"Oh," Robin says back. Relief creeps back into her and she knows she had no reason to be scared in the first place but Steve is the first (and second?) person she's ever told. There are still days when Robin can barely admit it to herself, much less accept it, but here's Steve Harrington.

Robin slouches into the seat across from him and matches his nervous smile. "I guess this means you don't remember singing Total Eclipse of the Heart in a Kermit voice." That's tragic on its own level because it had been so comfortably, intimately, the opposite of Steve trying to be cool all the time. They'd been idiots on the bathroom floor.

But not a fool.

Letting out a breath, Robin shakes her head no. "You were talking about me like this great girl you'd met. It was some of the nicest stuff anyone's ever said about me, really." It's why she'd been honest, why she'd felt like she'd owed it to him. "I owed you the truth."