Robin one shot part 3!

It doesn't matter anymore

"Don't do it, he's probably got ngh-" he was cut off by a sharp tug on his hair. 

"My my, where's the obedience gone from our time together?"

"Probably hanging out with all the fucks I give for this situation."

"Fine. Just let him go," Robin announced.

The helicopter hovered overhead and dropped down a ladder for Slade to grab onto. He grinned at the team as he slowly slackened his grip on Nightwing. 

"What was your biggest fear again, birdie? Falling, right?" he stated. Nightwing's eyes widened but he didn't have time to react much more as he was flung over the edge of the building. Slade scaled the ladder and got away within minutes as the team ran to the edge. 

Luckily, the shock of being launched off a roof had faded quickly and Nightwing was able to grab his grappling gun and shoot it. It caught the edge of the roof and he was left hanging over a 70 ft drop. He gave the relieved teenagers a smirk though he'd paled considerably from the adrenaline. He pressed a button on the gun to bring in the line and was helped back onto the roof. 

"You okay?" Robin asked. 

"Fine. Wonderful. Nothing like being thrown off a building to really get the heart pumping," Nightwing replied. Beast Boy latched onto him once he was stood up, burying his face in his torso. He nearly knocked him back off the roof with his momentum but the older returned the hug without a second thought.

"I thought he'd take you again."

"I'm alright BB. Always have been, always will be." The younger mumbled something no one caught the exact words of but they knew it wasn't good. Nightwing petted his hair, trying to give him as much comfort as he could while they were still on a mission. "I'm not going away again."

"Okay, can we cut the cryptic crap? What's going on here?" Lagoon Boy asked, growing impatient at being left in the dark. 

"Fuck off," Beast Boy snapped. He sent the hero a sharp glare to prove his point and held onto their leader a little tighter. 

"Hey hey, no need for cussing bud. I'll talk about it when we get back. Robin, did you secure the files?" The younger nodded. "Great. I'll call Miss Martian here and then we'll just forget this all happened, yeah? Yeah."

The flight back was tense. Most of the team were anxious to learn about what happened. It wasn't often that a secret of a bat was shared with someone who wasn't part of the family nor was it often that they agreed to spill the beans. Whilst they waited in anticipation, the pair that did know could only hope that they somehow forgot about it on the way home. Nobody who already knew liked talking about what happened because it wasn't something you'd be happy for everyone to know. It wasn't something they were happy to know. Beast Boy stayed close to Nightwing on the flight, giving him a worried look whenever he zoned out for a little too long. He'd lightly tap him and receive a small smile.