momslilassassin | The Skywalker-Wiggin House by the Lake in Naboo

"And she delights in finding the ugliest things and sending them to us, and that cloak would definitely count," Ben said.

"I need to get a burn barrel at the house," Ender sighed.

Ben laughed. "Are you sure setting some of them on fire won't ruin the environment?"

"Having them around at all ruins the environment," Ender said.

"True enough," Ben agreed, laughing. "But they make our house ours."

And an eyesore.

"No, us living in the house makes it ours," Ender said. "And that's very un-Jedilike of you."

Ben smiled. "Yeah, I guess it is. I'm not that great a Jedi these days."

"Getting so attached to all of your worldly possessions," Ender said. "Does that make me a bad influence, I wonder."

"Never," Ben said, kissing him swiftly. "You're always the best person in my life."

"You're lucky our daughter doesn't think kissing is yucky yet," Ender murmured.

"Even when she does, she's going to have to learn to deal with it," Ben said.

"Well, we better start moving before she gets impatient," Ender said, pulling back a little. "Is there anything else around here we need to see?"

"I don't think so," Ben said. "The memorial for Amidala is in her hometown, which is a pretty decent flight from Theed. We can do that another time."

Ender nodded. "Then let's walk around the museum," he said, offering Ben his arm. "Maybe we'll see something Val likes."

"I think there's a room of shiny jewelry, and another one of shiny ships," Ben suggested.

Ender laughed. "Let's see which one she likes best," he said, "That'll be a personality test worth considering."

"I say embrace both," Ben said. "Wear shiny jewelry while flying shiny ships."

"You would," Ender said, "Skywalker."

"You can get a tiara too, if it'll make you feel better," Ben teased as they headed into the precious gems exhibit.

"Just because I partnered into your family doesn't mean I've inherited your love of being seen from space," Ender teased.

Ben poked him. "A really tasteful tiara," he said. "Um, not that one," he added, noticing a particularly garish version of one.

Ender noticed. "Please tell me that's not your grandmother's," he said, right as Val squealed loudly.

Ben went over and breathed a sigh of relief. "Couple hundred years before her," he said.

"Look!" Val yelled, whacking at Ben's arm.

"Please make sure she knows we won't buy it for her."

"It's just to look at," Ben told Val. "WAAAAAAAAAAAAANT," Val yelled at him.

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