I walked through the halls as the start of school started.

As I was about to walk into the first period, I felt a tap on my shoulder.

I turned only to see, Robin.

Just great!

"Are you obsessed with me or something?" I rose a brow in annoyance.

"You wish," Robin replied, looking to the side with a scoff.

"I was gonna tell you my friend Finn is having a baseball game, I wanted to invite you. I already bought you a ticket so you don't have a choice," Robin informed with a slight smirk.

I put my hand on my hip, kissing my teeth in confusion.

"Really? Me and you... at a baseball game." I replied, my voice emphasizing each word.

Robin nodded, not seeing the problem.

"Um, do you recall that I don't like you?" I stated, looking at him with a sour face.

"And get away from me, I don't want people thinking we're friends or something like that."

Robin showed sorrow for a

moment before toughened up.

"Forget I even asked you." Robin looked at me about to walk away until I grabbed his wrist.

I rolled my eyes, snatching a ticket from his hands before walking away, not wanting to hear his tease.

I looked back to see him smiling like an idiot.

I was now in my last-period class.

"Hey, I saw you with Robin." A girl spoke up to me as she leaned against my desk.

"So?" I questioned, slightly shoving her off my desk.

"Do you like him?" She asked, getting off my desk and standing straight.

"Me? Like him? Please! Pfft-" I let out a few laughs as she crossed her arms, staring at me frustratedly.

I looked back up.

"Do we have a problem?" I asked, raising a brow.

"I think we do, I like Robin... and I don't want to see you near him, mkay!" She let out.

"And what if I don't give a fuck about what you say? Then what, you're gonna beat the shit out of me?" I sarcastically let out.

"Yeah, so stay away from him."

She said about to walk away from me before I grabbed her wrist.

"I can do whatever the fuck I want, I like the confidence you have. Get rid of it or else I'm gonna have your blood all over my knuckles." I responded, my voice getting lower.

"Okay, after school." She told.

"After school it is." I let go of her wrist harshly, as I watched the blonde walk away.

I walked out of school, trying to spot the blonde from earlier, I spotted a big group next to the neighborhoods.

I smirked walking toward it.

I saw Robin and the blonde in the middle.

"Hah! So she stood me up, after all, she's too scared to go against this-"

I punched her right in the face.

She gasped slightly, looking over at me in shock.

"Oh, you're gonna get it now." She growled, throwing a punch. I let her hit me, to boost up her confidence. She went in for another punch, I quickly dodged it and kicked her right in the face.

She fell to the ground, groaning.

I climbed on top of her pulling her hair to look at me.

"I'm not gonna hurt you more than I already have, but you don't tell me what the fuck to do and who to fucking talk to, you hear me?" I quietly stated, though the crowd still heard it.

"And why should I listen to you?" She girl under me squirmed out.

I laughed before punching her in the face, about to do it again I felt someone get a hold of me and took me off of her, I tried to squirm out but it was no use, they had a tight grip on me.

"That's enough y/n." A familiar voice stated.

"Hey you can't be an asshole to her, only I can," Robin stated, his voice hinting he was mad. I almost puked at his corny remark.

"Okay okay, let me go," I ordered.

He did that and I looked over at him.

Blood trickled down my nose from her punch earlier.

The girl continued to groan on the ground. I snickered.

"Let's go get you cleaned up," Robin stated, grabbing a hold of my hand before walking to the school's field, I just let it happen.

We arrived at the field, I turned the water faucet on and began to wash my knuckles and face.

"I'm going to kill her for punching you before I ever got to." Robin joked, I rose my head from the water looking at him in annoyance.

I rolled my eyes.

"I can't stand you," I replied, he only smirked.

"I love that about you," Robin muttered.

"What?" I rose my head up from the water, not hearing what he had said.

"N-Nothing." Robin surprisingly stuttered out, I quirked up a brow.

"Oh? The big guy is stuttering." I smirked playfully, turning off the faucet and going to sit on the bleachers beside Robin.

Robin looked away.

"Are you blushing? Gross."

I murmured, teasingly.

He slightly shoved my shoulder with his eyebrows furrowed.

I snickered looking up at him.

"You know, you're not so bad," I whispered.

He smiled playfully.

"Don't get me wrong, I still don't like you." I joked, poking him in the shoulder.

He let out a laugh before we sat in silence.

"Hey, that wasn't so nice." Robin pouted, jokingly.

I scoffed at his attempt of being cute.

"We'll I'm gonna head home, see you at the baseball game, cutie." I teased, jumping off the bleachers.

"Are you flirting with me?" Robin questioned, quirking up a brow.

"Maybe." I smiled.

"Well, if you need anything, call me," Robin stated, seriously.

"Yeah, yeah," I muttered out. Walking away to my house.