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You shivered and wrapped your Scouting Legion cloak more tightly around your shoulders. You weren't sure what was more the cause of your sudden discomfort - the cold November air that inevitably seeped its way into the HQ, or the echo caused by your footfalls in the stone dormitory hallway. Normally, you wouldn't mind the quiet. Between the new recruits you train daily and the seemingly endless stream of tasks you receive from Erwin, you would relish the few moments of peace you could manage to find. Tonight, though, the quiet only served as a painful reminder to the many previously-occupied dorm rooms that now were empty. You passed one of

Something lightly tapped your shoulder. You mumbled and shook it off. Another tap, this time harder. You lifted your hand and swatted away, only to fall on the floor. You yelped in surprise as you came into contact with the harsh wood. Eyes shooting open, you saw a pair of boots. "Wha-What happened?! I swear I was cleaning!" You said, quickly scrambling to stand back up. "Yes, of course you were. Which explains why you were asleep leaning against a mop." Hanji said with a smile. You sighed and shrugged. "Anyway, the reason I interrupted your nap, is because I need you to do me a favor." She said. "I have a feeling I can't deny, so what is i

You kept your head down as you walked down the hall of your high school, hearing everyone. They might not have been talking but you heard their voices; their thoughts. You were a mind reader. You didn't mind that though. You actually liked it but a lot of people found it weird or creepy if you told them. That's kind of why freaking people out with it was like one of your favorite pass times. You liked seeing their shocked expressions as you told them their thoughts but now mostly no one in your school talked to you. They didn't bully you though. If they did, they knew they'd leave there crying, knowing a good amount of things about themselves

Weather report for snow on channel four, The Polar Express on channel eleven, Charlie Brown showing on thirteen; my TV is just on full holiday mode today. Nonchalantly, I stared straight ahead at the screen as my finger aimlessly pressed the same button on the remote. Through my peripheral, I could see a flash of black as Rivaille threw his dark blazer over his shoulder. “I’m leaving now.” He called out. “Okay.” I replied, never taking my eyes off the screen. He paused mid-step and spoke again. “I’ll be staying out pretty late tonight.” “Alright. Just call me when you get home.”

You knocked on the door a few times. "Eren?" You whispered. The door opened to reveal a green-eyed boy. He grabbed your hand and pulled you inside the room, closing the door behind you. The lights were off, the only source of being able to see the moonlight that leaked in from the window. He turned and smiled at you, one of those charming smiles that made your heart melt. He quickly pulled you towards him and pressed a kiss to your lips. You smiled against him and pressed back, before pulling away. "I hate having to meet like this." You whispered, setting your head against his collarbone. Eren sighed and put his head atop yours. "I know but.