Disclaimer: I do not own Teen Titans, although I wish I did

A/N: Please, review, tell me what you think, even if you are flaming, maybe you could tell me whats wrong at least, so i can arrange it. Any review is a helpful one.

One Fine Day

One a small island, in the sea, a little ways away from Jump City, stood a large T, home to the protectors of the aforementioned city. The five teenagers currently residing there were enjoying a fruitful period of low crime. The past few days had been lacking in criminals and crime fighting so the five hard-working teenagers, more commonly known as the Teen Titans, were taking a much deserved rest and enjoying their make shift holiday.

Robin, the fearless leader, had laid his carefully constructed research to one side and had relaxed immensely. He spent much of his time playing video games with Beast Boy and Cyborg or outside, enjoying the sunshine. Although he still trained regularly and was always ready for a battle, should one arise, he had cooled off a little.

Starfire's demeanour hadn't altered. She still floated around the tower whistling a jaunty tune and fixing up dish after dish of strange inedible foods.

Raven, the residential empath, still meditated regularly, but found that she could enjoy herself a bit more now that she was relaxed. She found herself laughing and smiling a bit more and losing her temper with Beast Boy a bit less.

Cyborg was enjoying every second of the small holiday which had befallen them. He found himself with plenty of time to update the tower's systems as well as his ''baby'' the T-car which pleased him to no end.

Beast Boy was probably the only titan not enjoying the small break. His mind was in a constant battle with his heart over a certain woman, and her constant being was not proving much of a help. While she would normally be in her room meditating, she now spent more of her time with the team. Beast boy loved and hated the time she spent with them. On the one hand, he got to spend time with the dark beauty that haunted his sleeping, and waking, thoughts but on the other, it drove him crazy, her being so close but still so far away.

He longed to tell her how he felt but he knew she would reject him, he was almost sure of it. Almost, that is. Lately, he had noticed, she seemed friendlier toward him. She spent less of her time talking and hanging out with Robin and more of her time with himself. He enjoyed her company and relished the thought that she was talking to him because she wanted to, not out of courtesy.

While he wanted to tell her how he felt about her, he knew deep down that he couldn't. She would reject him immediately and he would be back to square one, with her hating him. He planned to keep all of his feelings to himself, however, one sunny morning, his plan shattered as a bit of information was brought to light for him.

As usual, the day had found Beast Boy and Cyborg battling it out in a video game whilst being eagerly cheered on by a smiling Starfire. Robin and Raven had disappeared a while ago to talk about something or other, neither revealing to the rest what they had wanted to talk about.

As Cyborg emerged the victor from the game he and Beast Boy had been immersed in, Robin and Raven entered the room, walking extremely close together, so close that their hands kept brushing with every other step they took. Beast Boy watched as they walked over to one of the large windows and looked out over the city. Robin was whispering something to Raven so none of the others could hear what he said, but they all heard the little giggle which Raven tried to stifle.

Beast Boy seethed with jealousy, he had suspected for a while now that a small romance had been forming between the two and this just confirmed it. He stood up angrily and threw the controller he had been clutching tightly onto the coffee table in front of him. He stormed out of the room quickly and ran up to his bedroom, praying that the others had not seen the tears silently leaking out of his eyes and trailing down his cheeks.

Before long, a quiet knock resounded throughout his room.

"Who is it?" he muttered half heartedly.

"It's me." Came a deep voice from the other side of the door, Cyborg "Are you alright man, you kinda stormed out of there and everyone was worried about you and-"

The door slid open and revealed a dejected changeling, hurt prominent in his eyes "Everyone except Raven and Robin right?" he said angrily "I bet they're too wrapped up in each other to notice me!"

"Is that what this was about?" Cyborg questioned. Beast Boy's silence confirmed the question and Cyborg sighed before pushing the changeling into his room and following suit. He shut the door behind him, blocking out the florescent lights overhead "Ok B, what's going on?"

"Nothing." Beast Boy said angrily, walking over to a chair on the opposite side of the room and flopping down into it.

"Yeah, right." Cyborg stated disbelievingly "Nothing would make you cry; yeah I saw you cryin' don't try to deny it." Beast Boy remained silent, refusing to talk to the mechanical man before him "Fine, if you won't tell me what's wrong, I'll guess. Ok so, you've got a crush on Raven and Robin bein' so close is upsettin' you? No wait, it's the other way round right? You like Robin don't cha?"

"Dude, that's sick!" Beast Boy exclaimed "I do not like Robin! IlikeRaven."

"What did you say?" Cyborg questioned. He had a slight inclination over what Beast Boy had said but he wanted the changeling to say it out loud first.

"I. Like. Raven." Beast boy said through gritted teeth "Are you happy now you tin can! I like Raven! Now you can go on and laugh at me before telling the whole world how I feel."

"Why would I do that?" Cyborg questioned, perplexed. "Hey man, I'm your friend, and although annoy me a lot of the time, I still wanna help."

"Ok then, help." Beast Boy said, swivelling round in his chair and looking at Cyborg pointedly "You can't help me, there's no way you can. All you're gonna say is 'blah blah blah get over her blah blah blah she will never like you etc. . .' wow, big help."

"Actually I was gonna say you should tell her how you feel." Cyborg stated, smiling slightly at the way Beast Boy's eyes popped out due to his statement.

"Dude, are you crazy! She'll fry me!" Beast Boy exclaimed "She'll reject me." He whispered, laying his head down onto his arms.

"No she won't, she likes you." Cyborg replied knowingly.

"What do you mean?" Beast Boy asked, his head whipping up so fast it cracked loudly.

"I mean, she won't reject you, in fact, she might even say she lo-oves you!" He taunted.

"How do you know?" Beast Boy asked suspiciously, wondering if Cyborg was pulling his leg.

"Well, a little star might have told me something interesting about 'friend Raven'." He teased, trying to build up the suspense.

"Starfire?" Beast Boy questioned "She told you something? Come on dude, tell me what you know!" he asked frantically.

"She told me that . . ." Cyborg started, smiling as Beast Boy leaned forward trying to catch every word spilling out of Cyborg's mouth ". . . Raven, the dark girl we all know and love . . . happens to be madly in love with . . ."

"With who?" Beast Boy practically screamed. His knuckles were white from where he had been gripping the back of the chair in anticipation.

"You." Cyborg stated simply.

Beast Boy sat there in shock as his brain processed what had just been said. A part of him questioned whether Cyborg was being truthful but his heart frantically tried to squash that thought as his spirits lifted. "W-why did Starfire tell you this?" he asked, trying to remain calm but jumping for joy on the inside.

"She didn't mean to, it slipped out." Cyborg stated, now bored with the conversation "I knew you liked Raven, it was obvious, so I questioned Star about Raven's interests, stating that I thought she might like Robin and vice versa. Well, you know how Star likes Robin; she immediately went red in the face and told me about Raven's feelings. Apparently she really likes you, she lusts after you even."

Beast Boy's face lit up as he smiled. He leaped up and began to dance about the room. When he was done dancing, he turned to Cyborg and asked "What should I do next?"

"Go talk to her man, tell her how you feel." Cyborg replied, rolling his eyes as if it were the most obvious thing in the world "She's on the roof . . . all alone, no Robin around. Go now, cos Robin does like her, see I asked and he said he did, and if you don't hurry up and go now, he will and she will probably say yes, thinking that you don't like her! So go!"

With that, Beast Boy stood up and ran out of the room, leaving a startled Cyborg behind.