Obi-Wan Kenobi

While Obi-Wan is under the assumption Padmé is well aware of Anakin's intention of telling him about their relationship, he still thinks it wise to speak with her about it on his own. After all, he and Padmé have long had their own friendship, first developed on Tattooine and then later, after she became Senator and they often conferred on issues during the Separatist War.

The revelation of their relationship hadn't surprised Obi-Wan. He well remembers Rex trying to keep him away while Anakin had what he thought were secret calls with her and further to the point, he's arrived in Darrow from a much later point in time than the both of them. He had known, beyond all doubt, that Padmé's child was Anakin's as well, a fact that has been well supported since arriving here and having met their grandson.

He hadn't intended on seeking her out, but as often happens, the Force has apparently made the decision for him and has drawn Obi-Wan to a place in the city where he suddenly senses Padmé nearby. He's dressed to blend in these days, his clothes light and loose, but proper pants and a shirt rather than robes. It's the lightsaber at his belt that still makes him stand apart, but even so, he approaches Padmé slowly, so she might see him before he's directly upon her.

"Hello, Senator," he says with a smile when he's near enough. "And how are you this afternoon?"