Wooley Stories

Alexandria Tai-Ja, daughter of Kamino, child of non. An only child with a fierce love for her brothers. The one who will never forget, the one with no memory of her past. Full of love for a clone, but it's not to be. I do not own Star Wars

Just a collection of small stories I wanted to see from the Clone Wars. May be longer than one chapter each...

When Cody said that he wanted Obi-Wan to bring some of Ghost along when he was exploring an old temple, he didn't mean only Wooley and himself. He would rather it be a whole squad. And Cody definitely believes in being able to jinx yourself. Christmas 2021!

"Newsies?" "You know 'em?" "Vod," Rex paused for a second, "this whole city knows 'em. They're always out there, hawking headlines and selling newspapers. 'Carryin' the banner,' they call it." "They're children." "So were we." Or, how the Newsies of New York came to know the Clones of the GAR A/N: I always thought that these boys had far too much in common for there to be so sparingly little crossover written, so I did it myself! It's messy and updates will be sporadic at best, but please do enjoy reading this as much as I did writing! -Cheshire

Regret overwhelmed him and sobs racked his body. He slid down further to the ground, leaning on one hand for support. He faced the ground, hot wet tears streaming down his face. It was his fault. He should have seen it coming. He should have stopped it. Disobeyed it. Something. Something besides carrying it out. Order 66. For the first time, Cody wept. Have no fear readers, it ends well :P

Cody was used to looking after his younger brothers. It wasn't easy but he could manage. He's been looking after Bly since he was five. Then came Rex, then Wolffe. And then Fox. By the time, Cody moved out and didn't hesitate to take his little brothers in. They were better off with him than Jango. Then he found Jesse on his doorstep and not even a year later, Kix was also left at his door. Cody kept them, of course, but he called Jango and gave him a piece of his mind about leaving infants on the pavement in front of his doors. That was the last time Cody has heard of him. The next addition to his chaotic little family came in the forms of Fives and Echo. And it wasn't Jango this time who dropped them at Cody's, it was some poor girl that had the misfortune of meeting Jango in a bar. Apparently, Jango refused to have anything with her or their children but he was kind enough to give her Cody's number. Asshole. He learned of Wooley's existence through a social worker because apparently Jango left the baby alone at home for an entire day and someone heard him crying. Cody was officially done with him. Or so he thought. Because that was Jango knocking on the door and he had another baby in his arms. Just what Cody needed. #1 rankings that I might have or might not have lost: #1 in rexsoka #1 in codywan #1 in bly #1 in jango #1 in kid-fic You know the drill, I don't own Star Wars, the only thing I own is the plot and my OCs etc.

The main reason why he couldn't wait to be back home was Obi-Wan. His boyfriend. Cody still hasn't gotten used to calling him that but he couldn't really imagine his life without the other man anymore. At this point, Obi-Wan has almost moved in with them, he was spending as much time in Cody's house as in his apartment, if not more. And Cody wouldn't have it any other way. Finally, they reached the house. Then Cody helped untie six shoes and helped take off three sweaters and then he could finally, finally, step inside. Obi-Wan was there, sitting on the couch with his laptop. Fives was already clinging to his leg, excitedly talking about a game him, Echo and their friends played. "Hi, cyare." Cody wanted to go and kiss Obi-Wan. He couldn't do that with the kids there, they would fake gagging for another ten minutes, so he settled on squeezing Obi-Wan's shoulder gently. "Hi, love." Obi-Wan smiled up at him. I don't own Star Wars (surprising, I know), the only thing I own is the plot and my OCs, everything else belongs to Disney.

When Obi-Wan and the 212th capture the young Sith they've been fighting repeatedly throughout the war, Cody didn't expect to get put in charge of watching over him. Anakin might be a Sith, but he's nothing like Cody expected. He understands the clones in a way the Jedi never have and he understands what they are, better than maybe Cody himself.