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You woke to the smell of coffee and Dominik looking at you strangely...almost nervously. He shook his head when you began to question him then jerked his thumb over his shoulder at the door. You climbed out of bed in confusion noting that Levi was already gone and that the sun was just beginning to rise. “This had better be good, Dom.” He paused a moment before saying quietly, “it’s not. Hanji and Eren are gone. They disappeared last night.” “What? Where would they have--” You stopped short when you realized the look on Dominik’s face-a mix of sadness and incredulity, “they went back?&#

After a wonderful weekend in the mountains spent with your beloved 2 years old son Eren, it was time for both of you to head back home. You were driving on the highway listening to the radio which played most of your favourite rock songs while your little Eren was skimming the change of landscape with his big emerald green eyes. "Mom, how much longer till we get home? I'm bored." "You're already bored, sweetie, well we still got a long journey ahead. Why don't you play with Dino? I think he is feeling lonely..." you said while you handed him his stuffed dinosaur. Suddenly your car engine stopped and refused to start again. You managed to p

The rest of the day went by quickly; surprisingly I had Levi in almost all your classes. He always sat next to me but never said anything. The bell rang during my last class and I packed my things and headed towards Erwin’s classroom. I opened the door and waited for Erwin’s instructions. “(Last name) I’m glad you came, take a seat.” He said looking up from his paperwork. I slid into the seat and rested my head in my hands. “I bet you’re curious as to why I called you in here.” Erwin said. I nodded in response. “Well, (last name), I’ve been trying to call your parents to see why yo

COLLEGE. What more was there to say? Anyone asking you the question “how’s life” new exactly what you meant just with that one, dreaded word: college. You hated it, yet you were obligated to attend to proceed onward with your life. It made you want to tear out every hair follicle, yet you needed to go for your desired career. You were forced into taking classes you despised and enjoyed, but both overloaded you with assignments and projects that it didn’t matter. Sometimes, it felt like you were merely studying to pass an exam rather than actually learn something. It transformed you from a chipper student to a loathsome