I’m sorry I caved along with the other robot fuckers. Could you do “get out!” Please let me explain” “out!” with k2so? (You might have already done that prompt and if you don’t want to do it again I understand)
“Get out!”
“Please let me explain.”
“Out!”
a/n: NOT part of twenty six minutes
“K-2.”
“Yes?”
“Can you explain why you’re in my room?”
As soon as you were done with your shift in the hangar, you headed straight to your room, not bothering with stopping by the dining hall. You were exhausted dealing with pilots while your team was fatigued and understaffed that you just needed to pass out for an hour or ten. Barely seeing, you stumbled down the halls of the base to your room, punching in the code to enter, and walked straight into the metal chassis of the reprogrammed Imperial droid.
Your face ached and your nose felt tender, scowling as you fumbled around for the lights. The patience you usually had when dealing with Rebellion affairs had been sapped.
“Get out!” you ordered, pointing at the door.
“Please let me explain,” K-2 says.
“Out!”
“Cassian told me to go here,” he explains, despite you very obviously not wanting to talk to him. You sigh, walking around him to sit on your bed, trying to relieve the ache in your feet. You unzipped your jumpsuit and tied the sleeves around your waist.
“Why?” you bemoaned. “Why can’t that boy leave me alone for a single day?” You fall back onto the bed, bouncing a little as you stare at the grimy ceiling.
“Technically he hasn’t bothered you today,” he corrects. “He bothered me. Much different.”
“Whatever the case is, Cassian telling you to come here isn’t a good enough explanation,” you grumble. The next time you saw him, you were going to rip him a new one. There’s no way you can comfortably sleep with a fucking seven-foot tall droid looming over you like some ridiculous statue. “Did he have something to do?”
“He said he was meeting someone,” he answers, picking up a little bauble of yours before putting it back down, disinterested.
“And he couldn’t take you with him? Doesn’t he take you to meet his informants?” K-2 looks at you almost curiously.
“Not that kind of meeting.” You stare at him with a confused expression before your eyebrows shoot into your hairline.
“Oh.”
“Yes.”
You sigh again, running a hand over your face as you thought of what you could do with him. “You wouldn’t mind facing the wall while I sleep, would you?” you ask him weakly.
“I would very much mind.”
“Of course you would.”











