Scenario: Levi is sick and Hanji is in the inner wall meaning she isn't there to help. Levi relies on the only other person he knows... his crush.
{Reader's Point of View}
Training was canceled. Cleaning was canceled. Everything Levi usually had us do was canceled and made into a free day. Sure, I liked free days but this didn't feel right. Levi never just not showed up and then cancelled anything. I haven't even seen him as so much as take a step out of his office door. Surely he wanted tea or something. I sighed seeing I was alone as everyone else went away into town.
I made my way towards the kitchen and decided to make Levi some herbal tea I brought. I knew how he liked his tea but... well let's face it, the man is hot and it's hard to take my eyes off him. It almost feels like maybe I followed his movements too much considering I knew how he liked his tea. Oh well I guess.
Knock. Knock. I knocked on the door that lead to Levi's office which was connected to his bedroom.
"Name and business." What was that? He voice sounded raspy and not in a good way.
For a second I wasn't even about to say anything and just walk in but I knew that wasn't right. "It's (Your full name)."
"Come in."
I entered the door and saw Levi sitting on a couch next to his office window. He looked out seeing small droplets of rain fall. It wasn't anything heavy luckily for everyone else who had gone out.
"I brought you some tea." I sat the try down on his desk and picked up the actual cup to take to him.
"I didn't ask you to bring me any tea."
"That doesn't mean you don't want some." I held out the cup to him and he accepted as I took a sit on the other side of the couch to also look out.
"How'd you know?"
"Because you love tea and haven't stepped out of this office all day."
He took a sip of the tea. "Were did everyone go?"
"Basically everyone expect me went out into town."
"Why didn't you go?"
"I knew there must have been a reason for your confinement in this office. Are you okay?"
For some reason our conversation felt natural and I loved that.
"I'm sick."
That explains it. "Have you eaten yet?"
"No."
"I'll go make you some soup."
{Levi's Point of View}
I watched as (your name) for up to held out and make me some soup. Why did this all feel so natural? It's as if we had been doing this forever. I liked her but I never expected to connect so easily.
I became engulfed in my thoughts as I looked out the window. I was actually genuinely glad Hanji wasn't here along with anybody else because now I could have (your name) all to myself.
"Your soup is ready." I didn't even hear (your name) walked in but when she spoke I turned to face her and saw that she had an apron on holding a tray. She looked so cute. "I also brought you some medication."
"Do you know what's wrong with me?" I asked knowing I told her nothing about how I felt.
She giggled. "You're covered in a blanket meaning your cold. It's spring so that can only mean you have caught a cold from the weather change. The blanket indicates a fever."
"You're smarter than Hanji."
She giggled again. "I use to study medicine before I joined the survey corps."
I started eating my soup as I now became interested in (your name)'s story. "I had no idea."
She looked out the window as she spoke. "No one really does. My squad just thinks I'm a natural at it. That's why on expeditions, you never saw me and my squad with any open wounds. If someone gets hurt I help as soon as we're clear."
I smiled internally. "Hanji was always wondering how had did those stitches."
"Don't tell her. I don't want her dragging me around all the time."
"I know that feeling all too well."
"I imagine you do."
Silence fell upon us but it wasn't uncomfortable. I finished eating and taking my medicine but I didn't know it would knock me out so quickly. Whatever she gave me, sure was the good stuff. I slept easily which was hard since getting sick.
~~~
I woke up and leaned up when a rag fell off my head. I picked it up and looked to my side to see (your name) asleep on my desk. I stood up, feeling almost completely relieved from my cold, and walked my way towards her. Upon looking at my desk, I saw that she had completed all my paperwork and even wrote notes from me.
I wondered how long I had been out and looked out the window to see pitch blankness. She must have been working really hard to do all this for me. I almost felt guilty but wasn't since I knew she did it all for me. I sighed but smiled seeing her peaceful sleeping figure. I decided to pick her up bridal style and laid her in my bed. I owned her for taking care of me.
As I laid her in bed I heard he mumbled, "Don't go." She had a grip on my shirt and I knew she wasn't letting go.
I smiled, not internally this time, and decided to lay next to her. She kept close to me the whole time, as if never wanting to let go. I loved this. We didn't express our feeling in words but we expressed them in action. I was assured her feeling were the same for me when she also mumbled my name in her sleep. Maybe now, I would make sure everyday would end like this.
