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Quinn watched quietly from the entryway of the bridge before entering. Standing silently, she stared out into space, a glass of whiskey slowly disappearing as her hips sway slightly with the movement of the ship. He had learned to appreciate this moment in the time he had been with her. There was nothing quite like her silhouette standing against the backdrop of the galaxy she ruled. Entering the bridge, Quinn clasped his hands behind his back as he moved in beside her, “My Lord… Is everything alright?” Smiling, she took a slow sip of whiskey before answering. “Of course, Captain.” Turning she smiled up at hi

“I don’t believe you have moved from that spot in over a year... In fact, you probably was that same data pad. It’s comforting to know some things don’t change lieutenant.” Elham smiled at the stiffening in his shoulders at her approach, although he had not turned she was certain she knew the look on his face. Pulling her gloves off, Elham leaned against the desk beside him, her hand reaching out to caress a cleanly shaven cheek. “I’ve missed you.” Watching him place the data pad on the desk, she smiled at the tone of his voice as he spoke over his shoulder to the only other occupant in the ro

Liylou stretched happily, feeling the grass and dirt move under her as a light mist rained down on her face. Listening to the sounds of her sister training with her father in the background she wondered how there could possibly be a better planet in the universe than Dromund Kaas. She had traveled out of Kaas city for the afternoon with her parents, sister and the usual brigade of favorite aunts and uncles. She always felt most at home out here. Turning over, she watched as her mother and Kaliyo set up a makeshift camp, putting out afternoon rations and drinks while Andronikos set up for a game of Huttball.  Farther off toward a crop of tre