[She shakes her head, enjoying the occasional brush of fingers against her shoulders as he plays with her hair. It was incredibly relaxing; closing her eyes, she lets out a small 'hmm' of contentment.]
[Lets out a long, content sigh. It feels like he can let go of everything that's been bothering him for the last month or so, and just enjoy being in her company. At this age they might not be able to have things as deep and meaningful as they would in a few years, but they were young enough that the fondness they felt for each other could make everything feel easier.
Though there was one thing he had at the moment that was a reminder that there would always be some complications, no matter how right the moment felt.]
[Once her eyes are closed, he lifts his sunglasses up and places them on the top of his head.]
Just 'cause.
[Shifts his position slightly and tilts his forehead forward, so their foreheads are touching. Which should make it obvious to her that he doesn't have his sunglasses on at the moment. He wants to show her that while he might have hesitations about unveiling his true identity, he trusts her enough to not open her eyes when she knows she could get a glimpse of who he really is.]
[She gives an inaudible gasp when their foreheads touch, understanding instantly.]
Robin...
[It was incredibly tempting to open her eyes. But she knew there was a reason Robin had asked her to close her eyes, and if he'd wanted her to see, he would have told her. Still...]
[Watches her eyes to see if they start to crack at all, but she keeps them closed. It's not enough to make him ask her to open her eyes, but it does bring him a step closer to doing that. He smiles at her even though she can't see it and then lifts his forehead.]
You make it sound like I took my pants off.
[Slips his sunglasses back on. Whenever she opens her eyes, she'll find him grinning. He knows what she meant by the comment and he knows she knows what he meant by the gesture, so he doesn't mind cracking a joke.]
[Smiling to herself, she opens her eyes and takes advantage of the break to switch movies in the DVD player. Returning to the couch even before Robin's back from the kitchen.]
[Returns to the living room a few minutes later with a large bowl of popcorn and two glasses of Mt.Dew. He sets the glasses down on the table and then resumes his seat on the couch with her.]
I have now reached my life goal. I always said to myself "Self, I hope one day a pretty girl will consider me a more comfortable pillow than a tauntaun." Thank you for helping me realize my dream.
I have a new dream. Since I've upgraded myself from being better than a Tauntaun, my next dream is to have you declare your undying adoration for me over Porkins. It's a bold dream, I know, but why dream if you're not willing to be bold?
[Zatanna was incredibly glad she was facing away from him right then, if only so he wouldn't see the look on her face. She knew there was a degree of playful teasing to his words, just as there had been from the very start, but something about the way he said it...]
[She gave a low 'hmm' in consideration, trying to sound as casual as possible in return:]
[And here is the difference between boys and girls, or maybe Zatanna's maturity level versus Robin's. While she is probably blushing to the side, feeling sentimental about the whole situation, Robin is having a different reaction.
That's not to say that there's not affection in his teasing and some meaning to it, there is. But the way she delivers those last couple of lines? He is cracking up laughing.]
[Exactly what she had been hoping for; his laughter broke the most likely one-sided tension, allowing her to relax enough to let out her own fit of giggles.]
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[She likes the idea of them having a thing. Just the two of them.]
...I should...probably set up the next movie, shouldn't I?
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[As he speaks he begins to play with the ends of a few strands of her hair, that are scattered over her shoulders.]
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Though there was one thing he had at the moment that was a reminder that there would always be some complications, no matter how right the moment felt.]
Hey, close your eyes.
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[Ironically, this causes her to open them briefly to look up at him, before giving a nod and closing them again]
Why?
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Just 'cause.
[Shifts his position slightly and tilts his forehead forward, so their foreheads are touching. Which should make it obvious to her that he doesn't have his sunglasses on at the moment. He wants to show her that while he might have hesitations about unveiling his true identity, he trusts her enough to not open her eyes when she knows she could get a glimpse of who he really is.]
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Robin...
[It was incredibly tempting to open her eyes. But she knew there was a reason Robin had asked her to close her eyes, and if he'd wanted her to see, he would have told her. Still...]
You took them off. Your sunglasses.
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You make it sound like I took my pants off.
[Slips his sunglasses back on. Whenever she opens her eyes, she'll find him grinning. He knows what she meant by the comment and he knows she knows what he meant by the gesture, so he doesn't mind cracking a joke.]
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Maybe you did. How am I supposed to know? My eyes are closed.
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[Takes his time getting up before he stretches and rolls his shoulders.]
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[She senses him getting up, and lifts her head to the general direction of his voice]
Does this mean I can open my eyes now?
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And yeah, go ahead. [Moves into the kitchen.]
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[This day couldn't possibly get any better.]
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And I'm back. Miss me?
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[She's smiling as she returns to their previous position, partially leaning against him]
Though, I will say, you make a fabulous pillow.
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[Snickers and then he slips his arm around her shoulders. Resumes being all nice and cozy with her.]</small. I do, don't I?
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[She shifts against him, finding he most comfortable position, grimacing at the television, where Han is currently slicing an animal's carcas open]
Better than a tauntaun, that's for sure.
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[She gave a low 'hmm' in consideration, trying to sound as casual as possible in return:]
I don't know, Robin.
Porkins.
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That's not to say that there's not affection in his teasing and some meaning to it, there is. But the way she delivers those last couple of lines? He is cracking up laughing.]
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