His obsession~( Obsessed Levi Ackerman x reader)

Chapter thirty-eight- Funeral of a Loved One

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❝......❞- Means the start or the end of a character's thoughts

𝙒𝙧𝙞𝙩𝙚𝙧'𝙨 𝙥𝙤𝙫

''Hey, it's time to get up'' Levi said in a soft voice as he gently shook you awake

''I don't want to'' You said as you hid under the white blanket 

''We have to go'' Levi said as he peeked under it 

''Today's going to be a pain'' You said as you have him a tired smile 

''I know'' He said 

In two hours, you had already done the most important stuff you needed to do 

Now you were standing in front of a mirror, looking at yourself in that black jumpsuit, trying to decide if this was something you wanted to wear 

''Need help?'' Levi asked as he opened the door to your bedroom 

''Yeah'' You said as you pointed to your zipper behind your back 

Levi stepped closer, zipped you up, and kissed your shoulder 

''Can you help me with my tie?'' Levi asked as he looked into your eyes 

''Yeah'' You said placing your hands on top of Levi's chest to tie his black tie 

In an hour, you were in the car which was close to your destination and as you drove closer and closer, the mass of reporters and camera flashes grew bigger and bigger 

When you stepped outside of the car, you immediately were surrounded by reporters asking questions like 

''Do you know who killed Jean?'' 

''Have you retired from your singing career?'' 

''Are you and Levi Ackerman together?'' 

''Do you have anything with Mikasa Ackerman, Jean's girlfriend?'' 

''Are you a lesbian?'' 

''Is it true you killed Jean to get together with Mikasa?'' 

''Did Levi Ackerman offer you the job because you were sleeping with him?'' 

''Is it true that Jean was in a drug cartel?''

''Is it true that Jean's death was a drug deal gone wrong?'' 

Hearing these types of questions truly pained you 

Yes, media is media but your friend died, do they truly have to be everywhere?

Luckily, Levi hired more bodyguards to make sure you were safe, but it still didn't shield you from the questions 

But the media didn't care about who died