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Tech–support Erwin X Reader [AU] It was another boring hot day in summer and you were stuck in your tiny little office. The blinds were pulled down so you wouldn’t have stupid glare on your screen from the stupid sun. The air conditioner was on at full blast creating a relaxing hum. You were sitting at your desk with your feet on the edge of your seat. You were the only one in the whole office building who didn’t dress “professionally” and were more than happy to settle with a messy (h/c) bun, trainers, jeans and T-shirt with a nerdy reference nobody ever gets in this place... There was no real reason to dress

Levi X Reader Monsters Mending Monsters Part 7 Trust Issues What felt like little more than an hour later, you were in the mess hall with everyone all the other cadets. Around a table sat yourself, Mikasa, Eren on one side and Armin on the other. The boys were having a quiet chat about what they wanted to do today. Eren started ranting on about how he wanted to practice more on the fake titans because lately, Levi-Heichou had been making him develop team skills. You were half paying attention but you were mainly just pushing your porridge around your bowl and taking sips of water. Their conversation came to a halt as Armin noticed you were a

Levi X Reader Monsters Mending Monsters Part 6 Sleep It was exceedingly late. A single candle illuminated Levi’s clean room. It was basic like all of the other rooms but was much larger than that of the other single rooms, obviously ascribed to him through his title. You stood with your back against the wall, next to the door, so you would not get in the way. All honesty you wanted to be asleep at this point or at least alone. Levi stood in front of his dresser which was next to his crisp, clean, double bed. He had a very elegant looking full length mirror next to the dresser which he used to look at you while he pulled articles of clo

Levi X Reader Monsters Mending Monsters Part 5 Ambiguous Past It was night, yet light shone through the window, illuminating the dorm room with white. You rotated your head to stare the bright waxing moon at it crawled slowly against the navy, out shining any stars near it. ‘Beautiful.’. It was difficult to sleep that night, as it was every other night. No one to talk to. No dreams to entertain you. No wishes to dwell on. It appeared to be another long, uneventful, night. Quietly, as to not wake the other girls around you, you swept your legs from under the itchy blanket and onto the cold stone floor. Your legs were hesitant to