smartass_captain

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She was dubious of that but didn’t correct him, he seemed to have a far kinder nature than the Han she knew. Han had a way of making situations with him difficult, whatever else was going on he seemed to push it that much further until she couldn’t ignore him and had to deal with him. His intentions might not always be bad but he more often than not found the worst ways to act on them.

The rebellion had been able to pay him well for his services and looked the other way when his methods were less than scrupulous, war had a way of making ethics flexible. So Han could come and go as he please but with the additional attention he was getting for association with the rebellion it might have put a damper on his side jobs. She wasn’t sure how she felt about that but Han did come through for them more than once when it really mattered, so she endured as best she could.

Her movements were smooth up until he asked her that question, one which made her falter slightly in step. She blinked up at him and found herself uncharacteristically without a response, it took her several moments. “I have meetings and I arrange communications for diplomatic connections. I have to issue orders and raise funds.”