“Don’t Forget To Tell Your Mom How Much You Love Her Today.” Percy Jackson And The Olympians -

"I'm a Jason apologist"

WHAT DO YOU HAVE TO APOLOGISE FOR????? WHEN HAS HE EVER DONE WRONG????

Carrie Fisher warns Daisy Ridley about being a masturbation fantasy

rogue one; random quotes

the last jedi ™

me living a normal day:

remembers rogue one:

Amen.

The next communion will be next Wednesday, brothers, sisters, and non-binary pals

MEL 📣 KING 📣 IS 📣 AN 📣 ADULT 📣 WOMAN 📣 WITH 📣 A 📣 MEDICAL 📣 DEGREE 📣 AND 📣 IS 📣 A 📣 PRACTICING 📣 PHYSICIAN 📣 AND 📣 IS 📣 THE 📣 PRIMARY 📣 CAREGIVER 📣 FOR 📣 HER 📣 SISTER 📣 SHE 📣 IS 📣 VERY 📣 CAPABLE 📣 OF 📣 MAKING 📣 HER 📣 OWN 📣 DECISIONS 📣 SO 📣 STOP 📣 EQUATING 📣 HER 📣 TO 📣 A 📣 CHILD 📣 SO 📣 IF 📣 SHE 📣 WANTS 📣 TO 📣 FUCK 📣 THAT 📣 LOSER 📣 DRUG 📣 ADDICT 📣 WHO 📣 LOOKS 📣 AT 📣 HER 📣 LIKE 📣 SHE 📣 IS 📣 THE 📣 SUN 📣 LET 📣 HER 📣

on ao3 like some of these doves aren't even wounded

yes, i do love to see a problematic but ultimately brilliant man who is this close to rock bottom with a competent and highly empathetic woman who is struggling with the weight of the world on her shoulders, especially when that little freak of a man is obsessed with making that beautiful woman’s life easier even though he is falling apart at the seams. why do you ask?????

(insp.)

Congrats on the follower milestone!!! Could I maybe, sort of, kind of have a drabble for rebelcaptain; “Shut up, it’s fine, just chill, we’re fine, I’m fine, everything is cool, everything is good! We’re chill, nothing is happening and I am not freaking out, not at all, we’re FINE.” I'm vaultfox on AO3 as well :D

Ahhh I’m so glad you chose this prompt, honestly. Sorry for the wait over the weekend, but hopefully you enjoy! I am so thankful I met you through this blog :))

I lowkey consider this in the same universe as Our Little Song, but you don’t need to read that to understand!

Thank you for 2.5k followers! Send in a prompt so I can say thank you :)

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“Alright,” Jyn finished pulling on her boots and stood from thebed, smiling at Cassian. “I’ll just be a few hours. I assure you that you will be fine.” She gave him a stern look. “But,if you two are not both in perfect working order when I return, I will havewords for you.”

Cassian gulped. “Yes, ma’am.”

Walking to the foot of the bed, Jyn kneeled down, eye level withthe crib there and the child that rested inside. She smiled, the soft gestureCassian had only seen her wear since their daughter was born, and ran herfingers over the baby’s soft tufts of dark hair.

“Careful,” Cassian warned, “You’ll wake her.”

Jyn smirked at him. “But then it would be your job to get her backto sleep.”

Cassian raised an eyebrow at her. “Exactly.”

She laughed and pulled her pack over her shoulder as shestraightened. “The great Cassian Andor, defeated by his one month old daughter.Wait until I tell Leia,” Jyn teased.

“Weren’t you leaving?” Cassian reminded her, his lips pursed intoa thin line.

“I’m going; I’m going.” She leaned down to give him a quick kissbefore adding, “You’ll be fine, Cassian. I believe in you.”

Watching her walk away, Cassian wished he could believe that too.

Cassian’s original goal while Jyn traveled to the local villagewas to stay quiet. After all, Lyrahad only just fallen asleep minutes before Jyn left; perhaps, if nothingdisturbed her, she would continue to sleep, warm and snug in her blankets,until Jyn returned.

But when had Cassian ever been lucky?

Ten minutes after Jyn left, a loud wail startled Cassian uprighton the couch where he attempted to doze. So much for hoping Lyra would sleepthe afternoon away.

Cassian crept into the bedroom and knelt beside the crib. Hisdaughter continued to cry as Cassian ran a finger over her scrunched-up face.Her tiny hands curled into tight balls as her father attempted to shush her.Careful with her tiny, delicate body – Cassian often felt he had handled bombsless fragile than her during the war – he brought her to his shoulder, his handcradling her head.

“Lyra, mi amor, I’mright here,” he cooed into her ear, gently rocking back and forth.

And yet the screams continued.

Cassian continued down his mental checklist of baby care: herocked her, fed her, changed her; nothing quieted her distress. As the minutesticked by, Cassian glanced more and more often towards the door, hoping, praying for Jyn to walk through thedoors. What if something happened to Jyn; what if something was horribly wrongif Lyra; what if…

“Shut up, it’s fine, just chill, we’re fine,” Cassian muttered to himself, still swaying Lyra back and forth in hisarms, “I’m fine, everything is cool,everything is good! We’re chill, nothing is happening and I am not freakingout, not at all, we’re FINE.”

Like Cassian had muttered magic words, Lyrastopped crying. She leaned back to gaze at her father’s face, cheeks still abright red, eyes glistening with tears, but miraculously silent. She hiccuppedonce, twice, and opened her mouth again – Cassian braced himself for thescreaming to start again –but she only gave a deep exhale and settled intoCassian’s chest, nuzzling her face along his collarbone.

Cassian struggled to keep the confusion off hisface as her breathing evened out. He had no logical explanation for what hadcalmed his daughter, but, Cassian reasoned, half of parenting is simply pureluck.