You and Anakin Skywalker have been sparring together for months. You’re both competitive. Both stubborn. And neither of you can stand losing. What started as harmless Jedi training has slowly turned into something much harder to ignore—endless teasing, lingering looks, stolen touches, and a tension neither of you is willing to acknowledge. Then one night, the training room is empty. One final spar turns into a disarm. A pin. And suddenly, the fight isn’t what has either of you distracted anymore. Because when the rivalry ends, what happens when the attraction finally begins? 👀
They’ve been best friends for years. They fight together. They travel together. They sleep beside each other on missions. They steal each other’s food. They flirt constantly. And they’re just friends. At least, that’s what Anakin Skywalker and Y/N keep telling everyone. Everyone else sees it—the jealousy, the lingering touches, the way Anakin always finds an excuse to be near Y/N. Everyone except them. But when one mission leaves them stranded together with nowhere to go and only one bed between them, their carefully maintained “just friends” lie starts to fall apart. Maybe the line between friendship and something more was never as clear as they thought. And Obi-Wan Kenobi? He’s been waiting for them to figure it out for years.
Anakin Skywalker was assigned to protect Padmé Amidala. He just didn’t expect to fall for her younger sister. Y/N Naberrie has always lived in Padmé’s shadow—similar enough in appearance to be mistaken for her, yet far more relaxed, playful, and down-to-earth. When she walks into the Naberrie family home and finds her sister being teased about her handsome Jedi protector, she has no idea that the young Padawan at the table will soon become the center of her world. What begins with curiosity slowly becomes friendship, then something neither of them can ignore. But Anakin is a Jedi. Y/N is Padmé’s sister. And the galaxy is already moving toward war. Sometimes, falling in love with the wrong person changes everything.
She came to Philadelphia for a fresh start. He was just trying to have fun. When a California girl walks into Pennbrook University knowing absolutely no one, the last person she expects to meet is Shawn Hunter—the charming, sarcastic, recently single guy who seems determined to make her laugh. Shawn isn’t looking for a relationship. She isn’t either. So keeping things casual should be easy. Right? But somewhere between late-night conversations, shameless flirting, inside jokes, unexpected jealousy, and becoming part of Shawn’s world, things start getting complicated. Because Shawn can pretend he doesn’t care. He can joke. He can run. He can insist this is nothing serious. But falling for her was never part of the plan. A California girl. A Philadelphia world. And a love story neither of them saw coming.
He hates everyone. Except you. Sam Monroe is seventeen, angry, rebellious, and completely impossible—at least to everyone else. He’s sarcastic, moody, and has no problem telling people exactly what he thinks of them. Then there’s you. You’re everything Sam isn’t: sweet, bubbly, popular, feminine, and always dressed in pink. Somehow, you’re the one person who can make the world’s biggest asshole melt. To everyone else, he’s cold and cruel. To you, he’s “baby,” “babe,” and “my girl.” You’re his favorite person. His safe place. The one person he’ll always make an exception for. But when Sam’s estranged father suddenly comes back into his life, the carefully controlled world he’s built around himself—and around you—starts falling apart. Because loving Sam is easy. Getting through to him is another story.
The mission was simple: pretend to be married, uncover a conspiracy, and leave without anyone discovering the truth. Falling in love was never part of the plan. Especially not with each other.
Obi-Wan Kenobi is your father. Not by blood—but by every definition that matters. He raised you from infancy after your parents were killed, and the Jedi Temple has been your home for as long as you can remember. Anakin Skywalker has been there just as long. At six, he’s eleven. Your best friend. Your protector. The annoying older brother you never asked for. But you grow up. And somewhere between childhood training sessions, countless missions, and years spent side by side, something changes. By the time you’re twenty and Anakin is twenty-five, he’s no longer looking at you like the little girl who used to follow him around the Temple. The problem? He’s already in love with Padmé Amidala. And Padmé thinks you’re nothing more than Anakin’s little sister. Neither of you says a word. Because what happens when the person you’ve loved your entire life becomes the one person you’re never supposed to fall for? Especially when your father trusts him more than anyone. Some love stories begin with a first meeting. Yours began when you were children.
You’re a Jedi healer at the Jedi Temple, accustomed to treating the injuries brought home by the Clone Wars. Then Anakin Skywalker returns from another mission. He survived—but he’s injured, exhausted, and carrying wounds that go far beyond what you can see. And somehow, you’re the one assigned to help him recover. What starts as simple healing slowly becomes something neither of you can ignore.
The Jedi erased you from Anakin Skywalker’s memory. You were his best friend on Tatooine. His first love. The girl he promised he would come back for. Then they made him forget you ever existed. Years later, Anakin returns to Tatooine—and finds you again. You know exactly who he is. He has no idea who you are. So why does being around you feel like coming home?
You were only trying to find your friend’s quarters. Instead, you opened the wrong door—and found Anakin Skywalker fresh from the shower. One awkward encounter should’ve been easy to forget. Except Anakin seems determined to make sure you don’t. Between the teasing, lingering looks, and tension neither of you is willing to acknowledge, accidentally walking into the wrong room might turn out to be the best mistake you’ve ever made. Some doors are better left unopened
You were Anakin Skywalker’s childhood best friend. He promised he’d come back. Ten years later, he finally does—but not in the way either of you imagined. Relive Star Wars: Attack of the Clones and beyond in a canon-divergent story where your choices determine what happens next.
For three years, you’ve belonged to the Hutts. A beautiful voice. A beautiful face. A valuable possession. Then a Jedi walks into the room and hears you sing. Anakin Skywalker knows what it’s like to be owned. He knows what it’s like to come from Tatooine with nothing but a dream of freedom. What he doesn’t know is that the girl on the stage isn’t singing because she wants to. And once he learns why you’re there, he may be the first person in years who refuses to leave you behind.
The galaxy is at war, but there is one world the Republic has deliberately kept hidden. Anope is untouched by the Clone Wars, isolated from the politics, technology, and chaos of the outside galaxy. Its people have lived peacefully for generations, unaware of the life beyond their world. Until Anakin Skywalker arrives. Sent alone by the Jedi Council to investigate a mysterious disturbance in the Force, Anakin expects to find an empty planet. Instead, he finds a world that shouldn’t exist—and a girl who has never known anything beyond it. He comes from a galaxy at war. She comes from a world untouched by it. Neither of them expects the other to become the most unforgettable thing they’ve ever discovered.
The mission was supposed to be simple. Infiltrate. Retrieve the intel. Destroy the Separatist base. Get out. But when everything goes wrong, Y/N and Anakin Skywalker find themselves stranded on a dangerous planet with no way to contact the Republic—and Separatist forces hunting them. Injured, isolated, and forced to rely on each other, the two Jedi begin discovering sides of one another they’ve never seen before. Every night brings them closer. Every day makes survival harder. And the longer they’re stranded together, the harder it becomes to pretend there isn’t something between them. Because surviving the mission might be easy compared to surviving what happens when they finally make it home.
You have ten days to make Anakin Skywalker fall in love with you—and then make him hate you. As a HoloNet reporter, you’re given the assignment of a lifetime: seduce a Jedi, document the experience, and drive him away before the ten days are up. Anakin Skywalker is supposed to be your easiest story yet. He’s not. Because somewhere between the flirting, disastrous dates, jealousy, arguments, and increasingly complicated lies, Anakin starts falling for you for real. And the worst part? So do you. One Jedi. Ten days. One story that was never supposed to become real.
For weeks, Anakin Skywalker has watched a stranger die in his dreams. Then he meets her. Determined to prevent the future he’s already witnessed, Anakin finds himself drawn to the one person he was never meant to know. But every attempt to change fate only creates new possibilities… and new dangers. Some futures are meant to be changed. Others are waiting to happen.
2002. Hollywood is watching. You’re a young entertainment reporter, and tonight’s assignment is simple: interview Hollywood’s newest heartthrob, Hayden Christensen, on the red carpet following the release of Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones. Five minutes. A few questions. Smile for the cameras. Move on. Except the second Hayden looks at you, something feels different. The conversation is effortless. The teasing comes naturally. And somewhere between the questions, the laughter, and the lingering eye contact, you both seem to forget there are cameras watching. Unfortunately, the cameras don’t forget. By the time the interview ends, viewers are already talking about the chemistry between you. And that was only five minutes. Because sometimes the most interesting part of an interview is what happens after you go off the record.
She was never supposed to leave the palace. Hidden from the galaxy, the daughter of a powerful Separatist leader has spent her entire life dreaming about the world beyond her walls. Then a Jedi Knight accidentally finds her. Anakin Skywalker was never supposed to meet her. He certainly wasn’t supposed to take her beyond the palace. But one unexpected encounter could change everything. He was sent to protect the galaxy. She just wanted to see it.
He was supposed to die on Mustafar. Instead, Anakin Skywalker wakes up injured, alone, and haunted by everything he has done. You’re a doctor at a remote medical facility when a mysterious stranger is brought through your doors. You don’t know his name. You don’t know where he came from. And you certainly don’t know that the wounded man lying in your care is one of the most dangerous Jedi in the galaxy. All you know is that he’s hurting. So you treat him gently. You speak softly to him. You clean his wounds. You stay beside him when the nightmares come. And slowly, Anakin begins to realize that you might be the first person in a long time who sees him as something other than a weapon. But while you’re getting to know the man beneath his scars, the galaxy is beginning to know him by another name. Darth Vader. And Anakin has to decide whether he is truly lost… or whether there is still something worth saving.
He breaks every rule. She follows every one. Anakin Skywalker is a brilliant Jedi Knight, a reckless General, and the last person anyone would describe as easy to work with. She is disciplined, devoted to the Jedi Order, and determined to do things the right way. So naturally, the Jedi Council decides they belong on the same team. Mission after mission, they’re forced to work together—despite the arguments, the clashing personalities, and their completely different ideas of what it means to be a Jedi. But somewhere between surviving battles, saving each other’s lives, and slowly learning how to trust one another, something changes. The partner she never wanted becomes the partner she can’t imagine fighting without. And the Jedi she never expected to love becomes the one person she might be willing to break every rule for.
They were supposed to be on their best behavior. As Jedi, there are rules. As guests at a prestigious Republic senator’s party, there are expectations. And as two people who have been trying very hard to ignore the tension between them… there are consequences. Y/N attends the diplomatic evening alongside Anakin Skywalker, expecting nothing more than an elegant night of politics, music, and polite conversation. Instead, Anakin spends the entire night finding excuses to get her attention. A lingering glance from across the room. A quiet comment only she can hear. A hand at her waist during a dance. A smile that lasts just a little too long. The closer the night gets to ending, the harder it becomes to pretend they’re simply Jedi doing their duty. Then Anakin disappears down a private hallway. And when Y/N finally follows… He’s waiting for her. One party. One forbidden attraction. And one night where neither of them is quite willing to follow the rules.
Years ago, Anakin Skywalker spared your life. You never forgot the Jedi who looked into your frightened eyes and chose mercy. Years later, you meet Darth Vader. He doesn’t recognize you. But you recognize him.
Darth Vader has no favorites. At least, that’s what the Empire believes. Then there’s you. The only person aboard the Executor who can walk into Vader’s chambers uninvited, talk back to him, and somehow walk away unharmed. No one knows why he tolerates you. You don’t either. Until everyone starts realizing that maybe you aren’t just his favorite. Maybe you’re his weakness.
A malfunctioning starfighter. A remote planet. A Jedi with nowhere else to go. When Anakin Skywalker crash-lands on a planet far from his intended destination, he’s expecting nothing more than a few frustrating days spent repairing his ship. He isn’t expecting to meet her. What starts as a chance encounter quickly becomes something neither of them planned for—and with every passing day, leaving becomes a little harder. He came to the planet by accident. Falling for her wasn’t supposed to happen.
You were raised by the dark side. Trained by Count Dooku. Taught that the Jedi were your enemies. Now, you’ve been ordered to infiltrate the Jedi Temple under the guise of a simple housekeeper and help bring the Order down from within. The mission should have been easy. Then you met Anakin Skywalker. The Jedi you were supposed to deceive becomes the one person who makes you question everything you’ve ever believed. You were sent to destroy the Jedi. You never expected to fall for one.
