Star Wars One shots (Character x Reader)

Assassin - Kylo

Word Count: 1902

"Hux! I've got a problem!" I barged into General Hux's office. "What now?" He rolled his eyes. "Kylos back at it again!" I slammed my hands on his desk. "Oh of course he is. He walked in today to try and talk plans for the prisoners." Hux said still looking down at his data pad. "Why can't I work in here again?!" I asked. "No matter where I put you (y/n). He'll find a way." He glanced up at me for a second. "Well at least I'd have someone to talk to!" I snapped in front of his face. "(Y/n) He's not that stupid." Hux started to lecture me. "Who?" Someone said behind me. I knew that voice. "Oh great. He's here." Hux took his attention off his work. "Ren please stop stalking my assistant. She's got work to do and you keep bothering her." Hux scolded Kylo. Kylo rolled his eyes. "Shouldn't you be with Supreme Leader Snoke by now? It's almost 4 o'clock." Hux dared. Kylo glared at Hux. "Get too it!" I pushed him out. The doors slammed shut. Me and Hux started laughing our heads off. "You can get your shit back in here. Your to funny to be kept out there!" Hux agreed. I squealed and leaned over his desk to hug him. "Now go before Ren comes back!" Hux smiled. I worked as his assistant doing some paperwork. And an assassin. Both were fun to do.

I was sitting at my desk cleaning and fiddling with one of my snipers. Kylo walked in. "What now?" Hux groaned. "Can I borrow your assassin?" He asked. "Depends." Hux leaned back in his chair. I sat up at the mentioning of me. "Snoke killed mine. Again." "Oh not Dillan he was nice." I whispered. Kylo clearly heard it. He turned his head towards me and stared into my eyes through his mask. I rolled my eyes. "What's the target?" Hux asked. "A weapon dealer." Kylo replied. "Oh please. You could do that yourself." I scoffed. Something wrapped around my throat and held me up. "I have better things to do." He tilted his head to the side. Hux pushed Kylo's shoulder. He dropped me. I gasped for air. "I'll do it for double my usual pay." I stood up. "Deal." Kylo agreed. "Yeah. Your paying her double not me." Hux grinned. I smiled at him. "We'll discuss the extras later." Kylo said as he left the room.

"You ok?" Hux asked. "Yeah. Nothing I haven't delt with." I rubbed my neck. "Are you sure (y/n)?" Hux was really concerned. "Armitage. I'm fine!" I put my hands on his desk. "If you say so." He got up and walked around. I turned to face him. "You go. Don't leave your wife waiting." I smiled. "I'll finish the project." He leaned down and hugged me. "Thank you so much again (y/n)!" He said as he sprinted out the door. I loved the guy. He always seemed cold to everyone except to the people he really cared about. I cracked my knuckles and got to work.

An hour went by and I had just finished the small project. I cleaned Hux's desk off and walked over to mine. My sniper was sitting on the table dissembled. I put the parts back into the case. The door opened and Phasma walked in. "Hey girl!" I cheered as I walked up to her. "I wish I could but Kylo needs you." She had her helmet off. Her expression was worried. "Was Just gonna stop there." I smirked and set the case down. "Whatever." She grunted. I smiled as I walked backwards out the door.

I walked into Kylo's quarters. He was sitting on his bed still in uniform. "What up." I said as I approached him. "Your late." He growled. "To bad. I was finishing some of Hux's work." I shot back. He wrapped his hand around my throat. "Don't. Test me." He threw me onto his bed. "Now lets talk your objective." He sat down. I scooted next to him. "I already know." I wrapped my arm around his shoulder. "Skimpy dress. A gala. I'll hook up with him at a gala. I poison his drink. It's simple. Not the first time I've done this type of stuff." I explained. "Close enough." He replied. "Now. Usually Hux chooses what I wear to match the scenery. What's your take on it?" I stood up. His hands rested on the sides of his helmet. He took it off. "I'll let you choose. The Gala is on Canto Bight." He smirked. I was in awe at his real face. I'd been with the First Order since the day Hux was promoted General, and I'd never seen Kylo Ren without his helmet. "Something wrong?" He was being cocky now. "Sorry. I've just never seen you without your helmet." I gaped. "Good to know." He rolled his eyes at me.