Spy on them

Raven couldn't believe what she was doing as she silently crept towards the pool room. She kept asking herself why she was doing this, but every time she was distracted by the thought of seeing Beast Boy's nude and wet body. Once or twice, her knees felt weak and she had to steady herself against the wall.

Finally, she reached the pool room and slowly poked the door open. Robin, Starfire, and Beast Boy were all in the pool, enjoying the cooling water over their bodies.

"Okay Star, I admit it; this was a good idea," Robin conceded.

"Of course it was!" Starfire said. "Who doesn't love feeling free in a pool of water?"

Starfire playfully splashed Robin before moving to tackle him. He moved out of the way, letting her fly into Beast Boy. Starfire accidentally gave him a face-full of her wet breasts before turning back around to catch Robin. Raven couldn't help but feel jealous as she saw Beast Boy's lovestruck expression. She wanted him to look that way about her.

Beast Boy grinned like an idiot. "Man, this is turning out to be the best day of my life!"

"Where is Raven?" Starfire asked. "I believed she would need to cool down as well."

"She'd never join in on this," Robin said. "It would be too embarrassing."

Raven silently agreed, but something inside her was urging her to prove him wrong.

"I wish Raven would come, though," Beast Boy moaned.

"Why? Do you wish to see her in the nude too?" Starfire asked.

"Well, yeah, she's obviously hot," Beast Boy said. "But, I mean, I want her to have a little fun. I don't like the idea of her hiding from us. We're supposed to be friends."

Raven's eyes widened as he called her hot. Her hands unconsciously reached for the zipper on her costume.

"Yeah, well, don't hold your breath," Robin said. "There's no way Raven coming out here. Especially not for you."

SPLASH!

The three turned around to see Raven slowly stick her head out from under the water. They couldn't see her body, but they could all tell she was naked.

Raven shot Beast Boy a small glare before he could speak. "Not. A. Word."