In the Boston QZ, you make a living patching up the people FEDRA would rather see dead. Then Joel Miller arrives at your door bleeding from a bullet wound—and you make the mistake of saving him. He keeps coming back, each visit blurring the line between a debt and a dangerous obsession. Because Joel doesn’t trust easily, and once he decides you’re his to protect, letting you go was never going to be an option.
Y/N thought she had buried her past. Once a Jedi trained by Luke Skywalker and a friend of Ben Solo, she has spent years hiding from the galaxy, living quietly and keeping her green lightsaber—and her connection to the Force—hidden. Until Kylo Ren sees her across a crowded marketplace. In that single moment, something awakens between them: an ancient Force Dyad neither of them understands. The First Order captures Y/N, determined to uncover the secret behind their connection and why Kylo can suddenly feel her through the Force. Days later, a captured Mandalorian is brought into the cells nearby. Din Djarin. And he’s not alone. Grogu is with him—and the moment the little Jedi senses Y/N, he remembers her. Now Y/N, Din and Grogu are trapped inside the same First Order facility, forced into an uneasy alliance. Din doesn’t trust the mysterious Jedi. Y/N isn’t particularly fond of the suspicious Mandalorian. But when Poe and Finn arrive to rescue Y/N, she refuses to leave without them. As they escape together, Y/N finds herself caught between the Mandalorian protecting Grogu, the Jedi past she’s desperately trying to outrun, and the dark figure who can feel her wherever she goes. One lost Jedi. One Mandalorian. One little Jedi who remembers her. And a Dyad that was never meant to awaken.
Years after the fall of Luke Skywalker’s Jedi academy, Y/N has become a wandering Jedi, hiding her identity and keeping her green lightsaber buried beneath her robes. She has learned to survive alone—until the Force leads her to someone she thought she’d lost forever. Grogu. But the little Jedi she once knew now travels beside a mysterious Mandalorian who doesn’t trust her, doesn’t want her near Grogu, and certainly doesn’t appreciate the way the child immediately remembers her. Y/N knows Grogu’s past. The Mandalorian knows how to protect his future. Neither expects the other to become part of theirs. Two strangers. One Force-sensitive child. A galaxy between them. And a connection neither of them is ready to name.
Princess Y/N of Aldara is the only heir to a beautiful but politically vulnerable kingdom in the Outer Rim. Intelligent, fiercely independent and rebellious, she despises being treated like a fragile princess. After a series of assassination attempts against the royal family, her parents secretly hire Din Djarin, a mysterious Mandalorian, to become her personal protector. His orders are simple: keep the princess alive. Din doesn’t care about her title, and Y/N quickly discovers that her new protector is quiet, infuriatingly serious and impossible to read behind his beskar helmet. Determined to get under his armour—figuratively and otherwise—she constantly sneaks away from the palace, forcing Din to chase after her. What begins as a reluctant arrangement slowly becomes something neither expected. Din remains professional, distant and fiercely protective, but little by little, his actions betray how much he cares. And when the princess is finally placed in genuine danger, Din discovers that protecting Y/N is no longer simply a job. Somewhere along the way, the princess became the one person he couldn’t afford to lose.