Tutor

First Impression

Alright, we're gonna see how long I can keep this slow burn burning. I'm impatient, but I want us to enjoy Virgin Levi for a bit 😈

-Parks 🖤

"You can sit and wait in here. Levi should be in any moment," Erwin told her from the doorway.

Y/N walked in and stood between the two chairs in front of Levi's desk. His office was a little smaller than Erwin's, but the most noticeable difference was how vacant Levi's looked. The room consisted of the large wooden desk, it's three chairs, and a small loveseat near the door. There wasn't a single decoration in the whole room. Even the top of his desk was so organized that it looked barely used.

"Are you sure he will be okay with me waiting in here?" Y/N turned back to Erwin.

"It'll be fine," Erwin reassured her as he closed the door. "Oh," he opened the door again to add, "Don't forget. He's going to be upset about this, but he'll come around if you're patient enough."

"I'd expect nothing less from the Captain Levi," Y/N smiled.

Five minutes later, she was sat in front of his desk with two books in her lap, waiting for Levi to show up. At the creak of the door, Y/N turned in her chair to see Levi just as he walked in. The second he saw her, he froze in the doorway with his hand still on the doorknob. He squinted at her, took a deep breath, then turned on his heel and slammed the door as he left.

"ERWIN!" Levi's voice echoed in from the hall.

Y/N chuckled and turned back in her chair to settle in.

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"Why the fuck is there a random civilian in my office?" Levi asked as he opened the door to Erwin's office.

"That would be Y/N. She's your tutor," Erwin answered before sipping from his cup of tea.

Levi closed the door but didn't walk further into the room. "I don't need a tutor."

"Oh really?" Erwin set his cup down and leaned back in his chair. "So, you've been writing your own reports?"

Levi clenched his jaw but didn't answer.

"Mhm. And can you read?"

"Tch," Levi rolled his eyes. "I can read well enough."

"Wrong answer."

"I can read reports just fine!" Levi was getting more and more defensive. "I'm not an idiot."

"No one is calling you an idiot, Levi. You didn't have the same opportunities most of us did. I'm just trying to help."

Levi's sigh was deep and exaggerated, and Erwin saw it as an opportunity to continue his argument.

"Y/N isn't a random civilian," Erwin added.

"She looks it," Levi mumbled.

"She's a friend of Hange's-"

"That's worse."

Erwin huffed. "Whether you like it or not, she's staying, Levi."

He stared at Erwin with a straight face. "Fine."

This isn't worth arguing with Erwin.

"As I said, she's a friend of Hange, so be nice to her."

Levi stayed quiet.

"Is there anything else, Levi?"

"No, Erwin."

"Okay, so go introduce yourself and apologize if you were already rude."

"I wasn't rude," Levi grumbled.