《When There's Quiet》The quiet before the crazy
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Raven took the bottle and nearly dropped it.
"Ow, that's way too hot!" yelped Raven.
Violet took the bottle and gave it to Teether and he started to drink like any starving baby would.
"He's cold and he's hungry." said Violet calmly.
Violet went to her room and found the flower Jericho had found on her bed. She smiled, knowing who that was from. Instead of putting the flower in a vase, she took a wooden flute and blew. A pretty looking girl appeared. She had dark hair, the colour of a tree trunk, her hands and feet had flowers ON them, her dress made of leaves.
"Need something, Violet of free will?" asked the girl.
Violet smiled and handed the flower to her.
"Ah. Of course." said the girl with a bored look. Violet frowns. "Woah, okay. I'll take it." said the girl with an alarmed look. Violet lifts an eyebrow. "To your room." chuckled the girl.
"Shut up, Elementia." said Violet
"Alright." said Elementia, taking the flower and vanishing into thin air.
Robin came in. "Who's that girl?"
"A friend of mine." Violet replied, walking out.
Violet flied to Tibet this time, finding Jericho there, playing his guitar. Violet flew and sat next to him and started to meditate, or at least that's what Jericho thought. She was actually having a conversation with her father, Dc Fate.
"Now or tomorow or next three times or what?" Jericho thought to himself.
Violet opened her eyes.
"Just hope for the best." Jericho thought as he squeezed his eyes shut and kissed her.
When they were done, Violet confessed.
"I read everyone's minds except yours. When you interupt my daydreaming, I don't throw my tantrum."
"You mean that when you blasted Beast Boy out of the tower, strangled Starfire and flung Cyborg to Tibet." asked Jericho.
"Yeah."
"Why didn't you read my mind? Not that I want you to."
"......."
"Fine."
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