The Endearment of a Twin-flame || Anakin Skywalker x Reader

6 - Vacation

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Ahsoka held my hand, well - more like her small hand wrapped around a few of my fingers as she pulled me up the stairs, "I'll only show you my favorites. I have so many so I won't be able to show you everything." She shrugged.

I raised my brows, I can already tell that this little girl is spoiled beyond belief. Not that I'm surprised, it's obvious that Obi-Wan has a well paying job, and Ahsoka is technically the only child in the house. Plus with her losing her mother so young, I'm sure both Anakin and Obi-Wan feel the need to compensate. My father was the same way when my mother left - I had way more than I needed.

We reached the top of the stairs and she continued pulling me down the hallway towards a cracked open door, which she kicked open fully, "This is my room, my Dad painted it pink - look," She pointed to the pastel pink walls with her free hand, there were small animals painted on them as well; bunnies, dogs, chickens, pigs, horses, etc. almost like a little farm with the animals running around the room.

"By Dad, do you mean Obi?" I asked curiously, using the nickname I heard her call him earlier.

She nodded before lifting her gaze to look at me, "Yeah and Kin did the animals, he's really good at drawing stuff but don't tell him I told you. He likes to pretend he can't draw. He said too many annoying people ask him for drawings and says they're not worth his time," She rolled her eyes, and I chuckled while nodding.

"I won't," I turned away and eyed the room that was filled with an abundance amount of toys, play chests, papers that held child-like drawings, a little table with tiny white chairs around it - which I'm guessing is for drawing and-or tea parties judging by the tea-set on top. And then a medium sized purple castle in the corner, "You know I used to have a castle just like that one when I was around your age," I pointed to it. Her eyes brightened as she pulled me deeper into the room.

"Kin got it for me for my birthday. You should have seen him and Dad trying to put it together. I thought they were going to kill each other," She giggled before finally letting go of my hand as she stood next to it. The castle towered over her by a few inches or so, "It's a good place to keep stuff I don't want them accidentally throwing away," I watched her as she opened a small door and stuck her hand in, before pulling out a wad of papers, "Want to see my mommy?"

I nodded with a smile, "I would love to."

She gestured to the small white chairs, "You can sit in any chair you want." I went to sit in the one that had my back facing the wall, but she held her hand up - stopping me, "Not that one." She smiled innocently, "I have dibs."

I laughed at how adorable I thought she was before taking a seat in the one that had my back facing the doorway. She took the seat I was originally going to sit in, "Alright let me see." I laid my elbows on the table, and gave her a soft smile as she placed the papers in front of her.

She shifted through a few of them, and I noticed that there were no pictures as I expected. They were all drawings, and some were even letters. She bounced slightly when she found the one she was looking for and she slid it over to me, "That's my mom."

I stared in awe at the pencil portrait of a beautiful woman that resembled Ahsoka in a lot of ways, "Wow you look just like her," I glanced up from the picture to gaze into the blue eyes of the six year old in front of me. She held a smile that told me she was happy with my comment, "Who drew this?"