“Trash the house? That is such a waste!” Skye pouted, but was hardly serious. She could see a younger Adlai sneaking the candy off, gumdrops and licorice or whatever candies they decorated these houses with, and grew bored with what was left.
She shifted her arms to loop around his neck. “Do these friends of yours still like to blow up their houses? Because if they do, I would like to meet them and help them out with that endeavour.”
Skye mainly wanted to see how much they blew up, exactly. Was he talking about some small firecracker, or something that would take the remnants of the house into the sky and blow up into colors?
One day, she may be able to see all of their crazy traditions.
Her fingers brushed through his hair. “You miss your home a lot, don’t you?”
~~
Thrawn nodded in appreciation for her comment. Unless something happened on the mission Eli and his assigned team went on, he hardly expected his evening would be eventful in any way.
Unless, somehow, Tarkin knew of his night with Eira. He wouldn’t be surprised in the least. If Tarkin calls me about this training session, I may have to question him about being Force sensitive.
“And I hope the remainder of your evening is exactly the way you hoped,” would be the last he offered. If he continued, he may not want to leave Eira’s side to return to his ship.
But he was Grand Admiral. He still had responsibility to attend to before he could retire for the evening.
Thrawn allowed her to leave first, and he waited a few minutes before heading out as well, returning to his ship to focus on their next missions.
Ignoring how he already missed her presence.
~~
A date.
Cora could hear the nerves in Eli in the way he spoke, but she could still easily understand what he said. What he wanted. A wide grin broke across her face as she focused intently on cleaning her mug.
It was a very dirty mug.
But she couldn’t clean it forever, and so Cora placed it back on the counter and faced Eli. “Well it’s a good thing I don’t want to meet as just friends, because if you consider asking me on a date, I may just consider saying yes.” She forced her words to come out even, although her heart pounded in her chest as she steadily spoke.
She shifted her arms to loop around his neck. “Do these friends of yours still like to blow up their houses? Because if they do, I would like to meet them and help them out with that endeavour.”
Skye mainly wanted to see how much they blew up, exactly. Was he talking about some small firecracker, or something that would take the remnants of the house into the sky and blow up into colors?
One day, she may be able to see all of their crazy traditions.
Her fingers brushed through his hair. “You miss your home a lot, don’t you?”
~~
Thrawn nodded in appreciation for her comment. Unless something happened on the mission Eli and his assigned team went on, he hardly expected his evening would be eventful in any way.
Unless, somehow, Tarkin knew of his night with Eira. He wouldn’t be surprised in the least. If Tarkin calls me about this training session, I may have to question him about being Force sensitive.
“And I hope the remainder of your evening is exactly the way you hoped,” would be the last he offered. If he continued, he may not want to leave Eira’s side to return to his ship.
But he was Grand Admiral. He still had responsibility to attend to before he could retire for the evening.
Thrawn allowed her to leave first, and he waited a few minutes before heading out as well, returning to his ship to focus on their next missions.
Ignoring how he already missed her presence.
~~
A date.
Cora could hear the nerves in Eli in the way he spoke, but she could still easily understand what he said. What he wanted. A wide grin broke across her face as she focused intently on cleaning her mug.
It was a very dirty mug.
But she couldn’t clean it forever, and so Cora placed it back on the counter and faced Eli. “Well it’s a good thing I don’t want to meet as just friends, because if you consider asking me on a date, I may just consider saying yes.” She forced her words to come out even, although her heart pounded in her chest as she steadily spoke.