Room 313, Saturday evening

[solo_sword]

Jaina was still not usd to this whole mom to alternate universe children thing (and it had to be an alternate universe, because cute as they were, she was not going there for a very long, long time), but the thing that surprised her most was how easily the twins had accepted why John and Jaina didn't know them. Good to know Fandom could train

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[anakinllkillhim]

"Is this your room?" Jaryd asked, looking around and paying specific attention to Inara's side of the room. It didn't look like his mom's style.

[solo_sword]

"One of many," she said, getting her small bag out to throw a change of clothes or two in. "I have a room here, and at my parents' apartment, and on the Ralroost."

And it was wrong to try to get future information out of a kid, but she had to. "What about you? A lot of rooms?"

[anakinllkillhim]

"Yeah," Jaryd admitted, pulling out the desk chair to try and climb up on it to see what was on it. "But I can't get sick of anything."

[solo_sword]

Jaina smiled a little. "Nice use of optimism there," she said.

She didn't get the chance to say anything else, since that's when her comlink trilled. "Hold on, kid," she told him, setting it to display the holo.

And it was just her luck that the person on the other end was her own twin. "You said to call the day before our birthday so you would actually know," he reminded her after saying hi.

[anakinllkillhim]

Jaina didn't get a chance to respond again, but this time it was due to Jaryd hopping off the chair to stand next to her and yell, "Hi Uncle Jacen!"

[solo_sword]

Jaina rubbed her hand over her forehead and tried not to wince as there was a long pause, and Jacen said, "Um, Jaina? What's going on?"

"It's Fandom," she replied. "Tell Mom and Dad and I kill you. So birthday, huh?"