Remnants Of Ben And The Things Rey Forgot

Volcanic heat hit him in the face as the ripple between them grew bigger and bigger yet. Rey looked scared and Kylo had to hit his side again, all to keep what she still did to his emotions at bay. He half wanted to shout out a warning, to tell her to run before the ground dissolved entirely under her feet, but he stopped himself. Eventually, an eternity of holding his gaze later, she came to her senses and did run. And left him there. Lying in the snow, cold and confused. They would come for him, he knew. But he could not help the pathetic little pang of abandonment upon seeing her turn around on him, running to safety, escaping on the ship that had been his father’s.

He heard her scream in the back of his head as he watched the Millennium Falcon take wing. “No, come back,” she screeched but it was only an old memory.
“Quiet, girl,” he had told her back then.