Summer in the Valley 2023

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Summer in the Valley 2023
Summer in the Valley 2023
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Lost and Found (Part 3)
The third installment of Lost and Found Part One Part Two
Warnings: Mentions of torture
Reader’s POV
A week had passed since you first woke up in captivity. You couldn’t count how many times the black droid had tried to coerce the location of the memory card out of you. The Imperial Officer came to visit you at least once a day to see if you changed your mind about betraying the rebellion, but you weren’t breaking easily. Your voice hurt from screaming and you hadn’t had a shower in days so the grime of the past week’s events seemed like a permanent layer on your skin. You lifted your head and looked at the cell walls before resting your head back on the seat’s uncomfortable headrest. You wanted to think it was just a nightmare and that you would wake up in your room at the rebel base, but every morning you woke up to the harsh reality of being a prisoner of war. Not for the first time, you thought of Cassian, if he had made it out and back to the base, whether he got the memory card to the rebels, whether he thought of you. It had occurred to you that you may have developed feelings for him, despite your best efforts. You knew it was dangerous to form attachments to people in a war. You knew things like this could happen, and you could lose them. But you couldn’t help it. Cassian had become a constant in your life, someone to lean on, and it hurt that he didn’t trust you. It hurt that he would never know how much he meant to you. You started to cry as you realized that no one was going to come rescue you.
“I’m sorry Cassian.” You whispered. The tears leaked down the side of your face, leaving visible trails in the mix of dirt and blood. As if on cue, the door opened and in walked the Imperial Officer, the black droid accompanying him.
“Well, it seems like we finally made some progress with you.” He smirked as he approached you. Bending down so that his face was level with yours, he made the same request that he did every day, “Tell us where the memory card is.” You looked at him through blurry vision and said nothing, your mouth clamped shut. The officer waited a few moments with an expectant look on his face, then he sighed and waved over the droid, which was already ready for the torture planned for this response from you. As the droid got closer, you started to squirm, dreading what was coming. The officer backed against the wall and watched as the droid hovered closer, your squirms and whimpers seemingly enjoyable to him.
“Alright, Alright!!! I’ll tell you. I’ll tell you!!!” You shrieked before the droid made contact. The officer grinned menacingly before stepping up to shut the droid down. He looked over at you expectantly as you sighed in relief. “You have to come closer; it hurts to talk.” The officer stepped closer to you, the greed in his eyes evident. “Closer.” Your voice was so hoarse from the past week. He leaned in to hear you.
You had no intention of telling him where the rebel base was. If this was to be your last act of defiance against the Empire, then you may as well deafen one of its prized officers.
“GUESS AGAIN YOU FILTHY PIECE OF FODDER!!!” The officer lurched back at the loudness of your voice. You glared at him with every scrap of defiance you had left, smiling ever so slightly. He rubbed his damaged ear drum as he glared back. He walked suddenly over to you and before you had time to register what was going on, he knocked you out with a swift punch to the side of your head.
Cassian’s POV
Cassian had requested permission to rescue you immediately after he heard the transmission. General Draven denied the request twice and so Cassian had to appeal for an audience with Mon Mothma for permission. Because she was so busy with government diplomacies in the Galactic Senate, she was a hard woman to meet with, even as a Captain. Cassian had to wait three days until he could finally meet with her.
“Captain, I don’t think we can send a team out to rescue Y/N. It’s too risky and we don’t have the amount of people or resources to support a rescue mission like this.” Cassian’s heart felt like it dropped about ten feet at this news, but he wasn’t done trying to save you.
“I’ll go alone. I don’t need a whole team to do this, just K2. She got us the memory card, we have to try to get her out.” The argument had a small bit of merit, but it was the pleading look present in Cassian’s eyes that convinced Mon Mothma to let him go. She knew that he would most likely try to save you anyway. At least this way she could keep an eye on him.
Cassian ran back to his quarters and grabbed the necessities: the coordinates of where you were, a blanket, a spare shirt, and two jackets before alerting K2 of the plan.
“The statistical probability of us being caught is around 88.3%. I don’t think this is a good idea.” Cassian ignored this information and continued on his way to his ship. K2 sat down with Cassian in the cockpit and began to start up the ship as Cassian closed the door. Soon they were on their way to the Destroyer you were imprisoned on.
Cassian switched on his radio once they were at light-speed and tuned it to the frequency of the bug the rebellion had planted on you. He got the frequency just as you screamed in the ear of the officer.
“GUESS AGAIN YOU FILTHY PIECE OF FODDER!!!” Then Cassian heard the sickening sound of bone hitting bone and silence. He flipped off the radio and sat back down in his seat trying to focus on how he was going to get you out.
Awhile later, they pulled out of hyper-speed and saw the massive Star Destroyer looming in before them.
“I hope you have a plan.” K2 muttered.
“Yeah, me too.”
Reader’s POV
You woke up in a daze, still in the chair. The flickering lights hurt your eyes. The thought flitted through your mind that you may be concussed, but it hurt to think that hard. Everything was out of focus.
You weren’t sure how much longer you were stared at the wall in front of you when the door opened. They are here to kill me, was the only thought that crossed your mind. A figure appeared at your side and you flinched away from it.
“Hey, hey, it’s okay it’s me.” The soothing voice seemed familiar and too good to be true.
“Cassian?” You asked weakly. You felt the restraints on your wrists and ankles pop open and you began to fall forward but were caught by a strong arm.
“Yeah it’s me, it’s Cassian. Let’s get you out of here.”
“Okay.” You mumbled as your arm was hoisted around Cassian’s neck and his other hand held you up from around your waist. The two of you made your way out of the cell and down the hallway. The officers and troopers that noticed the two rebels escaping didn’t make it very far. K2 wasn’t far behind Cassian, and while he didn’t have a blaster, he could toss the Imperial troops around like rag dolls. You made it back to the ship with virtually no problems, but before you could say anything else, you passed out from the effort it took to get to the ship.
The next time you woke up, you were in the med-bay of the rebel base. You had an IV in both of your arms, and your head was wrapped up in white gauze. Your stomach ached, but it didn’t matter; you were overjoyed that you were out of the horrible dark cell. Turning your head, you noticed a person sitting in the chair who was watching you. Cassian jumped out of his chair when he saw you move your head.
“Thank the maker, you’re okay. How are you feeling?” He asked with intensity. The look in his eyes shocked you; it was almost desperate.
“I’m okay, a little banged up but hey, could have been worse right?” Your voice sounded scratchy but it was much stronger than before. “Thank you, for coming back for me.” Your eyes met again. Cassian grabbed your hand in his and leaned on your bed.
“I’m sorry for not trusting you. And… I’m sorry for not coming to get you sooner. I just. I didn’t realize what it would be like to lose you until it happened. I…” Cassian seemed to be at a loss for words. You smiled.
“It’s okay. I’m just glad you’re okay. I hoped you were. I couldn’t stop thinking about you—“ Before you could finish your sentence, Cassian leaned in and kissed you. Your free hand found its way to Cassian’s hair as you kissed him back. When he finally pulled away, you both were grinning.
“Do you trust me now?” You said with a playful hint to your voice.
“Completely.”
Author’s Note: Thank you so much for reading! :) This was my first fic I’ve written and I am really excited about how it turned out.
I Lost Everything
Pairing: CassianXReader
Summary: Backstory to the fight Cassian and Jyn have after Eadu
Warning: Character death, angst
A/N: Haven’t written anything awhile, but just watched Rogue One again and wanted to write a backstory to this scene! It’s kind of dark, but hope you like it.
We ran down the dark hallway, following Jess to her ship, getting further away from the cell we had spent a week in. My injured leg was slowing me down; I don’t know how much longer I can keep this up.
“How much further?” I call ahead.
“Not much! We just have to get to the end of this hangar and we are homeward bound!” She yells back over her shoulder. The fact that the rebels had decided to focus on this star destroyer at this specific moment was just too good to be true. The force must need us for something. My breath was getting ragged and I could tell that Cassian was tired too. The lack of food and water for the past couple of days was taking its toll and quickly. We turned another corner and I can see the space open up at the end of this last corridor. Almost there. Cassian grabs my hand and pulls me toward the entrance to the hangar. We have to pull off to the side, wasting precious seconds for our escape to let technicians and mechanics fly past us, back into the depths of the ship.
“Lucky us, there will be no one left in the hangar.” Cass says, his voice low. He gives my hand a quick squeeze. I squeeze his hand back, giving him a small, excited smile. Even though we are so close to leaving, I begin to feel a sense of uneasiness and dread. After the last of the Imperial workers exits the hangar, we rush to our escape route. Each step we take is quicker than the last, knowing we don’t have much time left before this whole ship blows. We make it halfway across the floor and stop, shielding ourselves behind a support beam in the middle of the space.
“That’s my ship right over there.” After taking off her imperial hat and loosening her jacket, Jess points with her blaster to a small cargo ship maybe 200 feet away. “I am just waiting for these guards to move from the fighters on our left.” Cassian and I peer around the lieutenant to see four stormtroopers inspecting other, larger imperial cargo vessels. To our right, the fuel containers used for topping up the ships started to creak, adding to my need to get on Jess’s ship and at least a lightyear away from this star destroyer as quickly as possible.
“Is there any way we can distract them?” Cassian asks. I can see the gears turning in his head, always trying to strategize.
“Guys I really think we need to move soon.” The tanks opposite us becoming noisier by the second.
“Y/N we can’t move until we figure out this trooper sitch.” Jess says. I start to move out from the support beam into the open floor space to get a better look. All the stormtroopers look very occupied with their inspections, hasty to get things set before they got the order to evacuate, an order that was imminent.
“They aren’t looking we should just make a run for it.”
“Y/N/N, hang on a second.” Cassian sounded as anxious as I felt. The feeling in my chest that something wasn’t right was so tight I almost couldn’t breathe. I reach for Cassian’s hand and try again.
“Cass, I think we should—” BOOM. Blinding yellow light from my right was the only thing I saw as I was slammed backwards into the cement support beam. Something shot into my side, but it was nothing compared to the sickening crack that could only have been my skull hitting the beam before everything went dark.
I hazily regained consciousness. I don’t think much time past because I could still feel the blistering heat from the explosion of the fuel tanks. I couldn’t see. I feel the panic rising in my chest and try to movie my hand up to my face to wipe away whatever was in my eyes that was blinding me but no matter how hard I tried, I couldn’t get my hand to my face. I couldn’t move anything.
“Y/N!!!!” My heart felt like it was caving in on itself. I had never heard this level of fear in Cassian’s voice for as long as I had known him. “Y/N, Y/N are you okay? Oh my God.” I could feel his hands on my skin ever so lightly, grazing my forehead and cheek. But it was a far away feeling, one that I wasn’t quite sure had actually happened. I felt a dull but deep pain in my right abdomen, and my head felt so, so pressured. I tried to speak but the words wouldn’t form. I couldn’t move my mouth.
“Y/N talk to me PLEASE. Say something, move a finger, baby anything.” He was panicked now and so was I. I couldn’t do what he asked and I wanted to so badly. I feel as though my whole body was shrunk into my head, like my legs and arms and the rest of my body was sucked back up into my brain. Cassian kept trying to have me do something, anything to show him a sign that I was alive, but I couldn’t and it was killing him.
“Baby, I need you to stay with me. I need you to stay alive so that I can propose to you. I have the ring and I have been planning this for months so I need you to pull through for me so I can do that okay? Can you do that for me please?” His voice broke on the last word and I can feel his arms on my shoulders, desperate for a sign. I was overwhelmed with emotion. I wanted to give him an answer, even one tear would do it. Nothing.
“She’s still got a pulse, we’ve got to get her on the ship. It’s the only way she has a shot Cass.” Jess’s voice. She survived too. I felt myself lifted from the ground and the wound in my stomach started to throb and my head felt like it was ready to fall off.
I was set down on something hard. I had to assume we were in the ship now. My mind was getting foggy.
“Stay with me. Stay with me.” Cassian’s voice was low as he set down to work next to me. I could faintly feel something soft wrap around my head and a cool substance began to fill in on the back of my skull. The same cool sensation was just barely felt on my wound in my side. Bacta. My heart felt like it could soar. There was a chance I could make it. Jess called from the cockpit.
“How is she?” Her voice sounded really far away. “She is still breathing and has a pulse. I’ve got bacta patches on her wounds, but the sooner we get home the better. You better fly as fast as you can.” Cassian gripped my hand but the sensation in all my limbs was faint. The blurriness in my mind was inching closer and closer together, threatening to take over completely. That bacta better work faster.
“I love you. I love you so much, you’ve got to stay with me. You’re all I have left.”
I wanted to tell him that I loved him too; that he was the only one I would love for the rest of my life. I wanted to tell him that yes, I would marry him when he asked, and that we would see the end of the war together. But my lips wouldn’t cooperate. I couldn’t even feel his hand on mine anymore. Breathing was getting so so hard. I was so tired.
Cassian’s POV
“No, no Y/N, Y/N, stay here, stay with me. Please, stay with me.” I grabbed her hand so tightly I was sure I was breaking bone. I couldn’t feel a pulse. “Y/N breathe. Breathe for me.” My voice broke on the last word. She was gone. She was gone and it was my fault. If I had just listened to her in the hangar we would have all been safely heading home. I flinched when I felt a hand on my shoulder. Jess didn’t move her hand, she just slowly kneeled down beside me. “I am so sorry.” And I broke. I fell back onto the ground, face in my hands. This was my fault. I don’t know how long Jess sat there with me, one hand on my shoulder, but when I looked up we were just finishing up landing procedure.
The med team came aboard and gently lifted Y/N up and onto a stretcher, covering her body with a sheet. All I could do was watch as they took her away from me. Someone helped me up, I don’t know who, but they guided me down the ship ramp and back onto solid ground.
“Who is that under the sheet. Who is it. WHO IS IT???” I heard a man’s desperate voice yelling and looked up. Two people were holding back a young man, Y/N’s brother, who was screaming at the top of his lungs. My fault. He looked up, saw me, threw off the mechanics who were holding him up, and made a straight line over to me. “HOW?? YOU DID THIS. YOU WERE SUPPOSED TO PROTECT HER. TO KEEP HER SAFE. HOW COULD YOU.” He delivered a swift right hook and was restrained before he could do anymore.
Soaked, Cassian did a mental tally of those on new ship they had hijacked. It looked like everyone made it back onboard. “Ion thrusters low until we cleared the storm.” He instructed the droid.
“Understood.” K2 immediately jumped into action at Cassian’s instruction. Before Cassian could say anything else, Jyn cornered him.
“You lied to me.”
“You’re in shock.” Cassian stated matter-of-factly. He just wanted to get off of this planet. Off of this cargo ship as soon as possible. Jyn, however, had a mind for a fight.
“You went up there to kill my father.” Shit. He looked away from her.
“You don’t know what you’re talking about.”
“Deny it.”
“You’re in shock, and looking for someplace to put it.” I know the feeling. Cassian tried not to think about the accident so many years before, but he was failing. Jyn was persistent. “I’ve seen it before.”
“I bet you have.”
“They know. You lied about why we came here and you lied about why you went up alone.” Cassian was so exhausted from the events of the last day and a half that he snapped. “I had every chance to pull the trigger. But did I? Did I?”
Jyn was just as angry. Cassian recognized the fire in her eyes. It was the same fire that Y/N’s brother had in his the day he brought his sister home for the last time.
“You might as well have. My father was living proof and you put him at risk. Those were Alliance bombs that killed him!”
“I had orders! Orders that I disobeyed! But you wouldn’t understand that.”
“Orders? When you know they’re wrong? You might as well be a stormtrooper.” The last comment hit so close to home that he couldn’t fight it anymore. The memories came flooding back. His family. His friends. And Y/N, the only person he had left to fight this war with, dying in his arms.
“What do you know? We don’t all have the luxury of deciding when and where we want to care about something. Suddenly the Rebellion is real for you? Some of us live it. I’ve been in this fight since I was 6 years old. You’re not the only one who lost everything. Some of us just decided to do something about it.”
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