Eren POV

"Finally!! This day was unnecessarily boring! I just went straight to work, no instructor or anything!" I complained as I stood up from my desk chair and stretched. I walked toward the elevator, but wasn't able to push the button because somebody had already did, lo and behold, it was Mr. Ackerman. "Boring, you say?" He asked, a smug look plastered on his pale, handsome face.

"N - no, n - not at all, sir." I replied, the omega in me kicking.

"You don't have to call me sir. It's after hours, so it doesn't matter." He replied as he walked into the elevator.

"Then what shall I address you as?" I asked, walking behind him.

"Levi." He replied in his smooth, sultry voice.

"Levi, what a nice name." I mused as I envisioned myself screaming his name.

"Eren isn't such a bad name either." Levi added, pulling me out of my inappropriate thoughts.

"You think so?" I squeaked.

"Yeah, it's like it's from a different country or something."

"Oh, actually it is. Eren means hope in Turkish and Jaeger means hunter in German."

"Hope hunter, huh? It suits you." Levi smirked at the small blush on my face.

"What about your name?"

"What about it?"

"Does it mean anything in another language?" I asked curiously.

"Nah, but my name is in the bible."

"You read the bible? You don't seem like the Christian type." I asked, a bit shocked.

"Oh hell no, I'm all for the logical side, thank you very much. I only know that because Hange, my roommate, looked up my name once and told me it was this person in the bible. It was really weird." Levi replied, a small look of disgust on his face while exiting the elevator.

"Sounds weird," I agreed, "but Hange sounds like a pretty funny person." I followed behind him, hoping he would keep continuing the conversation.

"Don't get me started on Hange. They're an absolute freak." Levi groaned, brushing a hand through his hair. 'Levi! Don't do that! It's too hot for my body to handle!' I internally whined.

"They're?" I asked, pusing aside my previous thought.

"Oh, Hange's non binary. Meaning they prefer not to be either a boy or a girl, so they chose they/them pronouns." Levi explained, exiting out of the building. I continued to follow him, hoping that my car was near his.

"Oh. That makes sense. Well they sound like a good person, but as you said, they're crazy." I said, putting emphasis on the word 'they'.

"I'm really warning you, though. They claim everything they do is for science and overly worries about my love life and it drives me crazy!" Levi ranted. I patted his back sympathetically.

"They probably do it because they really care about you." He looked back at me as I smiled warmly. He instantly turned back to look down at the concrete we were walking on. "Well, its getting pretty late. See you at work tomorrow, Levi." I said as I began to retreat to find my car.

"The night is still young as they say. Would you like to accompany me as I eat dinner, Eren?"

"W - what? Really? I was just about to order takeout and call it a night, plus I don't want to be a burden to you." I rambled.

"I'm completely fine with it, as long as you're willing to accompany me." He replied reassuringly.

"If you're fine with it, I guess it's okay." I said, a bit of happiness in my tone. I saw a small smile from Levi, making me smile as well.

"Since I believe we both have cars and are capable of driving, you can follow me to the restaurant, if that's alright with you?" He directed towards me.

"Yeah, I'm fine with that. But what restaurant are we going to?"

"I want to keep it a surprise and telling you would only ruin it." He replied, a smirk adorning his chiseled face.

"O - oh, okay." I stuttered at his handsomeness. I walked off to find my car, which wasn't far from Levi's, and slipped right into it as soon as I unlocked the door. I started the engine and waited until Levi drove out of his parking space to drive and follow him to this mystery restaurant. Once he did so, I drove right behind him.