Siri couldn't seem to get the thoughts out of her head. What did the past have to do with the here and now? She hadn't seen her father since she was six. She remembered that night all too clearly though…

Siri was playing with toys in her room like she normally did before she went to bed. Then she heard the door slam downstairs. Her father was home. She heard the angry footsteps coming

upstairs. She could hear them getting closer with each second that passed. Then he stopped at her door, that's what she was afraid of. He came in and slammed the door shut behind him. He

looked really mad. Siri huddled in the corner as he walked over to her and grabbed her by the arm. He yelled and beat her just to let his anger out. Siri cried out in pain but it was no use.

Nothing would stop him. Then she heard the door being blown in. Her father stopped and let go of her. Siri ran and hid under her bed. She heard yelling and blaster fire. Then she heard a buzz

and the blaster fire immediately stopped, but Siri didn't come out. She stayed under her bed until she heard footsteps coming up the stairs. They walked around and opened doors and walked

around until they came to her door. They opened the door. Siri could only the boots of two people. Then one person bent down and looked under the bed. She saw a mans face, he had a soft

features and a kind smile but Siri didn't trust anyone. "Hello little one." Said the man, "Will you please come out? I won't hurt you." He reached his hand underneath the bed, but Siri backed

away. Then he held out his hand for hers. Siri was feeling a sense calmness and she could hear the words, 'it's going to be okay' in her head. So she took the mans hand and crawled out from

under the bed. His strong arms gently picked her up and he and his companion, a black female with a strange headdress whom the man called Adi, walked out of the room, down the stairs,

and out the door. That was the last Siri saw of her father, her mother or that house. Later on she found out the man was Qui-gon that had carried her out of the house. Qui-gon became a father

to her, and since Obi-wan was his padawan her and him became good friends, then more than friends. Siri still though of Qui-gon as her father, since hers wasn't the best. She decided not to

worry about at the moment. She just lay back down and went to sleep.

The next morning Siri decided that she would tell Obi-wan that she was pregnant. So she walked over to him as he straitened his Jedi robe, she smiled, "You look nice today. Anything special happening today?"

"The council has asked me to take on a padawan again so I want to look nice."

"They did?" Siri asked in almost surprise.

"Yes and they want you to do the same."

"Obi-wan, I can't I…"

"What?"

"Nothing. Fine I'll take on an apprentice."

"Thanks baby." He said as he kissed her and then walked out. She didn't know what to do now. How could she have an apprentice when she was due to have a child of her own?

Later on Obi-wan called her and told her to come down to the sparring arena and watch the children fight. She got there just in time to watch the first two children start their match. They fought

well but neither were anything like what Siri would take on as an apprentice. She watched many more duels until she saw one little girl. The girl looked about ten and she was very skilled. She

beat her opponent easily.

Later on Siri went over to talk to her. The girl, she found out, was quiet, sweet, respectful, and a computer wiz, the complete opposite of Siri, but Siri felt led to take her on as her apprentice so she did. The girl was named Cheyenne.