"alrighty then."
*Han set to work and in about an hour the table was filled with excellent foods.*

"Dig in" Han smiled.

Kat smiled slightly and put some of the food on her place. "Thank you," she replied politely before she started munching on her dinner, slightly more relaxed than before.

*Han smiled, as she relaxed a bit.*

"So, what do you want to do in the morning?"

"Sleep?" Kat replied. "I'm really tired from my trip, I'd really just like to vege for the next couple of days."

"alright."

*They both went to sleep after dinner, and Han tried to relax*

WHAT CAN i do to get her to love me? I can feelt aht she does, but she won't admit to it, and i don't want to hurt her.

Kat went into her room and crashed. She slept peacefully, for once. Not plagued with nightmares. It felt like time had barely passed when she woke up late the next day with the sun shining through her window.

Groaning and muttering to herself about the sun she rolled over in her bed and put a pillow on her head. She didn't want to get up.

*Han couldn't sleep that night, so he just sat there in the darkness thinking aobut how he could win over kat. He didn't know what to do. He was lonely and inside, it was killing him. Even if she showed a little interest in him, it might help, but she could sense that. He pretty much kept to himself. He sat ont eh bed for a second, then grabbed his saber, and left a note saying he was going into the woods to practice some saber moves. if she wished, she could join him. He got up, walked out the door, and began practicing in the woods about 20 minutes later*

"Maybe she'll come, and maybe she won't, i'm starting to think thatI can't be loved and its scaring me shitless." He said to no one in particular out loud, since no one was around.

When Kat finnaly woke up she sighed and shook her head. She could feel how Han felt. He just didn't get it. He was pushing her to much. When would he get it? Proably not ever. She cared for him as a friend, but she didn't love him.

*He wondered why he had fallen for her, the one who couldn't love. He knew deep downt hat she could, but he also knew that he couldn't force it upon her. it would take time. He had left some flowers and a small box of candy ont eh table next to her bed witha nice note. He dfigured it was wortha shot, but knew it wouldn't work. He continued to practice with his saber, thinking of his lost love, and his new one who couldn't love him*

Kat glanced at the things Han had left by her stand and sighed. She walked into the kitchen and grabbed something quick to munch on before she continued on to her regular morning workout. She ran outside and activated her own saber and ran through her own work out. This was when she felt the best, when she was truely happy.