He glanced behind you at the boys and Jedi, who all nodded and gave him a thumbs-up. You sensed the joy spike in his aura and the relief. “I-I like you a lot Rex.” you slowly said.
Rex looked taken a-back yet extremely happy. You couldn’t deny what your heart told you any longer. But as you slowly met the boy’s honey-sweet eyes and nervous smile, you melted. You hated this man and that would only continue. This wasn’t happening, you told yourself. The boys and Jedi were grinned as you blinked several times. The captain adjusted his grip on his helmet, eyes as wide as dinner plates. “You-you think I’m perfect?” Their eyes averted to something behind you and you turned to see what they were looking at. “What–Rex!” you squeaked. “Only General Skywalker would say something like that.” Jesse announced. As I say, why should that matter? Go get him!” “And what if I like him?” you suddenly stated. “He’s just so…so perfect for no reason! It makes my heart beat fast and my hands go sweaty–I hate it! He shouldn’t make me feel this way.” Anakin patted your shoulder. “As Obi-wan says, it’s natural to feel this way, but we can’t allow it to cloud our judgement. In this moment, there were no generals, no clones, and no Jedi. You sighed with a roll of your eyes, causing Ahsoka to smirk. “I’d say you only ‘hate’ Rex because you’re worried about your feelings.” They began to chuckle to themselves, their eyes sparkly. “So the General has the hots for the Captain?” Fives loudly questioned. Anakin raised his arms in defense, not long after sending his men a mischievous glance. My cheeks felt warm, but I dismissed it as an affect of the warm fire. “Besides, Jedi can’t have attachments, Ani.” I added, giving him a pointed look. A sigh escaped your lips and Anakin cheerily laughed. “You like him?” Your head snapped around to face Anakin. “What? No! I hate– dislike him!” I exclaimed. Your gaze averted to Rex, who stood by the ship chatting with a few of his men. Ahsoka nodded in agreement. “He’s not wrong.” With a shrug, you rested your cheek in your palm. “Nothing.” Anakin snorted. “That’s what you always say.” he said. A few of his men, Fives, Echo, and his padawan Ahsoka, sat around it in a semi-circle. He knew you well, so perhaps he’d know what to do.Īnakin sensed you before he saw you. “What’s wrong?” he inquired. He was a close friend of yours you met as a Padawan. Clenching a fist, you curtly turned on your heel and marched over to Anakin’s side. That bubbling anger in your heart was there again, gnawing at your insides, twisting in your stomach. It was cold today, but that was probably because the sun had long set over the horizon. Your brows knitted as you pulled your robes closer.
“Is something…wrong General?” You looked up into those honey eyes of the boy you loved. His handsomeness, and and his lovely figure? You also hated. Why did he have to be so kriffing perfect?Īnd so you turned that joy to hatred because you were afraid to stray from the Jedi Code. You didn’t understand these feelings at first and began to hate them. He swept you off your feet with that smile, made you laugh from the shadows with his awkwardness when he was out of his comfort zone, and most importantly, made you so, so happy. The first time you met him, you knew you were in trouble. He was kind, caring, and strong, which was why he earned the respect of everyone in the Grand Republic Army. Only then would he let loose his composure. Captain Rex was a solid man, unwavering in the face of danger unless Anakin or (Y/n) threw him into the air. Whenever (Y/n) was around that damned clone, her stomach churned and her chest burned. romanceeeee and fluff to help you recover from s7ep11 captain (or should I say commander) Rex x reader
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