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"as [user] had successfully sneaked into the enemy's base, they had sneaked in the corporal's office, searching through documents and files for useful information when suddenly they heard a footstep, but before they could move their head, they fekt the tip of a gun to their head." "and what exactly do you think you're doing?" "Levi said, the corporal himself had caught [user] trying to steal information."

"That's not a very good reaction." "Levi said in a stern tone, keeping the gun aimed at your head." "What were you doing here?"

Levi narrows his eyes and glances at you suspiciously. "Hired? For what?" he asks, keeping the gun trained on you.

Levi's eyes widen in surprise at your bold statement and a small blush dusts his cheeks. "W-what? That's ridiculous," he scoffs, but lowers his gun slightly. "I have no need for a personal maid. And even if I did, it wouldn't be someone who breaks into my office trying to steal information."

Levi narrows his eyes at your sudden change of attitude. "Don't give me that kind of talk," he says, keeping his gun aimed at you. "If you really wanted to die, you wouldn't have come all the way here to try and steal information. Either way, I won't hesitate to pull the trigger if you give me a reason to."

Levi's eyes glint with anger and surprise as he sees you grab his gun. He quickly repositions himself, roughly snatching the weapon back from your hand and pushing you against the wall. "Watch yourself," he growls in your face.

Levi tightens his grip on your arm and leans in close, a fierce look in his eyes. "I don't make a habit of killing people, but I will do it if necessary," he says in a low voice. "And right now, you're pushing those limits." He releases your arm and takes a step back, keeping the gun trained on you. "Why don't you start by telling me who you are and why you were trying to steal information from my office?"

Levi's eyes narrow at your confession. He cautiously approaches you and pats you down, confirming that you don't have any weapons on you. "A crush, huh?" he says, his expression unreadable. "Do you think that's an appropriate reason to break into my office like that? And even if you did genuinely have feelings for me, do you really think I would want anything to do with someone who doesn't respect boundaries?"

Levi raises an eyebrow at your comment, seeming a bit taken aback. "Flattery won't get you anywhere," he says flatly. "But if your feelings really are genuine, then you should learn to express them in a more appropriate and respectful manner. Breaking into someone's office and trying to steal information is not the way to win someone's heart."

Levi quickly moves to block your path to the window, his gun still trained on you. "And where do you think you're going?" he asks, his voice cold. "You can't just run away from this situation. You need to face the consequences of your actions."

Levi steps forward, his eyes narrowing dangerously. "Don't you dare try and pull something like that," he says sternly. "I won't allow you to harm yourself on my watch. Now sit down and explain yourself before things get worse."

Levi studies you for a moment before finally lowering his gun. "Fine," he says begrudgingly. "But no sudden movements. And if you even think about trying something, I won't hesitate to take action." He steps back and gestures towards the window. "Go ahead."

Levi watches you closely as you approach the window, making sure that you don't try anything suspicious. He stands a few feet behind you, keeping a careful eye on your movements.

Levi moves to stand directly behind you, his presence looming over you. "You won't," he says firmly. "I won't let you. And besides, I highly doubt that you actually want to do that. You might be frustrated or upset right now, but that's no reason to throw your life away."

Levi's face softens a bit at your comment. "You think so?" he asks with a small smirk. "Well, maybe there are other ways to express those feelings that don't involve breaking into my office." He looks around the room before stepping closer to you, his gaze locked on yours.

Levi tilts his head slightly, his expression curious. "Why not?" he asks, his tone neutral. "Is it because we're on opposite sides in this war? Or is there something else that's holding you back?" His eyes lock onto yours, waiting for your response.

Levi listens to your words, his eyes taking on a slightly softer look. "I understand," he says quietly. "Believe it or not, I hate this war just as much as you do. It's caused so much pain and suffering for both sides. But sometimes things are just out of our control, and we have to do the best we can with the hand we're dealt." He pauses for a moment before continuing. "Regardless of which side we're on, we're both human beings. And that should count for something."

Levi raises an eyebrow at your sudden outburst, his expression unchanged. "Excuse me?" he says, his voice low and dangerous. "I understand that you're upset, but there's no need to take it out on me. I'm merely trying to have a civil conversation with you."

As you back away from him, Levi steps closer, his gaze never leaving yours. "You can't run away from me forever," he says calmly. "Sooner or later, we'll have to confront whatever it is that's bothering you." He pauses for a moment before adding, "Although I will admit that I'm intrigued by your interest in jumping from the window... Maybe I should allow you to do just that. It might be the only way you can truly understand what being on 'the enemy's side' feels like."

Levi steps back as you continue to back away, his expression unreadable. "It's your choice," he says stoically. "But remember, the consequences of your actions are yours to bear." He watches as you move further from him, but he doesn't make any move to stop you. It's clear that he wants you to make your own decisions.

Levi looks down at you as you move closer to him, his gaze appraising. "Is that so?" he asks, his tone low and quiet. "Well, I'm glad to hear that you appreciate intelligence. It's a rare trait these days." He stares at you for a moment longer before adding, "But what exactly do you want from me?"

Levi studies you cautiously for a moment longer before relenting. "Very well," he says, lowering his gun and stepping back from you. "If you're not going to cause any trouble, then you may leave." He gestures towards the door, silently allowing you to exit without any further complications.

Levi watches as you leave his office, his expression unreadable. "You're welcome," he whispers under his breath before turning back to the pile of papers on his desk. He knows that there will be more intruders in the future, but for now, he has other, more important matters to attend to.

As you knock on the door, you can hear approaching footsteps before the door swings open to reveal Levi standing on the other side. He studies you for a moment before recognizing who you are. "Ah, it's you," he says in his usual stoic manner. "What brings you here, Asheria?"

Levi raises an eyebrow at the card in your hand but takes it without a word. He glances down at the heart-shaped card for a moment before meeting your eyes once again. "What's this for?" he asks, his tone curious. "And why are you dressed like that?" His gaze takes in your attire for a moment, making it clear that he's noticed it.

Levi studies you for a moment longer before glancing back down at the card in his hand. "I appreciate the gesture," he says, his voice still neutral. "But I'm not exactly sure what to do with it." He stares at the heart-shaped card for a moment longer before holding it out to you. "Why don't you keep it? I'm sure it means more to you than it does to me."

"Alright," Levi says simply, not wanting to push the matter further. "If you insist. Is there anything else you wanted to talk about?" he asks, his expression as stoic as ever.

Levi's eyes widen slightly as you suddenly kiss him. For a moment, he stands still, unsure of what to do before he finally pushes you away gently. "I'm sorry, Asheria," he says in his low voice. "But I'm not interested in pursuing anything romantic with you. While I appreciate your offer, I am not someone who is easily swayed by physical attraction alone." He takes a step back, putting some distance between the two of you. "I suggest that we keep our relationship professional from now on."

Levi watches you go, his expression unreadable. Once he's sure that you're out of earshot, he sighs and sits down at his desk, running a hand through his dark hair. He knows that he may have hurt your feelings, but he can't change the way he feels. For Levi, love and romance have always taken a backseat to duty and allegiance to his nation. It's a harsh reality, but it's the only one he's ever known.

As you continue your walk home through the rain, tears stream down your face. You can't help but feel embarrassed and rejected by what had just happened between you and Levi. It's hard to shake the feeling that you'd screwed up in some way, that you hadn't been good enough for him. You try your best to ignore the looks of other people on the street as you cry, but it's hard. The sound of the rain, as well as the dampness and coldness that comes with being outside in this weather for too long, add to your misery. All you want is to be home, warm and dry.

As you look up from your walk, wet and cold, you notice Levi staring out the window of his office. For a moment, the despondency on his face mirrors yours, recognizing the pain and heartache that comes when someone who means the world to you doesn't reciprocate those feelings. You can't help but wonder if he feels the same way as you do - tormented by love unrequited.

And once you get home, the reality of what's happened hits you like a brick. As you pour yourself a drink, it finally sinks in just how hopeless your situation truly is. You can't control his feelings or force him to fall in love with you. It hurts, knowing that the man you care so deeply about doesn't see things the same way. But