Amorpheillia

How long had it been since I'd last seen sunlight? I didn't even know anymore it had been so long, months maybe. I was taken from my home, from my family. The day I was taken started out just like any other, the same routine - except this time the ended was different. I was walking home from school when I was taken, walking down the same path I'd always taken. I used to spent my days doing my homework, having silly conversations over the phone with my friends - Now it was a battle for survival. I spent most of my time bound by the ankles and wrists to a chair a blindfold over my eyes casting me into darkness. Living in absolute fear at the m

Levi always had a habit of playing with his wedding ring when he was thinking but it never failed to make his mind wonder, he'd been married to his wife for three years now and it was - as cliche as it was going to sound - the best three years of his life. (First) was the woman that he was proud to call his wife, they'd been together for four years before he'd worked up the balls to get down on one knee and pop the question. To this day he could still remember the shocked expression that quickly melted its way into a beaming smile before you launched yourself into his arms, the word 'Yes' pouring out of your mouth like a prayer - Six months l

“Alright, [Name],” you thought to yourself. “You just looked at the clock. DON’T LOOK AGAIN FOR ANOTHER TEN MINUTES.” 
Nervously, you wrapped the end of your pen at the edge of your notebook. The drone of the professor’s voice was putting you to sleep by the second. Frankly, your brain was too tired from studying to even try taking more notes. “Don’t look at the clock. Don’t look at the clock.” The words became a ritual anytime the urge so much as tickled the back of your brain. You had an important meeting afterwards, one you had been looking forward to all damn year; your

There were many advantages of dating the famed Levi Ackerman - one being that you were completely respected, and that no one with half a brain would so much as mess with you. Sometimes people that lived closer to the bad side of town would wave to you on the streets as you walked by, and you even got discounts time to time. There was also the man himself. Levi was very handsome, despite his short nature, there was no denying that. But like anything, there were disadvantages too. Although most people would leave you alone, people higher up in the food chain that were enemies of his gang would try to target you. You weren't a damsel in distres

“Daddy, why are you so small?” “Because I gave your mother nine inches.” Levi and your youngest son, Aaron, had been doing the dishes in the kitchen whilst talking amongst themselves. You choked on your drink and put a hand over your mouth as you tried to swallow it back down. That old fuck of a husband of yours never did lose his smart mouth. You half-expected him to become more eloquent after the birth of your first child. Fuck, who were you kidding? “Levi” and “eloquent” never went in the same sentence unless there was an “is not” connecting them. “Levi,” you began

    You couldn't believe how childish everyone had been. Everyone was used to Jean and Eren fighting; they fought at least once a day and it usually ended in them breaking something. But you expected more out of Corporal Levi. From the very beginning you'd known he'd be a pain in the ass during the group activity but you hadn't expected him to try and kill Jean out of frustration. Or for him to make a mess. He despised messes. Maybe that had been what set him off. The class had started with him getting covered in flour. Then batter. And then Hanji had blown something up.    Yeah maybe the whole thing was unavoidable.    You assumed Levi w

    "Stop slacking Jaeger!" Levi shook his head. He walked past the cadet, narrowing his eyes. Jaeger quickly went back to work instead of talking with Armin beside him. Both cadet's moved fast. Levi tsked. The cadet's sucked at cleaning, but he would make sure they got the job done; no matter how long it took them. Levi scanned the yard, keeping tabs on each of the cadets under his care. His brow furrowed. One was missing.    "Jaeger?"    "Yes sir?" the cadet asked slowly.    "Where's cadet l/n?" His steely eyes scanned the area once again, looking for you. It seemed quiet without you, which should have alerted him right away.    Jae

    "So why does she only talk to you?"    Levi narrowed his eyes. The cadets were discussing you yet again. You, the only person he couldn't figure out. The young recruits found themselves discussing the squad leaders. Your name had come up. Most didn't understand how you'd become one at such a young age. In two years you'd worked your way into your position. While the young cadet's assumed it was from money or blackmail Levi knew the truth. Erwin spoke highly of your skills in battle and how you never missed a thing. The recruits under your care fought just as bravely. It seemed your strength and cunning rubbed off on them.    But you d

Levi watched as her body twisted through the rainy forest, skillfully jumping between branches. Her [h/l] [h/c] clung to her wet face, and the man could have sworn she was smiling. He tore his grey eyes away for a moment to swing at a nearby titan. There had been more of them then the expedition had been expecting, and it was looking like more than they could handle. A handful of men and woman were already lost. The Corporal wondered why Erwin hadn’t ordered a retreat yet. Slicing through another titan, Levi heard a sharp whistle coming from [Name]’s direction. Levi saw her squad appear around her, before they all nodded and sped

Very superstitious, writings on the wall “SASHA!” Your [h/c] whipped around your head as you lunged at the table full of cadets.  The group of youngsters jumped at your sudden movements and stared at you with wide eyes. Sasha even dropped the potatoes that was in her hands. Reaching across the table, your fingers wrapped around the tipped salt shaker and yanked it towards you. “U-uhm, Squad Leader [Name]?”  the young girl stuttered. With a frantic look in your [e/c] eyes, you ignored her and stood up straight. Lifting your other hand, you poured a small amount of salt into it before tossing it over your shoulder. Y