Aria is dying. But she has one last request before she dies...
"Why do you care?" Rin asks. She's just been dumped, and to her surprise, the person she'd least expect is there to comfort her.
The twins aren't supposed to be sharing a bed at this age, but Rin still always finds a way to come spend the night with Len. "Please stay. Just for a while. I'm too scared to sleep alone tonight." Len knows it's wrong, but he doesn't want to be without his sister, even if it will get him in trouble the next morning.
A boring day in class to lead to some rather... interesting day dreaming. Especially if there's a beautiful girl who sits one seat up in front of you.
Robin still has periodic dreams, over the death of his parents. Nobody knows about this, except Wally. To add to it, Robin rarely, if ever talks about the things that bother him. And he doesn't cry. When things are really bothering him, at the most, he's just really quiet. These are the days that Wally worries about him the most.
Life is too short. That's Cassie's reasoning for gathering the courage to kiss Tim. Like the team did with Wally, Cassie doesn't want to loose Tim, and so it is sealed with a kiss. A promise that they will always be by eachother's side, no matter what happens, because they only have one life to live.
Gumi has liked Luka since the moment she laid her eyes on her, but has never had the courage to tell her. When she finds out Luka is going to the school dance, she hatches a plan to confess to her, with the hopes to dance with Luka, atleast once that night. But how does Luka feel about Gumi?
Gakupo is always such an over-protective brother, so it's only natural that he worries about his sister when she comes home way past curfew one night. He feels like she's acting strange, and is trying to keep secrets from him. Perhaps over a boyfriend that he's never met? That's what he thinks, but Gumi doesn't even have a boyfriend. No, Gakupo is the only one she has eyes for.
Two months into their relationship, and Rin and Miku have never kissed. Infact, they've never even been on their first date, so they join Gumi and Len on a double date. However, not everything is perfect. When Gumi finds out they've never kissed, she comes up with a sneaky plan to get them to kiss for the first time! But how will Miku and Rin re-act to it?
Starfire has a problem. The only thing is, Raven isn't sure what exactly it is. Almost everyday, Starfire comes to Raven baring a problem, but she never talks about it. Most of the time they just meditate, and Starfire claims she feels more relaxed afterwards. But on this certain day, Starfire seems more tense, and can hardly focus. Something is bothering her, very much.
Sometimes it was hard being with Miku, knowing that she cared more about popularity, more than her own girlfriend. Her friends didn't know about her relationship with Seeu, and that's the way she kept it. No kissing, no holding hands, once they were on school campus, they didn't know eachother. And Seeu's had just enough of it.
From the moment Gumi heard he was back, she knew that he had probably changed a whole lot in short of two years. He was much more colder and distant. For the most part, they try to ignore eachother, but when they're placed as roommates for the school trip to New York, what will happen? Six whole days together. Will a new love ignite between them, or will they continue to bicker?
Miku had managed to not think about her relationship with Gumi from years ago, for five years straight. Her life was fine as it was. She was getting married, soon, and was convinced she was in love. But a run on with Gumi in the streets brings back all the memories they shared together.
It's a cold September day, and Richard left his jacket at home. It shouldn't matter, he's undergone worse weather while on missions, but walking the streets of Gotham, having the cold wind nip at your bare skin isn't a pleasent feeling. Thankfully Kid Flash is able to find Dick, and bring him home. It's even better that Wally can warm Dick up.
After the death of Wally, Artemis just hasn't been the same. She's become much more angrier, and agressive, ending in the result of her resuming the role of Tigress. She claims it's better off this way, but this whole time, Nightwing has never once stopped to try and save her. It's the same routine on this starry night.
Raven's Friday nights were usually spent alone. It was the only time she actually got to spend by herself. That is, until a certain red-headed alien decided to spend those nights with her. Most of their time is spent in silence, but this night seems different than any other regular Friday night. It all starts with one question: "What's your idea of dream date?"
It's all by chance that Gumi doesn't finish her work in time, during class, thus having to finish it for homework. Everything else just seems to work itself out afterwards. After all, having someone who's copied off her science notes since 10th grade help her with her homework can't be so bad, right?
Unable to contain her feelings anymore, Miku decided to write Luka a letter, expressing her love for her. And then she waits. She doesn't expect to get a letter back, and she'd be even more surprised if Luka confronted her about it, so when she gets a letter back, she feels quite ecstatic. What could the letter say?
Yuki didn't understand why her parents fought so much. But she did know she didn't like it. She was tired of all the yelling and screaming, and threats of leaving the house. So on a particularly bad night, the last thing she wanted to hear was that front door slamming shut, for what could potentially be the last time.
There are some days when Haku is just too sad to even get out of bed.