#thread: robin

kieran looks up, smiling at the other. "did you need to sit here as well? there's plenty of room. and i just ordered food. i'm happy to share."

Theo didn't really know what to expect from his birthday on the crew. Honestly? Nothing much as someone who didn't pay too much attention to his birthday. He really didn't think he'd kiss Robin tonight though. After he didn't hear anything about his song, he figured Robin didn't feel the same way or just took it as a sort of token from the past. It wasn't until he read Robin's card, and the words, "you mean everything to me" that Theo thought their relationship might actually go somewhere.

It did go somewhere tonight, and it took Theo's makeup with it. He was pretty sure he knew what to expect this time, but they still had to talk about it. Kissing wasn't actually confirmation that they were back together, even if it was a really good kiss.

As the crew filtered back onto the ship after the party, Theo lingered behind, waiting until they went wherever they were planning to go before turning to Robin. "Hi," he said eloquently before letting out a quiet laugh at himself. "We should probably talk. Wanna go to my pod or something?" Maybe he's pod was a little too forward or presumptuous, but no one knew his code so no one would walk in on them during their conversation.

Ryder felt terrible, and it wasn’t only because of the headache pounding at his temples and cotton feeling in his mouth. He didn’t mean to summon Robin to come to his rescue, it was just a force of habit to lean on his twin when things got too overwhelming for them. Kryss was with them the whole time, so there was no reason for Robin to risk his reputation unless he just really wanted a night out, which Ryder thought he deserved. 

They felt the pressure to live up to their mother’s, and now Daphne’s, expectations daily, but they also recognized most of the attention was off of them now that they were a medic. Robin had a much more important position than him as the First Mate. It wasn’t often someone as young as them received such a high ranking, and he knew his twin must be trying his hardest to not to disappoint anyone. Ryder wouldn’t ever want to ruin that for him.

When he returned to the ship with a tray-full of coffees labeled “Ronald,” he tracked down Robin and handed over his coffee and muffin with a weak, apologetic smile. “I’m really sorry about last night and whatever happened in the Uber. You really didn’t need to come after me like that. I’ll tell Captain Daphne it was my fault.”

Robin knew she had to go to bed early, she had been tasked with covering an important event: Prince Gabriel’s visit to Rome. She had quite the work to do, even though she knew the basics of the English prince, she would have to look for information about the reason of his visit, which was still a secret and why Rome and not his country. But tonight, she had decided to partake in some late night activities, there was a poker game at her friend’s house and she just couldn’t refuse. “Gael, you really have to stop giving me such good hands, I’ll leave you penniless”, she laughed as she grabbed a chip from the table and ate it, “Robin, you’re not supposed to eat the money!”, the ten year old boy yelled. 

“Gael, it’s past eight. Shouldn’t you be in bed“, his mother, Bianca yelled out, turning on the TV and shooing the boy away. “I promise we’ll finish this later”, Robin winked before kissing Gael on the forehead. The sound of the TV drowned out the noise from outside, no matter the hour, Rome was alive. “Oh look, a live coverage from outside the palace, they aren’t like this with the Pope”. Robin rolled her eyes and sighed, “why are people camping outside? The prince is probably sleeping at this hour, there’s no way someone’s going to catch a glimpse of the man, they should let him rest”, she commented as she munched on another chip.

Sam looks over at Robin. "So are you ready for practice today? I've been really enjoying training with you. It'd been a while since I've done any archery."

Naomi was shocked and terrified by what happened. She had just been getting used to waking up in a random city in America, and then she’d heard about serial killers on the loose. She didn’t understand this city at all, but she was glad things seemed to be over. The only thing that was good about this city was knowing Emily is here. She sighed where she sat in the bench. “I just want to go back home.”

robin: i think i broke my ankle at dance

robin: it looks like a fuckin baseball