Living in the Temple might not be what 9-year-old Anakin had imagined. Without his Mother by his side, he feels abandoned, devastated by the loss of Qui-Gon Jinn. However, he may not be the only one suffering.

When an argument happens and some regretful words are said, anger takes over, Anakin storms off and finds himself lost in the lower levels of Coruscant. The tragedy occurs and leaves the teenager scarred. Obi-Wan feels helpless, and he must fight with himself and his raging emotions. Can the two of them forget? Can they find the pieces that are lost?

He looked at the sky, getting closer to the edge. His tears mixed up with droplets of heavy rain. The wind played on strings of his internal storm within a heart. He looked down. One step more, and he will be free from this torment. One step will be enough to forget and to be forgotten...

AU: Book II - Tempering Anakin's emotions has never been an easy task. Obi-Wan struggles to get his padawan to open up when duty again demands his attention. The Sith have been scheming for a long time, and the small clues discovered are starting to reveal big troubles.

Anakin has turned but Obi-Wan doesn't want to let him drown in the darkness. When the time of their final encounter comes, he doesn't choose a lightsaber but words. Can he bring his brother back to the light? Or is it too late and they will fall apart?

War isn't anything to be happy about. War requires victims. Anakin Skywalker discovers what it feels like to lose when his first assignment during the Clone Wars ends up in a failure. Scars and guilt don't leave him alone, and he soon falls victim to something more than only sorrow.

Anakin disappears without a trace and is labelled by the Jedi Council as "dead" shortly thereafter. Six months later, when Obi-Wan Kenobi arrives at Naboo to find out who stands behind the conspiracy against the Queen, he finds his missing Padawan. But the boy isn't the same. Will Obi-Wan bring him back and free him from his endless fear while the danger never sleeps?

It was only one mission and only one decision. Who could have known it would be that destructive? Some things are not to be forgotten. When the feelings are stronger, one cannot leave them behind. Especially when the person you love fakes their death.

A big day of cleaning up has come and Obi-Wan is happy to share this moment with his Padawan. However, nothing, not even laundry, is easy when it comes to Anakin Skywalker.

Anakin and Obi-Wan get a new mission, but it complicates when on Anakin's path appears someone from his past. He struggles to keep himself from falling and Obi-Wan doesn't want to lose him, the only thing which stands on his way is the Code. But is he able to save their friendship before it is too late? Is he able to break some of his own rules for Anakin?