“Oh yea, you can show me how to really fly this thing?” Jek asked Aeris in a bit of a teasing tone as he leaned over to kiss her cheek. “I think that I would really like that. But maybe after we drop out of hyperspace and don’t have to worry about anyone being potentially in danger.” He said, giving her cheek another kiss. He took a bite out of his rations, looking over the controls that she had shown him so far, committing them to memory. He knew how to fly the simpler ships the Jedi had, but his love had something much more complicated and beautiful, he wasn’t going to be the one to do something wrong if he needed to fly when they were in a moment of danger. “So, what did you name this ship?” he asked, not wanting to make any sort of assumptions.<br/><br/>*<br/><br/>An-Lok was more than happy that Jax took her hand to walk with her to the kitchen area to aid in getting a glass of water that she was more than happy to drink. It helped sooth her stomach some and made her feel a little better by getting the taste out of her mouth. She sighed, content and took his hand once more as she leaned over to kiss his cheek. “I love you.” She told him softly, giving him another quick peck on the lips. “I want to go to the cockpit please.” She added, setting the glass down to go with him to the more spacious area with the window. “I forget how big this ship is.” She says softly as they walk in what looked like a moment. “Sorry. I just… Do you mind? I needed the view.” She told the other couple, hand going down to her stomach that had a small baby bump showing.<br/><br/>Jek turned to look as the others entered and he hopped up when An said she needed the view. “Sure, have a seat, we can go. I think it’ll be awhile before we get there anyway.” He said, offering his hand to Aeris so they could do their own thing elsewhere. Maybe they could actually make a bit of food for them all.<br/><br/>An smiled at them as they left and she moved to slip into one of the side by side seats and leaned back to gaze up and out the window at the stars. “This is so much better. I like this.” She said, glad for the window.<br/><br/>*<br/><br/>It took just a few days for them to get to the star system that held the coordinates, and another before they were orbiting the planet. Jek stood at Aeris’ shoulder in the cockpit, her chair overlooking the other two. He liked staying close to her, and as it was her ship, she got the Captain chair. “I have an uneasy feeling about this.” He said softly, meaning only for his love to hear, but of course in the quiet space they heard all of it.<br/><br/>“I don’t care. I need off this ship.” An-Lok quipped quickly, leaning far back in a chair she was quickly laying claim to. She had her boots up on the far edge, away from anything important. She knew she couldn’t do any damage to this ship or they would all be screwed.<br/><br/>“Well, we’re about to get it.” Jek said as they were beginning to enter the atmosphere. “Where do you think they’re located.” He asked, arms folded as he watched the planets scenery come into view. He could feel all the tension in the room, and he took a big calming breath, doing what he did best, to share it with everyone. He wasn’t piloting, but he knew he had to help somehow. It was so easy to see a visible relaxation in An, a tension falling out of her shoulders. If she hadn’t been in the cockpit, she had been constantly walking around the ship, she knew how to pop in on someone before they detected her or the baby through the Force. They were all affected in one way or another. Jek had spent more time in the cockpit learning the controls without the flying and in the kitchen, learning to make meals.<br/><br/>Suddenly there was something in the distance, he wasn’t sure if he spotted it first but he set his hand on Aeris’ shoulder and leaned forwards, pointing off at it “What’s that? Is that a facility?”