Room 313- Tuesday morning and afternoon

[solo_sword]

The decision to move out of the dorms hadn't been a hard one at all. In fact, there were a surprising lot of reasons to get her own place rather than stay here. Jaina knew she'd probably have a lot of explaining to do when people were probably expecting her to leave altogether instead, but she still wasn't going to be here forever, and it wasn't

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[weetuskenraider]

On her way down to town to head into the junkyard and check on her X-Wing, Tahiri got a weird little twinge in the Force as she reached the third floor, and followed it down the hall to Jaina's room.

Where there was packing up going on, and all things considered the conclusion she jumped to was probably pretty understandable.

"What the kriff are you doing?"

The slightly high-pitched inflection at the end of the sentence there translated as taking off without telling me. Which, intellectually, she understood was entirely possible, but . . . Solo family-specific abandonment issues here.

[solo_sword]

Yeah, the reaction was understandable. If it hadn't made radio, Jaina would have called to give warning, and she felt a little bad that she hadn't anyway. "Not what it looks like," she said, walking to put the pictures she'd so far taken down on her desk. "I'm moving."

Weird sentence to say, actually.

[weetuskenraider]

Tahiri probably ought to pay more attention to the radio; she'd mostly gotten out of the habit when the reflexive distrust of anything mechanical had been at its worst.

"I'd ask if your relationship with this room soured after you got trapped in here for a few days, but . . ." It was still pretty jarring to see the room so empty. "I'm getting the idea you don't mean elsewhere in the dorms. And not heading home yet?"

[solo_sword]

"Not yet. I figured I'd give things a shot here for at least a little while longer," she said with a shrug. "I got a place in town, figured I'd make sure I got myself moved before the new kids showed. Yes, I know it's weird for me."