~ From the not - so - popular author of the not - so - acclaimed "See Me Now", and "This I Promise" comes a not - so - cliched book that will explore another world that is very far, yet very near to us.
~ A very strange and mysterious Reader X Levi...
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(F/N) watched as the new recruits train with their assigned Squad Leaders.
And the (F/N) from their world, being AWOL, had to be replaced by a balding Squad Leader named Ness. He was tasked by the Commander to train and brief (F/N)'s new recruits regarding the next sortie.
Her eyes widened as she saw them get on their horses to participate on the scouting exercise. She had never seen such a scene, and she was compelled to take out her phone to whip up some dashing photos of the "Old - World Soldiers" in action. But, then, a short reminder from Hange stopped her from even taking her gadget out of her pocket.
"You must never take your phone out on public, nor use it in front of others." Hange explained to her last evening before going out. "Also, you must keep your act as (F/N)'s twin."
"When will you be back?" she asked.
"Tomorrow, at the latest. See you, (F/N)!"
(F/N) sighed. She slid her phone back into her pocket unceremoniously and continued watching the others train. And, as she did this, she got noticed by Jean, the same teenager from the canteen the other day. He's wearing his uniform this time and not his apron. To appear as pleasant and as friendly as she could, she smiled and waved at him, which only made him even more suspicious. She got a bit nervous as he went towards her.
What to do? What to do? What to do? thought (F/N) hysterically as Jean went closer and closer to her. Okay, girl. Relax,...
"Hey, there." Jean said, his lips forming a quite charming smile.
"Hi." she answered.
"So," Jean began. "Your twin sister, she really couldn't make it to the sortie, yes?"
"Oh, I'm afraid to say so, but, yes." she said, managing a decent conversation with him.
But, then, things were bound to get complicated from then on.
"You know, she never once mentioned that she has a beautiful sister." Jean said, his smile ever so dashing.
Was this teenager flirting with me? "Is that so?"
"Yeah. But, then again, she never tells us things, anyway. She just orders people around. She's actually worse than the Captain, really." Jean said, then laughed.
(F/N) had to get along and forced a chuckle, which sounded a bit off, considering her current mood.
"Oh! I forgot to ask your name."
"It's (N/N)." (F/N) answered, offering her nickname and remembering what Hange said about concealing her real identity.
