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Levi Ackerman x Fem!Reader (Attack on Titan | Modern AU) Warning: Somewhat crackish. The bright sunlight streaming through the cracks in your blinds warmed your cheek, and you awoke to the happy chirps of the birds outside your window. Mumbling incoherently, you turned over so that the sunlight wasn't shining obnoxiously in your face, allowing your cozy bed to slowly lull you back to sleep. You sighed in contentment as you managed to find the perfect position, snuggling deeper into your little burrow. The tranquility of the morning continued, and you weren't sure how long you just stayed there, half-conscious, half-unconscious. All you were

Months of contact. Weeks of stolen glances. Days of not so accidental touch. Hours of conversation. It had finally led to the moment that you could scarcely believe you had found yourself in. Levi and you, sitting beneath the stars and discussing the past, his hand casually resting on your own. Your heart felt likely to burst from your chest, leaving a hole for the thousands of butterflies occupying your stomach to follow. Pursing your lips you concentrated on what he was saying as he stared up at the sky above, not just how the glow of the moon lay against his features and how his large warm hand felt over yours. It seemed your brain could

The humble vibration of rubber wheels rolling across the tarmac was not helping your dull hangover, if anything it made the pain in the back of your eyeballs expand with each vibration against your head . Groaning you placed a sleep mask you had stolen from somewhere over your eyes and leaned your head back against the head rest, carpet like material scratching uncomfortably against your neck. Levi laced his fingers with yours on the armrest and snuggled into your neck, soft exhales ghosting down your shoulder. "I am never drinking again." You mumbled, praying you would be able to sleep through the flight. "You've been saying that the entir

The air in the tree was a deadly mixture of anticipation, sweat, and crippling fear. Choking down the cluster of spit sticking to the back of his throat Levi looked behind him at the opening of the tree. A mild wind coasted across the oversized plant blocking the hiding spot from the view of your four predators. Hanji stalked ungracefully around the scattered trees directly in front of you, Mikasa was standing as still as a statue on the far right while Annie stood on the opposite side with her arms crossed. Jean had taken it upon himself to forage through the woods near the guard tower, leaving you with one option of escape. Levi clenched h

Drip Drip Drip Levi could feel his body tensing with each drop of water, hunched over his desk with his eyebrows furrowed, tired eyes scanning what had to be one of the dumbest legal cases he had ever seen in the history of time. He pushed his reading glasses up so he could pinch the bridge of his nose with his fingertips, the incessant plink of water falling into the tub reverberated in his eardrums. If he did not escape the obnoxious water flowing from his bathtub he was going to murder somebody. Shooting up from his chair in a fit of wrath he stalked over to his bathroom and kicked the bathtub faucet with the heel of his boot twice. Th

Warning: Language | Sexual themes. -  -     With a content sigh you plunged deeper into the mattress of your warm bed, snuggling the comforter up to your nose, squeezing your eyes shut to block out the rays of the sun trying to wake you from your slumber. It was a rare occasion that you got a morning off, especially since your squad would be partaking in the small expedition tomorrow into Wall Maria so that Hanji could find a replacement for her two lost titans, Sawny and Bean. Bringing your knees to your chest you drifted somberly off into dreamland once again, you had till noon to do whatever you pleased. It was like god knew you needed s

“Aww, who’s a cute little kitty? Aw you’re so cute and fluffy, kitten!” You place a soft kiss onto the small cat’s head before you continued to cuddle it on your chest and fell asleep. Around two weeks ago, you were walking back to your apartment after another gruelling night at work. But as you passed by an alleyway, you heard the faintest of meows coming from inside. As it had turned out, a homeless cat had given birth to her litter of three kittens, but unfortunately, the mother and two of the kittens had already been dead. Probably a while before you arrived. You assumed they starved or were too sick to car