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Chapter 2- Today: Yesterday's Tomorrow

Robin couldn't believe it. If the premonition was true, Starfire would be leaving them. And leaving Robin not happy. Why would Starfire be leaving Earth? Leaving the team? Leaving him? She had gone away before. Why was this time different? We must be mad at each other, Robin reflected. That's why I didn't look back. But why, why are we mad? Robin stopped. No, no, it's not possible. I could never leave Star. Where she goes, I go too.

Robin snapped his head back up to look Raven in the eye. "No," he whispered. "It's not true. It's not possible. I will make sure of it!" And with that, Robin flew out of the area and down the hall to his room-for the rest of the night.

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Dinner-6:36

"Where is Robin?" Starfire asked. "It is unlike him to be late for meals."

"In his room. Hasn't been out since we came back from fighting Adonis."

"Thank you Raven. Friends, I will be bringing Robin to dinner."

With that, Starfire got up from the table and quickly walked to Robin's doorway.

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Knock Knock

"Robin? Please join us for dinner. We are missing you at the table."

Robin heard Starfire's voice from outside his bedroom. Should he let her in?

"Come on in, Star."

The door slid open, revealing Starfire with a slightly worried expression on her face. She brightened when she saw Robin.

"Robin! Please come to the table! Beast Boy made a surprisingly wonderful meal of tofu-fried rice!"

Robin shook his head. Starfire knew something was up. She sat down next to him on his bed, and took a long glance around his room. Though she had been in it once before, when they were trying to defeat Red-X, she hadn't seen all that much that time.

His room was extremely large. When they had first created the tower, the titans agreed that Robin should have the largest room. Starfire took everything in. A desk. A bed. Three computers, a closet, a bulletin board covered with overlapped news clippings. A small, black and white television currently muted on the news station. Last, there was a large table topped with glass. There were numerous items stored below the glass, such as Control Freak's remote, a replica of Slade's mask, and the hologram projector used when he had been "fighting" Red-X. Starfire's eyes then rested on two pictures, both balanced on the edge of Robin's desk next to one of the computers. One was a picture of the team in the park. Starfire remembered the day it was taken. They were playing football, when she accidentally threw the ball into a man's camera, who at the time was sitting on a bench. He looked up, said he was a big fan, and volunteered to take their picture. However, next to the picture was the one that was looked at the most often out of the two. Starfire saw it and blushed momentarily. It was her and Robin, on the night of Kitty's junior prom. They were dancing together when the picture had been taken. Her hand on his shoulder, his hand on her waist. The perfect moment in time.

"Starfire." His voice broke her thoughts. "Promise we'll never hate each other?'

"I'm sorry?" What would have made him say that? She had just been remembering the time when they were dancing, flying together. Promise we'll never hate each other? What would make him think such things?

"Starfire, when we were fighting Adonis, when Raven fell, she had- had a premonition. About--about us!" His voice sounded desperate. He recalled the events of the premonition. Starfire stared, incredulously.

"Yes, Robin. I promise."

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The days passed, and the titans fell into their normal scheme of things again. Fighting villains, eating, breathing, sleeping. Over and over again. One does not have much time for play or even thought when trying to save the world. For all of the titans, but especially for Robin and Starfire, the past and future did not exist. They were both thinking of only the present, only of how they could stop the premonition from happening. They both tried to stay together. They tried so hard. But things don't always go as planned. One moment follows the other, and before you know it, today is the tomorrow that you worried about yesterday. Time never stopped, as much as they wished it. Just like the time when precious moments came to an abrupt halt.

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