Kon chooses Tim over Cassie, but it isn’t quite that easy.

( Kon really needed to break up with Cassie. )

Dick’s been driving Tim crazy, mostly because he doesn’t think. But Tim can ‘not think’ with the best of them…he hopes.

( Dick couldn’t have chosen the ‘punch on the arm and pull pigtails’ approach to flirting? Even one of those stupid candy hearts at Valentine’s Day with ‘I Like U’ would be clearer. )

Robin’s brooding, Kon tries to help, and it turns out that Nightwing has been his usual mischievous self.

( “Kon, can I…ask you something? Something…personal?” )

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Dick is nosy; Tim wants him to shut up about his sex life. Also, he’s worried about Kon.

( “So, when was the last time you got laid, exactly?” Dick asks, and Tim feels his brain break. )

Robin’s having girl problems. Kon offers to help. This works out…after a fashion.

Set after Robin Issue #40

( Kon noted the almost blank look of, ‘I’m thinking so hard my brains might soon need a vacation,’ the clenched jaw of, ‘I have more issues than a library and I’m currently re-cataloging them,’ and the furrowed brow of, ‘Why me?’ Or, to be more specific: ‘Why me, God? Oh, God, why, oh, why me?’ )

The girls are going to see a movie, and they’re a bit surprised by why Kon opts out.

( “What, mon? You’ve seen Brokeback Mountain?” Anita demanded. )

Bart tries to get Gar into bed. He succeeds...eventually.

( Bart’s plan was working out perfectly. )

It never happened. Never. No way did Batman and Superman figure this out before them.

( “Dude, you’ll never believe what I heard from Superman.” )

Tim doesn’t like not being in control. But he knows Kon will catch him if he falls.

( “Whoo-hoo!” Kon shouted, and turned them into a fast-moving corkscrew dive, before finally pulling up just above the trees below them. )