AN. Does anyone want to play a game? Our favorite Jedi/Clone team will be playing Two Truths and a Lie. Absolutely nothing could go wrong.

It was game night at the Jedi Temple, and Ahsoka, Rex, Obi-Wan, Cody, and Anakin were about to play Two Truths and a Lie. Cody volunteered to go first.

"I named myself Glory, I rank higher than Commander Tano, and I'm a pure genetic replication of Jango Fett." Ahsoka's hand shot up.

"The outranking me one." Cody shook his head.

"Nope. You're a commander, and I am Marshal Commander. Even if you're a Jedi, I outrank you." He smirked, and Ahsoka sighed.

"Humph."

Obi-Wan stroked his beard. "You didn't name yourself Glory." he decided. Cody shook his head, slightly embarrassed.

"No, no, I did. Cody is a transposition of Kote from Mandoa, which means Glory." Obi-Wan snorted.

"You really named yourself Glory." Cody blushed slightly.

"In my defense, I was four years old." Rex smiled.

"It's the genetic replication one. We're not pure copies; we've had our growth accelerated, and our 'Jango Stubbornness' curbed." Obi-Wan nodded.

"Oh, I believe I remember the Kaminoan's explanation." Rex grinned.

"My turn." He thought for a moment. "Okay, I dye my hair blond, I once had my armor dyed pink for a week, and I really like chocolate." Cody held up his hands.

"I know the answer. I'll let you figure it out." Anakin smiled triumphantly.

"I know this one! Your hair is naturally blond, not dyed." Rex nodded.

"Correct. And just so you know, the pink was Fives' fault, and the chocolate thing is Commander Tano's fault." Ahsoka laughed.

"Guilty as charged. Alright, I once died and came back to life, I'm a vegetarian, and Senator Amidala takes me shopping during our vacations on Coruscant." Cody answered,

"You died and came back to life, right? Right?" He sounded concerned, disturbed, and slightly frantic. Ahsoka cheerfully shook her head.

"Nope! That's true! Rex, you remember the Mortis mission, right?" Rex sighed.

"I remember your stories about it, yes. And the lie is the vegetarian thing. You are absolutely feral when you eat." He paused, then added, "Sir."

Ahsoka bared her fangs. "Carnivore all the way!" Obi-Wan nodded.

"My turn, I suppose. Hmm. I once left the Jedi Order, my oldest friend is a Besalisk, and I cut my hair because Mace Windu was jealous." The others burst out laughing.

"The leaving the Jedi one. I can't see you doing that." Rex said. Obi-Wan shook his head, and everyone's jaw dropped.

"Really?" Ahsoka asked, dumbfounded. Obi-Wan nodded.

"When I was a Padawan, I left for almost a year." Cody grinned.

"You didn't cut your hair because General Windu was jealous." Obi-Wan nodded again.

"Correct. My oldest friend is Dex." Anakin looked at him.

"Why did you cut your hair, then?" obi-Wan sighed and smiled sadly.

"It was too much of a reminder of Master Qui-Gon." Anakin placed his hand on his friend's shoulder. Obi-Wan shook himself gently. "Right, Anakin, your turn."

Anakin smiled. "My eyes are green, I grew up on a desert planet, and I'm married to Padme Amidala." Obi-Wan sighed.

"It has to be harder than that, Anakin." Ahsoka looked at her Master, then shifted her gaze to her Grandmaster.

"Master Obi-Wan? His eyes are blue." Obi-Wan looked at Anakin. He realized Ahsoka was right.

"ANAKIN! YOU'RE WHAT?" Rex was the only one not surprised by this startling revaluation. Cody turned to Rex.

"You knew?" Rex smiled.

"Yeah." he said calmly, "I knew." Cody raised an eyebrow at him.

"And you didn't think to mention it?" Rex shook his head.

"Wasn't my story to share." Cody sighed.

"Why do you have to be so trustworthy?" he muttered.

Obi-Wan put his head in his hands.

"Anakin! What am I supposed to do with you? I know you love her, but I never thought you would be so foolish! You... ah...gluph!" He gave up on words and began making random noises. Rex high-fived Anakin.

"You managed to knock the Negotiator speechless. Well done, sir."

The End.

AN. And there you have it. Anakin let slip about his marriage, Obi-Wan, Ahsoka, and Cody helped Rex convince Anakin to take Padme to Kix, they helped him out, Fives didn't die, and they all lived happily ever after.