[Leia can see Celly's mouth opening, and in the span of a breath, she decides that they might as well take the offensive approach.]

He came home with me because I love him, Aunt Rouge.

[And then she has another spoonful of soup, enjoying with wide, innocent eyes as her family pauses around her. Considering that three of them had hoped to marry her off at the age of seventeen, the fact that she's shown some interest in a man should please them.

Of course, this one is a criminal, but she doesn't think that should make much difference.

It's Aunt Tia who speaks first, and with a bright, fond expression--the sort that she normally reserves for the candy-coloured pittins she raises.]

Then we're honoured to have Captain Solo eating with us tonight.

[Father looks pleased enough as well, though Mother's brows have raised, and she speaks next.]

It seems we'll have much to discuss after dinner, Lelila.