Jaina Solo Fel (
solo_sword) wrote2009-12-24 07:15 am
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Ossus- Thursday Fandom time
Christmas 2008 had been spent aboard Ralroost, waiting as John healed up from being impaled during a mission. Since then there'd been a couple more Christmases, to the point that Jaina had absolutely no problem taking some time to go home. The new Jedi Academy was barely at the beginning stages of being built, she had potential mission stuff to talk over with Luke, and she hadn't gotten to spend hardly any time at all with tiny Ben before coming back to Fandom last time. Holidays were supposed to be about family, and she was all about that this year.
And getting to bring John with her was an unexpected bonus. Her family had to be wtfing at her when she left a room, but that was fine. She knew it was confusing. There was happiness going on here, that's what counted.
After spending some time with everyone, Jaina led John back to the room (Han, being the type of dad he was, had insisted on them having two separate rooms, and Jaina had said fine and then completely disregarded this), asking, "Is it weird to be back here?"
[NFB for distance, SP is a yay, and for that guy she showed up with.]
And getting to bring John with her was an unexpected bonus. Her family had to be wtfing at her when she left a room, but that was fine. She knew it was confusing. There was happiness going on here, that's what counted.
After spending some time with everyone, Jaina led John back to the room (Han, being the type of dad he was, had insisted on them having two separate rooms, and Jaina had said fine and then completely disregarded this), asking, "Is it weird to be back here?"
[NFB for distance, SP is a yay, and for that guy she showed up with.]
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Moving closer now that she had an excuse to do so, she asked, "Think there'll be anyone left like that in seven years?" She'd go the teasy, self-depricating route instead.
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"There's gotta be someone," he considered. "Maybe you'll discover a tiny alien race to tower over."
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"You know, I will always be taller than Tekli," she agreed. Tekli, of course, was a meter tall and not expecting a growth spurt ever.
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