Robbin slowly walked into the room of the new Titian. He walked over to her and sat on her bed, as he looked at her.

“You called me in here with your communicator?” He asked, placing his hand on hers. Looking up at him, her eyes had been blood shot. She couldn’t keep it in anymore. “What up, Addy?” He asked. Addison looked down, not wanting to say a thing. Hesitating, the green haired girl spoke.

“He found out, Dick… he finally found out that I am a hero. That I chose good,” she spoke, feeling her hot tears flooding her eyes again. “My father saw us on the news.” Robin had known Addison had been a child of abuse, knowing that she had been given her powers the same way as the jokers skin was changed. But he just thought it was because of something he hadn’t wanted to think about. When she flew to the tower, begging to become a titan, he had to test and make sure she was loyal. Of course she passed. Though she was a year younger than him, he had thought of her as an older sister with the way she acted.

“Addy… you said your parents had died? Why are you just now telling me this?” He spoke, though his voice was strict, he pulled her into a side hug.

“I lied because… I never thought you would let someone who’s father had killed before into the titans… who had battled Batman, and kidnapped a Robin before,” she spoke, laying her head on the boys shoulder. The girls pale white skin had clashed with the back of his sleeves. Shaking his head, he frowned at her. He rested his chin on her fluffy green hair.

“That doesn’t matter. You aren’t him Addy. You are a lot stronger than him, and sane.” Sighing, he took her hand with his free one. “If he comes, and tries to take you, we will protect you. You are our family. Not his. With all of us, the joker won’t know what will hit him.” Addison nodded, and looked up at Robin with a smile. The boy soon took his mask off, and looked down at her. “I won’t let him hurt you.” The two sat together for a while, Addison feeling a bit better than before she had received the letter.