Brunetttimelord

AN: I'm sorry everything is taking me so long- I feel so bad D: I have a PE exam coming up that I've had to revise for, not to mention stacks of homework. And then I gain some sort of writers block I really should write down ideas when I get them huh? Anyway, just to let you know, the first small part is in a narrative point of view, just to let you know what's going on~ ~Taiyou 'Sebastian, has the appointment arrived yet?' 'I'm afraid not my Lord, she's been held up in a recent occurence in London- it looks like the Queen has been having a problem without us.' 'Oh for goodness sake- my leg is broken for a few days and all Hell bre-' The soun

 You couldn’t help but stare at your fan, thinking over Armin’s words. It was four in the morning, and your brain was fried. You felt stupid for not being able to catch on to his words. You thought for sure you were somewhat intelligent, but now you felt like you weren’t good enough. Not only that, but he had another girl in his sights. You shouldn’t get in his way, since you honestly did like them as a friend as well. You just wanted him to be happy, so even if that wasn’t with you, you’d do anything to make him happy. But it was still a letdown, not being able to be loved the same way. Your eyes shut ti

You awoke as Pansy shook you lightly. Giving a groan you looked at her sitting on the edge of your bed. “Morning.” You said hugging her lightly. “You’re gonna be late if you don’t hurry and get dressed.” She said getting up to leave rather coldly. You bounced out of your bed and stretched. “Feeling better I see.” She said as you watched her walk out into the common room. You shrugged her attitude off and reached for your Slytherin robe and uniform. You found Joe sitting more than half asleep on a couch. “Good morning Josey.” You smiled as you hugged him from behind. It must have st

Attack On Titan [Rivaille x Reader] : Chapter 5 Warning:  Contains vulgar language. Day 1... " '[First Name] [Last Name]' "  that was what that idiot Hanji said.  Why does the name seem familiar to me?          Paperwork.  Nothing but paperwork all day.  Paperwork here, paperwork there and the occasional sip of pure coffee that Petra prepares me when I ask for it.  I sighed and ran my fingers through my raven hair.  There wasn't any use in arguing since it wont do much to benefit me.  I'm stuck here with a shit load of paperwork all day and all night.  I can't remember the time I had a break which felt like ages ago.  I looked out of my

      It was one of those days where no one was busy and nothing happened. Sadly, it was a rainy day and you couldn't go outside. So, instead you sat at a table in the mess hall, equipped with a ring and two rolls of string. Levi Heichou sat across from you, drinking tea. You hummed quietly as you wrapped the string around the ring. You pulled your [h/c] hair back so your bangs were out of your face. You had removed your jacket and rolled up your sleeves so you could let your hands work. Levi sat across from you, sipping his tea and eyeing you silently. He watched you curiously as you wrapped the string around and around, until you had two lo

Your lungs were burning, screaming in pain as your heart rate skyrocketed. The pounding of your feet on the hard track sent jarring vibrations up your legs, reverberating through your skull, making it throb in time with each footfall. Damn it, you thought. I have to become stronger! You increased your pace, feeling heat begin to blossom in your tired muscles. They ached with a dull, burning pain, but you endured it, just as you always did. For his sake… “You weren't at dinner,” a voice spoke. You recognised it as that of the Captain. “I guess I lost track of time, huh?” you panted, slowing to a stop before th

Papers, piles and piles of papers. When you started out as a doctor is hadn't been that much, but the more cadets you trained in medicine and field first aid, the more soldiers got saved during expeditions and the more people you had in the medical bay and consequently the more paperwork you had to do. Sure you were thrilled that all those years ago you had been given permission to start a sub-corp attached to the survey corps to train cadets in medical knowledge that they could use to save their fellow soldiers that were wounded in battle but not killed, instead of leaving them behind like it use to be to preserve the lives of those uninjure