And our lives are forever changed [Padme]

It's been six weeks now, almost, and they still haven't told many people. It's the thought that crosses his mind more and more whenever Cassian winds up in places where he might run into someone he knows. The grocery store is pretty quiet at this time of evening and Cassian's security shift is quiet now that Barton is on a summer schedule. It all gives him too much time to think.

He and Jyn don't want a party, don't want any fuss, but they'd never intended to keep their marriage secret either. Except that it's now a little odd to just announce to a person that he's eloped.

Cassian tries to distract his thoughts by focusing on what he's going to bring home for dinner but as he looks up, he spots a familiar face and all of the questions pop up again.

He definitely shouldn't be hiding something like a marriage from Senator Amidala.

"Hello," he says, nodding toward her.

You're still a soldier in your mind [Goodnight]

Although Barton University has a reduced schedule during the summer, there are still plenty of shifts for Cassian to pick up. There are students visiting for orientation, summer classes, and always plenty of fraternities and sororities to make security a necessity. Technically, the latter aren't his jurisdiction since Greek houses aren't campus property but that doesn't stop people from calling the security office with noise complaints.

It's one such complaint that has him heading out now, at the end of his shift. Cassian can't do anything except knock on the door and tell whichever drunken fool who comes to the door to turn it down, much less break up the fight he encounters in the house's driveway.

There are two men going at it and a woman shouting at them to knock it out and Cassian's about to decide whether or not he wants to intervene anyway when the sorority sister loses her patience. The woman lets out an unholy roar and piledrives one of the men, telling him to quit it. A minute of grappling and they finally realize they're being kicked around by someone half their size and twice as angry, all while a representative of campus security stares them down. A hush falls over them all.

"Noise complaint," he says flatly. Cassian checks his watch. He's officially off the clock. Annoyed and tired, he starts to walk back to campus so he can head home.