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Wally glared at Artemis before he stormed out of the room. He knew it was a bad idea for her to come on this mission, too much pressure to fight against her own family but he was too excited that Red Arrow had finally joined. Besides that she was determined to go, to prove Roy could not replace her. Wally understood that and meant everything he had said to Artemis on the Bioship. Yet when Roy revealed what really happened Wally just snapped. To him what she had done was exactly what a traitor would do, what her father would do. Wally finally stopped and looked around him; he had stormed off right into the souvenir room. The sleeves were stil

 Wally sat in class tapping his pen on his desk as he stared down the clock. He had five minutes till noon, five minutes till he was let out of school early. It had been two weeks since he had seen Artemis and a few days since she had responded to any of his text messages. He had been patient since they hadn't had any team missions and most of them had been doing missions with their own heroes but he was reaching his breaking point. That morning they spent together he had wanted to tell her everything but his brain had shut down. She had been so close to him and when she met his gaze with her beautiful gray eyes he could barely speak. He thou

Walking into her apartment Artemis felt a rush of air and suddenly there was a bouquet of white flowers in her face. "What the hell?" "I got you flowers," Wally said, his smiling face emerged behind the flowers. "They're amaranth, the flowers of the goddess Artemis." Artemis' stomach clenched with fear, "What are you doing here?" Wally lowered the flowers, "I wanted to see you." He paused before he said sheepishly, "I missed you." "Thank you," she stammered before leaning into him, the vase awkwardly pressed between them. All she could think of was that he was in her home, a home of criminals. "Artemis dinner is ready!" called her mother

A lazy smile formed across her lips as she pulled herself closer to him, smelling the stale popcorn from last night that still clung to him. She wondered why of all the guys she had ever met it was him that managed to not only crawl under her skin but stay there. Reaching up she took one of her long fingers and thumped his nose hoping to wake him up. The freckles on his nose smashed together as he crinkled it drawing his face away from the offending finger. Wally opened his eyes, stopping Artemis' heart for a second as the green of his irises sparkled to life as they fell upon her. His face broke out with a happy smile as he tightened his a

Wally sat in front of the TV later that night, a giant bowl of popcorn in his lap as he flipped through the channels. After the incident earlier with Artemis he was so embarrassed that he fled outside and made it down all the way to the beach before he realized he left his shirt behind. He decided it wasn't worth going back for so Wally just stayed down there, swimming his embarrassment away. All he could think of was of what he should have done. He should have kissed her, should have told her about his dreams, and most importantly he should have told her about that day. Eventually Kaldur came down, finding Wally perched on a pile of boulders