Kylo, of course, did not think in the slightest about how a woman walking around in his attire would look. It was a concept he never dealt with before, and unless he did caught wind of the rumors, or if someone dared to confront him about it, it would remain unknown for him.
But he did continue to think of how she looked in his tunic, of how small she was. And of the sparring mishap that he knew Myka planned. The cold shower helps things somewhat, but he still found himself frustrated and aggravated when he got out.
As he was drying off, there was a knock at his door. Myka. Kylo quickly slipped on his pants and answered the door. His tunic was in her grasp, but his gaze didn’t stop there.
If this is decent for her, what would be indecent.
He had a feeling it would look something similar to the mishap earlier. “Um, thank you.” Kylo did manage to grab his tunic and divert his eyes back up to her face.
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Azra smiled at Poe’s easy acceptance. One thing would remain the same between them, even if it was something like a nickname, it made her feel a bit better, if only slightly.
“No, not just the Order,” she shook her head. “I truly wanted to find out for myself what was happening in the galaxy, and so I sought out stories concerning both the Resistance and the First Order.” And the answers and stories she came across had shocked her in many ways.
“Even after all of that, I realized how...sheltered I’ve been from what was really going on, but after what you’ve shown me?” She let out a bitter laugh. “I guess sheltered wouldn’t be the right word to describe it.” Perhaps brainwashed.
Brainwashed by her own father. By people she had known since childhood. The very thought brought more tears to her eyes, but Azra fought to keep them back.
To distract herself, she continued, “And sometimes I would just interview regular people who had been affected by the war, just to tell their stories and their viewpoints. I think those are my favorite pieces to do, because of all the different people I get to talk to.” Though of course, some stories were hard to handle. War was not a pretty thing.
But he did continue to think of how she looked in his tunic, of how small she was. And of the sparring mishap that he knew Myka planned. The cold shower helps things somewhat, but he still found himself frustrated and aggravated when he got out.
As he was drying off, there was a knock at his door. Myka. Kylo quickly slipped on his pants and answered the door. His tunic was in her grasp, but his gaze didn’t stop there.
If this is decent for her, what would be indecent.
He had a feeling it would look something similar to the mishap earlier. “Um, thank you.” Kylo did manage to grab his tunic and divert his eyes back up to her face.
~~
Azra smiled at Poe’s easy acceptance. One thing would remain the same between them, even if it was something like a nickname, it made her feel a bit better, if only slightly.
“No, not just the Order,” she shook her head. “I truly wanted to find out for myself what was happening in the galaxy, and so I sought out stories concerning both the Resistance and the First Order.” And the answers and stories she came across had shocked her in many ways.
“Even after all of that, I realized how...sheltered I’ve been from what was really going on, but after what you’ve shown me?” She let out a bitter laugh. “I guess sheltered wouldn’t be the right word to describe it.” Perhaps brainwashed.
Brainwashed by her own father. By people she had known since childhood. The very thought brought more tears to her eyes, but Azra fought to keep them back.
To distract herself, she continued, “And sometimes I would just interview regular people who had been affected by the war, just to tell their stories and their viewpoints. I think those are my favorite pieces to do, because of all the different people I get to talk to.” Though of course, some stories were hard to handle. War was not a pretty thing.