Blue Shadow Virus (Anakin Skywalker)

                                    

                                          
Requested by a Tumblr anon.
                          
Request: Could you write an 'angst with a fluffy ending' oneshot with Anakin (Clone Wars) x Female Jedi! Reader, where Reader saves Padme, Ahsoka and the clone from being infected with the Blue Shadow Virus by putting the bomb shelter with the virus on lock down- however, she is locked in as well... and her husband (Anakin) saves her?
                          
Summary: Anakin and reader both have the self-sacrifice gene. Fortunately, this dynamic married duo always manage to pull each other back from the brink. Even if they're the only ones who know they're married.
                          
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"Where did that droid go?" I muttered, keeping my head on a swivel as I walked down the corridor. Ahsoka, Padme, Jar Jar, and a group of Clone troopers were behind me, all of us searching the tunnels of Doctor Vindi's lab for a stupid droid who was apparently determined to end the world.
                          
Obi-Wan, Ahsoka, Anakin, and I had been sent by the Jedi Order to investigate an issue on Naboo, only to find a plot by a mad scientist to unleash a plague on the galaxy. We'd managed to stop him and arrest him, and Obi-Wan and Ani were both dealing with Vindi now, but while searching through the tunnels of his underground lab, the rest of us realized a vial of the virus was unaccounted for.
                          
Ahsoka had seen a droid run off with it, so now we were all searching for it, just hoping against hope we'd be able to find it before it could do anything with that vial of virus.
                          
"I'm not getting anything on our scanners," said Rex, calling up in a whisper from where he was in the middle of the group.
                          
"I don't see anything either," agreed Padme. Still, we all kept walking. We had to find that droid.
                          
We were sweeping the lab in a group, working from the one entrance we hadn't caved in with the hopes we'd be able to stop the droid from escaping. We were about halfway down the first long hallway, headed towards the first split in the passages, when the droid in question rounded the corner headed right for us, the blue shadow virus vial armed in a bomb in its hands.
                          
It stopped in its tracks and so did we, all of us surprised by the meeting. I moved first, taking a few steps towards the droid before it came to its senses. To my horror, the first thing it did when it was able to move again was push the button on the bomb to detonate it and send a cloud of the virus our way.
                          
"Run!" I yelled, turning on my heel and sprinting back towards the entrance to the lab. The rest of my friends were ahead of me, but when I risked a quick glance backwards I was horrified to see a cloud of the virus rapidly gaining ground on us.
                          
We weren't going to make it.
                          
I grit my teeth and focused on the crowd of people in front of me. I was a Jedi, and in theory, I could make sure my friends got out. In practice, it was going to be a hell of a lot harder than I wanted it to be.
                          
I kept my feet moving, but tuned out the rest of the world and instead tuned in to the Force. I reached out my hand, closing my eyes and picking up the life energies of the group in front of me. Slowly, I lifted my hand and lifted them off their feet.
                          
Vaguely, like in a dream, I heard them all yell in surprise. I didn't let it distract me as I thrust my hand forwards, sending everyone flying back out the way we'd come. As soon as they'd all cleared the doors, I gave one last push to hit the button at the end of the hall that would put the lab on lockdown.
                          
The lights started flashing and a horn was blaring when I opened my eyes again. I'd had to slow down while I was focused on the Force, but now I sped back up, racing towards the slowly closing door and just managing to stay ahead of the virus.