At Luke's request, Rey meditates on her time on Jakku. A series focusing on Rey's childhood and teenage years spent in exile on the desert planet.

Poe is being a little bit too nice to Rey. Then again, she's not sure how this whole friendship thing is usually supposed to start.

A 13 year old Ben Solo has to watch his 3 year old cousin, Rey. I accidentally posted the wrong doc at first, but it should be fixed by now.

While training on Ahch-To, Luke tells Rey a long story: her family history. The story begins just after TFA but is largely told in flashbacks, explaining how Han and Leia's daughter ended up on Jakku.

Rey reflects on what's happened to her in the previous days before she has a sit down with General Leia that ultimately leads to her next step, finding Luke.

The block on Rey's memories has been removed, and she remembers a boy she used to know

(First in a series; full summary inside.) Ben is four years (and ten months) when Breha Organa-Solo is born. Everything sorta goes wrong and she's tiny and pink, and he doesn't really understand why everyone thinks she's so cute, why it's so important that he be a 'good big brother'.

Rey finds her loyalties torn. Post TFA story, in which Ren is captured.

Rey looked at BB-8 beside her, wondering to herself just who she was missing. She new about missing someone; she knew about knowing someone might not come back. [SEQUEL TO STARS. COMPLETE.]

That she struggled with sleep after Starkiller Base was nothing new. Like a sun rising and setting, it was simply how life was.

A short fluffy/angsty one-shot about Luke and Rey. "The shock of seeing her all those months ago is still fresh in his mind. Her doe brown eyes wide and pleading, she held out his father's saber, her birthright. He couldn't bring himself to take it. Didn't the girl know that everything he touched he ruined? He would destroy her, he was poison. But she would not leave."

When a chance arises for Kate to get some extra bonding time with her adopted father, she's hesitant to go along. Not wanting to burden Steve, Kate tries not to get in the way of what she thinks really matters to him- being an Captain America. With help from her friends and family, will Kate realize that being family isn't something defined by blood? Lots of cute bonding stuff! :)