Three years have passed since the Teen Titans have disbanded, and all went their separate ways. Titans Tower stands empty overlooking Jump City. When an old Titan enters a new city two Titans with old ignored feelings resurface.

They say that "Two can keep a secret if one of them is dead." But how many people do you have to kill to get to two? The Titans separated 8 years ago and reformed again 4 years later. Now secrets that were meant to be buried when they were apart are rising back up. How well do you know your friends? This the Revamp of Things Change: A Secret is never a Secret.

Being one of the three remaining Robins has taken a toll on Dick Grayson. It has destroyed his life, relationships, and position on his old team. He is now ready to move forward as a new man and as Nightwing. However, the other Robins are not ready to let him go, especially when he is called to work with his old team again and the one woman all the Robins once wanted: Raven.

Set after Trigon's defeat. When two unexpected visitors arrive at the Titan's Tower, the Titans find themselves involved in fighting the second greatest enemy Azarath, Raven's home dimension, has even faced. A lot is revealed about Raven's life before the Teen Titans. And not all is what it seems (Rated T because I am paranoid)

Prince Robin was rebellious. But not as rebellious as Princess Raven. Is there a reason why she's as naughty as she is? In the process of finding the reason, is the heartbreaker himself falling for her? How was that even possible? RXR... Rated M for later chapters...

Dick Grayson learns that some ghosts aren't so easily laid to rest when he returns to Gotham to visit his troubled friend Roy. In conversation, he learns some disturbing information about the man who once stood to destroy him—Slade. With his team on the verge of ruin, Nightwing finds himself in a dispute with the Justice League that may cost him his leadership and possibly more.