Han wasn't the only person Leia asked to help bring her son home. She went in secret to Rey, who had already once bested Kylo. Rey agreed to help the woman, and thus, in a snow-covered forest, allows Kylo Ren to gain her trust. Kylo was also given an order. Snoke told him he must kill Rey, but somehow, he found himself incapable. Imagine a world in which Rey had agreed to Kylo Ren's offer to help train her. Imagine a world in which somehow two souls meet and discover that while on opposing sides of a never ending war, they aren't exactly different. Light and dark fills them both. DISCLAIMER: I am assuming that Kylo and Rey are not related at all. :) REVIEWS: "This is so well written. With no mistakes! I would love an update ASAP because I am obsessed with this story!" - @Destined_By_Fate "Omg what is life after this. I can't wait for more!" - @chicalakika "Feedback? Feedback is that I want to be you! I love this story! And also, I love how you dig deep into why Kylo actually wears the mask! Brilliant!!!" - @storysouls "mmmmmm..... Sexual tension. I like." - @confusedfangirl_ "Never. Stop. Writing. This." - @Touka275 "THIS WAS JUST TOO GOOD. MY HEART IS CRYING!!!" - @reyloshipper
Usually I don't give low rating, I just stop reading the story altogether, but I wasted my time on this, went in with great expectations, but was ultimately disappointed. The story was acceptable until chapter 10. Then MC killed Rey. And that was it for me. How could Kylo Ren not convince Rey to join him? It makes no sense! Rey may had been a Jedi, but she had no prejudice against dark side force users like other Jedis. This was not what that movie was even about. Even if he couldn't convince her to join him, Jedi were already finished. Yoda himself burns down the temple in the last movie, there was no need to kill Rey, or Luke, who was just quietly living out the rest of his life in peace. Author lacks sufficient imagination required to become a writer, or the proper understanding of the characters. And this has nothing to do with English not being the first language.