting weight with one foot to the other as she waited for Robin to answer. She held the picture on her left hand and placed it behind her back. Her right hand was also behind her back, clutching her left forearm. She stared at the floor idly, hoping that Robin could sacrifice his time for her. If not, she would understand.

"Hey, Star," Robin smiled.

Starfire looked up, slightly surprised to see her best friend replace the door. She did not notice the door slide open.

"Hello, Robin!" she smiled. "Are you occupied at the moment?"

"Sorta," Robin answered, "What's up?"

"May I ask what you must do?" she asked sweetly.

"Just organizing some files and updating informations on the latest villains," Robin answered.

"Ah, I believe I could ask you another time." She turned away only to have Robin grab her shoulder gently.

"What did you have in mind?" Robin questioned.

"Oh it is nothing, truly!" Starfire replied.

Robin gave her an I-don't-believe-you look.

"I was hoping," she sighed, "that we could commence the picnic at the center of recreation once more."

Robin released his grip on his best friend. "Tell you what, how about I'll meet you at the park once I finish my work."

"You do not have to," she blubbered, "it is the alright. I understand!"

"It'll be fast, I promise, Star."

Starfire became silent, but a grateful smile quickly graced her lips.

"Two hours, tops," he promised. "Don't start eating without me!"

Starfire giggled, "I may not control my hunger, but I shall try."

Starfire moved in to give Robin a gentle hug, which Robin eagerly returned. Starfire took this advantage to take in Robin's scent. He smelled like cheap hair gel and fresh clean soap. It made her feel rather comfortable and safe when she was around him.

Robin took a whiff of Starfire's scent and idly brushed her soft locks. She smelled like a mix of strawberries and vanilla mixed together. Probably her soap, he thought. But despite that, her scent hypnotized him. He wanted nothing more but to hold her in his arms like this. He was excited that he could possibly have the chance to be with her-alone-at the park.

The hug lasted longer than either expected. Starfire was the first to pull back when she realized that she should head to the park and let Robin work. Robin was sad from losing her warmth, but pulled away. They smiled at each other once more before Starfire flew off to the ops room. Once away from each other, both teens had a red tint across their faces.

Starfire flew back to the ops room feeling cheerier than she had been earlier.

Description
Starfire held a picture in her hand of her, Raven, Robin, Beast Boy, and a random teenage boy. Apparently, Cyborg believed that it would be funny to catch a shot of a jealous Robin telling the boy to back off.

Starfire giggled as she reminisced the day.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

*Flash back*

"Hey you're um… Starfire, right?" a boy with brown hair and eyes asked.

"Yes, hello," she greeted.

"Oh, that's so cool! Starfire, I'm such a big fan of yours! You're an amazing fighter, not to mention, hot!" he complimented.

"I do not believe my temperature has increased," she answered as she checked her forehead.

"Good one," he chuckled, "I mean hot as in attractive."

"Oh," Starfire slightly turned red.

"Listen, I was wondering if you want to go out sometime," he said with tinted cheeks.

"Oh-uh--"

"She's taken," another teenager with spiky black hair and masked eyes answered.

Raven, who was reading on a bench with an annoying Beast Boy dragging her attention from the book, overheard the conversation and quickly sprung into action.

Beast Boy ran towards Robin who looked like he was about to lunge at the boy. He ran in between his leader and the poor innocent boy, propped both hands on his leader's chest, and pushed him back. Robin was only able to bare his teeth and an I'm-watching-you look. The boy looked scared as the Titan's leader told him off.

Meanwhile, Raven was ushering Starfire from the scene. Starfire turned around and looked at Raven with a questioning look on her face. "Raven, what does Robin and the boy speak of? Am I not already out?" the confused alien asked.

Raven smiled at her alien best friend, "I'll explain later."

Cyborg had come back from his car with the picnic basket at hand. When the scene had unraveled before him, he just had to take the picture.

*End Flash Back*

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

She smiled at the picture once more before placing it on the corner of her mirror.

Suddenly an idea popped in her head. She knew what she could do this very moment!

Starfire flew into the kitchen and decided to have another picnic at the very same park. After packing several ingredients--including a jar of mustard, a pack of hot dogs, and buns--she carried a blue blanket over the cover of the basket and set the miscellaneous items on the table.

Starfire then flew off to Raven's room by taking the west wing of the ops room. With nothing but happy memories in her head, Starfire reached Raven's door in several seconds. She hummed a random tune as she knocked on her best friend's door.

Raven opened her door to the usual crack, where only half of her face was visible.

"What is it, Starfire?" Raven monotoned.

"Greetings, Raven! I was hoping that we could do the hanging out on this wonderful day!" Starfire chirped.

"I can't, Starfire. I have to practice spells, incantations, and meditate today," Raven responded.

"Oh, I was hoping that we could return to the area of recreational and have the picnic," Starfire looked down as her voice gradually decreased with her mood.

Raven, who felt bad for her alien best friend, opened the sliding door so she could step out. She held one hand on Starfire's shoulder so she could look up and meet the empath's eyes.

"Another day," the empathy promised. "Hopefully, one of the boys could go with you today."

"Perhaps," Starfire smiled, her spirit refreshed. "Thank you, Raven!" Starfire flew down the hall with an eager smile on her face as she made her way up the stairs and towards Beast Boy's room.

Raven walked back into her room and used her powers to close the door behind her. She sat herself back in the center of candles and continued to study new incantations and spells that would help her control her powers and emotions.

Beast Boy was digging in his room, searching for his new Mega Monkey 6 video game. He was super excited to try it out since he had bought it the day before, but Cyborg wouldn't let him use the TV unless he beat him in another round of Mariokart race. Of course that day, Beast Boy, yet again, failed passing his half-robotic best friend. He was startled out of his thoughts when a knock came from his door.

"Hello?" Beast Boy answered.

"Greetings, friend!" Starfire said.

"Oh, hey, Star. What's up?" the changeling asked half-heartedly. His eyes constantly flickered between her and several random areas in his room.

"Beast Boy, I was hoping that we could spend the time of quality--"

"I'm sorry, Star. I'd love to, but I can't.! You see I got Mega Monkeys 6 and I was supposed to play it yesterday, but Cyborg wouldn't let me play unless I beat him! So now, I'm looking for it and play before Cyborg hogs the TV again!" Beast Boy interrupted.

"—at Jump City area of recreational," Starfire finished slowly.

"Sorry again, Star," Beast Boy apologized before the door closed in.

"I see," she said. She flew off again towards the ops room. Perhaps friend Cyborg shall accompany me! she thought positively.

She took the right wing of the ops and headed straight to her half-robotic sibling's room.

She knocked three times and waited patiently with a smile on her face. Cyborg opened the room to meet his short alien friend.

"Hey lil' lady. Got somethin' for me?" Cyborg greeted.

"Hello Cyborg! I have come to ask you if you are having the time of free as of now."

"Hmm…. I believe I don't have anything scheduled at this exact moment," Cyborg smiled.

Starfire clasped her hands together, hopeful. "Then may I request the hanging out? I was hoping that we could have the hanging out at Jump City area of recreation!" she said excitedly.

Cyborg's smiled faltered for a slit second, but still carried it on his face.

"Wish I could, Star. But that reminds me that I should get started on my new protocol," Cyborg scratched his head. "Have ya asked the others?" he asked once he saw Starfire's smile falter.

She only nodded, "All, but Robin."

"Hopefully he can go with ya. He needs to break once in a while. I'm sorry again, lil' lady," he apologized.

"Do not fret, Cyborg! I thank you for trying! Perhaps another time?"

Cyborg chuckled. "Yeah, perhaps." He returned back to his room and got started on his work--upgrading his baby's features.

Starfire flew up a flight and walked past her room. She took a moment to return to her room and grab a single picture. She held it in her hand as she departed her room and head to her best friend's room.

Robin had several files on his cluttered desk and several new files on his computer. Robin used his two arms to support his weight on the computer desk, analyzing several new crime reports. He was deep in thought, thinking of ways to organize his work when three knocks came from the door. He turned his head to the direction and walked over to answer it.

Starfire was shifting weight with one foot to the other as she waited for Robin to answer. She held the picture on her left hand and placed it behind her back. Her right hand was also behind her back, clutching her left forearm. She stared at the floor idly, hoping that Robin could sacrifice his time for her. If not, she would understand.

"Hey, Star," Robin smiled.

Starfire looked up, slightly surprised to see her best friend replace the door. She did not notice the door slide open.

"Hello, Robin!" she smiled. "Are you occupied at the moment?"

"Sorta," Robin answered, "What's up?"

"May I ask what you must do?" she asked sweetly.

"Just organizing some files and updating informations on the latest villains," Robin answered.

"Ah, I believe I could ask you another time." She turned away only to have Robin grab her shoulder gently.

"What did you have in mind?" Robin questioned.

"Oh it is nothing, truly!" Starfire replied.

Robin gave her an I-don't-believe-you look.

"I was hoping," she sighed, "that we could commence the picnic at the center of recreation once more."

Robin released his grip on his best friend. "Tell you what, how about I'll meet you at the park once I finish my work."

"You do not have to," she blubbered, "it is the alright. I understand!"

"It'll be fast, I promise, Star."

Starfire became silent, but a grateful smile quickly graced her lips.

"Two hours, tops," he promised. "Don't start eating without me!"

Starfire giggled, "I may not control my hunger, but I shall try."

Starfire moved in to give Robin a gentle hug, which Robin eagerly returned. Starfire took this advantage to take in Robin's scent. He smelled like cheap hair gel and fresh clean soap. It made her feel rather comfortable and safe when she was around him.

Robin took a whiff of Starfire's scent and idly brushed her soft locks. She smelled like a mix of strawberries and vanilla mixed together. Probably her soap, he thought. But despite that, her scent hypnotized him. He wanted nothing more but to hold her in his arms like this. He was excited that he could possibly have the chance to be with her-alone-at the park.

The hug lasted longer than either expected. Starfire was the first to pull back when she realized that she should head to the park and let Robin work. Robin was sad from losing her warmth, but pulled away. They smiled at each other once more before Starfire flew off to the ops room. Once away from each other, both teens had a red tint across their faces.

Starfire flew back to the ops room feeling cheerier than she had been earlier.