Author's note:

Why aren't there more Luke x OC stories?

Poor guy ended up with his father dead in ROTJ and the girl he liked being his sister!

Haha.

Hope y'all like.

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In the bustling city of Chandrila, I was enjoying a leisurely day off from my charity work. The sun was warm, and the city buzzed with life. As I meandered through the crowd, a voice called my name, a voice I hadn't heard in years.

"Jenna?" the voice called, and I turned around to find Luke Skywalker standing there.

"Luke!" I exclaimed, my heart leaping in my chest as I rushed over to him, giving him in a tight hug. "It's so good to see you!"

There was an immediate sense of comfort as I held him. Despite the passage of time, he still felt familiar, like an old friend returning after a long absence. We had shared a deep bond back on Tatooine, sharing our dreams of escaping the desert planet and exploring the galaxy together. But life had pulled us apart when I had to move away at sixteen, and he had just turned seventeen.

Luke, with his warm smile and those piercing blue eyes, looked almost just as I remembered him but more mature and more handsome now. His presence was reassuring, and I couldn't help but feel a surge of happiness seeing him again.

"I can't believe it's been so long," Luke said, grinning at me while releasing me from his embrace. "What are you doing here on Chandrila?"

"I work for a charity here," I replied, smiling back. "What about you? I know you've been busy being a Jedi. Everyone in the galaxy knows that you freed us all from the emperor."

He nodded, his expression turning serious. "Yeah, there's always something to be done. But it's important work, and I'm glad to be a part of it. Right now I'm just here taking a break to regain my strength."

We spent the rest of the day catching up, exploring the city, and reminiscing about Tatooine. Luke seemed more relaxed and at ease than I had ever seen him, and I was grateful to be a part of that. We talked about everything, from our favorite childhood memories together to our current life paths.

As the night fell, we found ourselves sitting at a small outdoor café, sipping on local drinks and watching the city's vibrant nightlife unfold before us.

"I never thought I'd see you again, especially not here," I said, breaking the comfortable silence between us.

"I know what you mean," Luke replied, his smile softening. "It's funny how life works sometimes."

We continued to talk, the conversation growing more personal and intimate as the night deepened. Luke shared his fears, doubts, and struggles against the dark side of the Force. I listened, my heart aching for the burden he carried.

When the conversation ended and turned to comfortable silence again, I knew I had to say something now or risk a lifetime of regret.

"Luke, I..." I started, my voice trailing off as I struggled to find the words.

"What is it?" Luke asked, concern etched on his face.

"I don't know how to say this," I admitted, laughing nervously. "But I always had a crush on you since back on Tatooine."

I saw surprise flicker in his eyes, but it was quickly replaced by a warm smile. His reaction was genuine, and it made my heart flutter.

"Really?" he asked, his voice tinged with disbelief.

I nodded, feeling my cheeks flush.

"Yes, really. You were always the adventurous farm boy with a heart of gold. I couldn't help but be smitten."

His smile widened, and he looked at me as if seeing me for the first time.

"Jenna, I... I had no idea. I mean, I always thought you were amazing, but I didn't think..."

"But I have to admit," he continued, his voice growing softer while he blushed, "I've always had a soft spot for you too."

I felt a wave of happiness wash over me, my heart skipping a beat. It was an incredible revelation, a shared crush on each other that had remained unspoken for far too long.

"Luke, are you seeing anyone?" I asked, my voice filled with hope and nervousness.

He shook his head, his eyes locked onto mine.

"No, I'm not. What about you?"

I smiled, feeling a rush of courage. "No, I'm not either."

Taking a deep breath, he hesitated for a moment before finally asking, "Jenna, would you... would you like to go out with me sometime?"

My heart soared with glee, and I couldn't help but beam at him.

"Yes, Luke. I would like that very much."

In that moment, beneath the starlit sky, I felt a new chapter of my life beginning, one filled with the promise of adventure and love. As we sat there, hand in hand, I knew that this unexpected reunion had the power to change both our destinies for the better.