Levi + Reader Oneshots

Biker Levi + Reader

AN:
This is another oneshot by my editor, he said that there will most defiantly be a part 2 of this one and maybe even a part 3, hope you enjoy.

"Thank you very much, we will get back to you soon with an answer" the kind lady said to you, taking your CV from your hands from across the counter.

"I will say though, you are the best applicant yet, the boss is sure to hire you!"
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"Thanks!" you reply, your mood instantly lifting at the compliment.

"What was your name again?" You were never too good with names, but still felt a little embarrassed at forgetting since she had already told you once before.

​"Hange, good luck!" She just smiles, and you turn to walk away. "Byeee!" she shouts enthusiastically.

You weren't looking for a job to look for friends, but it looks like this might be a good place to make some if you were to get it.

Truthfully, you didn't have many good friends before you moved here, so having someone loud and excitable like Hange around might make you feel happier in this new town. You walked out of the café, laughing at the goodbye sign on the door. It was a picture of the owner, Jack, waving goodbye and saying "Tea you again soon!"

You looked back to see Hange still waving and smiling, but before you could turn back around, you bumped into something solid. You put your hands up against it to stabilise yourself, when you realised that it wasn't a something, more of a 'someone'. What you had your hands against was a smooth leather jacket, the metal buttons and chains cold against your fingers.

The man stood still, his solid frame not moving as you bumped into him, the setting sun not giving you much light from behind him. He wasn't particularly tall, but neither were you, so your eyes met easily when you had spun your head around to meet him.

​"Sorry!" You immediately said, jumping back "I really didn't see you..."

​"I don't care, brat, move" the man said, gently pushing you aside before walking past, his buddies laughing as they followed him inside.

You didn't argue or complain, not wanting to start any fights or anything. Also, he looked scary and not very happy that you had bumped into him.

You had moved for a fresh start and didn't want to make too much of an impact on the locals yet. It was a small rural town, even though people objected. But the cons of the old place outweighed the pros, and you couldn't stand being there anymore.

You had booked a one-way flight and asked your mum to send the rest of your stuff over once you had found a place and a job. Luckily, the job at the café looked like a sure-fire thing. Atleast, that's what Hange made it seem like. It paid really well for what it was, and was really close-by to the apartment you just moved into. And close-by meaning you could see your bedroom, kitchen and front room windows by looking up and across the street from where you were.
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You looked up, and it took you a minute but you found your windows. You only found them because they were open, which was bound to make the apartment hot, which you regretted once you got upstairs. On a warm day like today, the heat had filtered into the room and heated the apartment up.

The apartment didn't have air conditioning as the landlord said it didn't need it most of the year, so you settled with just having the windows open while you were home. But once it got towards the end of the day and the sun started to set, the cool breeze made the hot summer day into a cold night. You closed them once you got inside, and tried to remind yourself to remember to close them before you went out next time.

*Time Skip*

It was the next evening, the sun was starting to set so your room was filled with a bright orange glow through your open window. It was another hot day, so you were once again sitting with the windows open to let as much cool air in as you could. You were on the phone with your mum, who you had put off calling for the past week, just until you had gotten out of the hotel and settled into an apartment