(Casey) 

Casey led Robin through the alleyways and blockhouses. He glanced behind him to make sure he was still following. He looked out of breath and ready to die. 

"Do I need to carry you?" he asked.

"It would be much appreciated." He coughed. 

"Wait really?" Casey asked though he was joking about it.

Robin shrugged.

"You offered." 

Casey rolled his eyes, bending down so Robin could climb onto his back. 

"What was I expecting" He whispered. 

"What was that?" Robin said in his ear, nearly making Casey fall over 

"Nothing, nothing." His breath caught in his throat when he felt him wrap his arms around his neck. 

"Don't fall off," Casey said grabbing Robin's thighs.

"I won't." He replied, wrapping his arms tighter around his neck. 

"Good," 

They made the rest of the journey in awkward silence. 

"Robin? We're here." Casey said, twisting his head around to look at his face. He instantly regretted it because of how close their faces were. They both blushed and turned the heads away from each other. Casey bent down again to let Robin off his back.

"Wow," he said.

"Yeah 'wow'" Casey said, smiling at the view: 

They had stopped at a peak at the top of a little hill: Forest surrounded the back and houses were built farther from the edge. They had gotten there on time because the sun was just setting, painting the sky with rusty oranges, peachy yellows, and bright pinks. The sky was filled with wispy clouds that w flowed along with the sunset.

"It's beautiful," Robin said his eyes taking every detail of the scene before them.

"Yeah." Casey agreed, but he wasn't looking at the sunset. 

"You come here all the time?" he asked turning to Casey. 

He sat on the ground crisscrossed his legs and leaned forward.

"I do, I come here when I need a place to escape too." He replied, plopping down on the dirt beside Robin.

The sat in silence for a while, enjoying the scenery.

Casey finally looked up at the sky, stars were hanging above them. 

"Crap, it's super late. Ready to go back?" 

No answer came. Casey glanced at his side, Robin was asleep. 

He smiled, he picked him up hoisting him onto his back. 

Casey made the journey back with Robin on his back without waking him up once. Once he was at Robin's front porch he checked the door to see if it was locked. He stepped inside, going straight to Robin's bedroom. Casey laid him down gently on the mattress. He pulled the blanket over him. Casey bit his lower lip, he couldn't resist he leaned forward and planted a kiss on Robin's forehead. Robin's eyes fluttered open, he smiled which made Casey's heart pound rapidly. 

"Sorry, you looked-." Casey was cut off by Robin grabbing his collar and yanking him into a kiss. The kiss lasted for a few seconds, but to Casey it would last a lifetime. 

"Goodnight to you too," Robin said, smiling at Casey.

Casey's heart threatened to choke him. 

"G-g-goodnight." He stuttered and took his leave.