GUILT
Han was sitting down, trying to actually catch some rest, when he heard a loud crash. A few seconds later, Han's nine year old son was inside. He had a guilty look on his face, as if he was trying too hard not to look guilty.
Han looked suspiciously at his son. "Hey Ben, you good?" Ben looked at his father nervously for a second before covering up his guilt with a shaky voice, "Yeah I'm good. I was having a lot of fun out there. It's nice to have a yard. It makes me think of when we lived in that other house. That wasn't a lot of fun. There was nowhere to go and," he stopped mid-sentence. He must of noticed how much he was talking.
"I have to go use the bathroom," Ben said, before hurrying off. He turned around for a second and asked Han, "Hey dad, where do we keep duct tape? No reason."
Han noticed how much his son had been talking, and how his thick, black hair was soaked win sweat. "In the drawer under he sink," he replied.
After a few minutes, Leia arrived back home. Han got the door for her, and Leia was surprised to see how black his face was. "Han, are you okay?" she asked. "Yeah, I'm fine... I'll be right back." He kissed her forehead, then went to Ben's room. The door was closed. Han knocked, and his son's voice answered, "One second... Come in."
Han walked in and saw a roll of duct tape and paper sticking out from under Ben's bed. Han just sat down on the bed. It didn't take long for his son to crack.
"I'm sorry!" Ben cried out. "I'm sorry Dad. I was playing outside and broke the bathroom window. It was an accident." He started crying and said, "I was trying to get the p-paper to fix it!"
Han pulled Ben into a hug and patted him on the back. "It's alright kiddo. We'll fix it. Just don't do whatever you did to break it again." Ben nodded his head vigorously. "It's that mom of your that I'm more worried about..." Han continued.
"I'm going to take a shower!" Leia's voice called. It was only a moment later she shouted out, "HAN! BEN! GET IN HERE NOW!"
Han winced and looked at Ben. They were both gonna be in trouble.