#robin onshot

Your entire family knew that you were into women, and none of them hated you for it. But you were afraid that they weren’t taking you seriously, afraid that they would hate any girlfriend you brought home just because they didn’t actually approve of you. You were scared, and you knew that Robin was scared too. 

But, it was the Christmas season and your parents were desperately begging to meet your girlfriend so you eventually agreed to bring her home for Christmas dinner.

“Do you think they’re going to like me?” Robin asked as she looked at you, your eyes focused on pulling off parking in the incredibly full driveway. “If they don’t like you, we’ll just leave but I don’t see how anyone could dislike you.” You said, a smile on your face as you leaned over to kiss her cheek. 

You were both nervous, and you were both trying to pretend that you weren’t nervous to comfort the other person. So, as you both made your way to the doorstep and you used your key to open the lock, you were trying not to shake out of utter fear that they might not like Robin.

“Y/N! Welcome home!” Came the voice of one of your parents, pulling you into a hug. “Hey, mom.” You said, nearly out of breath from how quickly she had made it to the door and shut it behind you. When he pulled back she turned to look at Robin, a large smile on her face. “You must be Robin?” She asked, and Robin nodded. “I am, nice to meet you,” She said, with an equally large smile on her face, however, she was visibly nervous. “I’ve heard so much about you- Come, sit, sit, dinner’s about to start.” You turned to Robin as your mother walked back into the kitchen.

“See, I told you she’d like you.” You said as you took your jacket off, putting it on the hanger. You also removed your boots and gloves, Robin doing the same as you took her hand and led her into the dining room. 

When dinner began, all eyes were on you because your family hadn’t ever met a girlfriend before but you also hadn’t really had one before. 

“How did you two meet?” Your father asked, causing you to look over at him. “Oh, well we both worked at Starcourt but she was working at Scoops Ahoy which was… where I usually went for lunch.” “You had ice cream for lunch?” Came the voice of your cousin. “Why can’t I have ice cream for lunch, mom?” He asked, looking at his mother, your aunt. “You can have ice cream for lunch when you have a job to pay for it- you can continue, Y/N, sorry about that.” She said, turning back to you. 

“Well I eventually started going back more to see Robin, and she ended up leaving her phone number on one of my receipts. It was kind of awkward when her mom picked up, but we started talking and when Starcourt fell we started working together at Family Video with her friend Steve.” You finished, turning to Robin before looking at the rest of your family. 

Your mom smiled, “I’m glad she makes you happy- and she seems really sweet.” She said, a smile on her face. Your mouth finally twitched into a smile and you felt Robin tangle her fingers in yours. 

The rest of the dinner went by smoothly as your family got to know Robin, and you were both given a guest room to stay in for the night.

When you were both in your pajamas and sitting on the bed, you felt yourselves starting to calm down from the night, and you both felt relieved. “I can’t believe they liked me.” Robin said, turning to look at you causing you to scoff. “Who wouldn’t like you, you’re perfect.” You said, which caused a red tint to coat her cheeks before she pulled you into a light kiss, you reciprocating and tangling your fingers within her hair. 

You both pulled back, smiling lightly. “We should get some sleep.” You commented and Robin nodded.