Okay, okay, I'll admit it.
I've been a tiny bit clingy with Steph lately. A little bit. I mean, I'm not crazy clingy. It's not like I'm worried she can't go to the bathroom all by herself or anything. But we sleep together (not like that) and we tend to eat together and go out for walks and all that together, so really, there's not a lot of time
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"Hey, Boy Wonder," she calls, spotting his approach from the top of one of the abandoned stores ahead. "Working hard?"
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"You know it. Bringing home the bacon and all that."
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The store she's standing on top of isn't very tall. A few well placed leaps, a bit of acrobatics, and I'm up there with her, landing with all the grace and ease of somebody who's totally showing off.
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Oh, look! There's a candidate!
"...You're Robin, right?" says the boy in the stoop, looking pleased, soehow, at the tossing of the batarang. His is put away for now, but there's a plank of wood in his lap and aknife in his hand and a pile of wood shavings on the ground directly under it.
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"Uh, hi. Yeah, I'm Robin. Who are you?" I ask, doing my best to be polite and not let my mind wander back to Steph. "And how do you know my name?"
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Insulting Steph is becoming second nature after meeting her twice. That really says something about her.
Okay, and Sokka, too.
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That's cool. I don't care. It's not like I have any reason to be jealous. He's just some guy, stuck here like Steph and I. It's nothing. I can just ignore the fact that he and Steph apparently spent time together, throwing boomerangs or something.
I stop gripping the batarang so tight, not wanting to break it, and force an easy, casual look. I'm sure he's nice enough, and I'm just over-reacting.
"Oh, so you met Steph, huh? Yeah, I guess I am better than she is; more training and all that."
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