Okay, here's some background and info so you don't get confused. Tim Drake is my Teen Titans Robin for this story, because Dick Grayson has become Nightwing already, and also while in TT I ship Robin/Starfire, I ship Nightwing/Zatanna in YJ. Beast Boy is the Gar Logan we know from Young Justice combined with Teen Titans one. Barry has retired so Wally is now Flash and Bart has become Kid Flash. Artemis is now going by Huntress, and Aqualad is going by Tempest until Aquaman retires, when he will become Aquaman. I basically merged the TT and YJ continuity along with some of my previous stories. This will be a series of one-shots, sometimes related-sometimes not, about this new continuity that shall henceforth be known as my TTYJ universe (in order of the shows creation)! Any additional info needed for a particular story will be included in a authors note. Enjoy!

Authors Note: This is set just after "Trouble in Tokyo" for the Teen Titans, and in a future-fic setting for the Young Justice show. The first part is a prologue for the whole series of one-shots, then I'll go on to the first story.

Prologue:

The Teen Titans knew that Robin had secrets. They knew Robin wasn't his real name, and none of them knew what it was anyway (bar Beast Boy, who was sworn to silence and the others didn't know he knew so..). They didn't know anything about his past (again, sans Beast Boy).

But it never really bothered them. They knew the important things, like his personality and his favorite pizza topping. Starfire knew that Robin was her boyfriend. Raven knew he was a great leader and friend. Cyborg knew that while Robin never played as much video games as him and BB, he still had all the high scores on every game (that annoyed him to no end). Beast Boy only knew part of his history, but he knew that Robin was a good guy in every sense of the word. Sure, there were times they were curious, but they respected his privacy.

Despite not knowing more than his first name, Garfield, the Titans were convinced they knew everything about their green-skinned compadre. His love of tofu, his video game addiction, his slightly (very) childish nature, his past with the Doom Patrol and his surprisingly strong sense of justice. But no one (except Robin), not even the empathic Raven, knew about his loss. None of them knew that there was a picture of him and two red-haired women in his dresser, and one of them had his skin tone. He was a happy guy, always ready with a prank or bad joke. That was who Beast Boy was to the Titans.

So when they learned new things about their teammates, it was slightly shocking...

That business with Brushogun and Police Commander Uehara Daizo finally over, the Teen Titans flew home to Jump City, tired and ready for some good sleep after that mission. Just as they were all about to head up to their rooms to sleep, Beast Boy froze.

"What is it?" Cyborg asked. Beast Boy ignored him, looking straight at Robin.

"What's the date?"

"The 14th, why-Oh no, we forgot!" They both ran off to their rooms, leaving their teammates very confused and curious. They were even more confused when five minutes later they showed up in garage again.

Wearing Tuxedos. Tuxedos. Robin's mask had been exchanged for dark sunglasses again, and his hair was neater than they had ever seen it. Gar was almost to the car when he paused and seemed to remember something. He concentrated for a moment, and his skin paled, his hair turning a light brown approaching red. Everyone (minus Robin) were surprised, they didn't know he could look...normal.

Looking rather hassled and worried, Robin gave Starfire a quick peck on the cheek and ran over to his car (he had one, he just never used it for crime fighting) where Beast Boy was already in the front seat.

"We'll be back later don't worry," He shouted as they drove off. The rest of the Team stood in silence for a few minutes, looking at where the two had disappeared.

"Uh, anyone know what just happened?" Cyborg asked. The girls shook their heads.

Meanwhile, in the Open Arms Catholic Church in Gotham, Robin, glasses of and now in his civilian identity of Tim Drake, and Garfield Logan (Beast Boy) were entering the chapel, taking seats in the third row, nodding to all the people in the church, most of whom were also superheroes. They had barely been on time, the ceremony starting just 3 minutes after they sat down. The groom, Tim's adopted brother Dick (aka Nightwing) was standing next to the priest, waiting for his bride. Wally (The Flash), of course, was next to him as the best man, with Roy (Red Arrow), Kaldur (Tempest) and Connor(Superboy) acting as the rest of the Groomsmen. The band starts up as the maid of honor, Wally's wife, Artemis (aka Huntress), enters, a vision in deep blue, one of the colors of the wedding (the other being brown), followed by her sister Jade (Cheshire), Raquel (Rocket) and Megan (Miss Martian or M'Gann), all in blue, while the guys have brown ties. They take their places. Then the bride enters.

Zatanna Zatara enters the chapel in a rather simple white dress with a few blue accents. She's guided by Alfred, the Wayne family butler. Her own father is still trapped in the helmet of Fate, probably far away fighting evil. But she's still shining like a star as she comes to stand next to Dick.

The ceremony is beautiful, and reception is at Wayne Manor directly after. The backyard is full of happy people, and Tim is mingling like a good adopted son of a millionaire, while Gar catches up with his sister and brother-in-law. At a moment he's alone, the aforementioned millionaire comes up to him. Bruce has never been one for elaborate words of praise, so when he says "Good job in Tokyo" it's like anyone else throwing him a parade.

It's not a full mend of fences, but it's a start.

They have to leave a little early, but Dick and Zee understand. It's hard to leave your city for too long.

When they get back to the Tower, the others are still sleeping, and they're even more tired than before, so Robin and Beast Boy hit the hay too.

The next day they have to explain that Robin's brother was getting married, which leads to the "You have a brother?" and for Gar the "You know his brother/you have a sister?" conversations.

But hey, the cake was good.

Author's Note: I know that wasn't my best ever, but I hope you like it. I'll keep writing these sort of one shots or even short stories.