Well, this was certainly one day to turn a shitty day into an even shittier day. This wasn’t the first time Levi had been brought in by the Military Police, and it likely wouldn’t be the last, yet…he knew he’d walk out of here like he did every time. Or…so he thought.

What he hadn’t expected was to be tied up in the middle of a room, left alone with you, an MP he’d never seen before. His eyes trailed you up, then down, then back up again for good measure.

Instantly, he knew your type, the kind of rookie looking to ‘clean up the streets’. He rolled his eyes at the mere thought. He’d been evading MPs for years, you’d be no different.

“Can’t say I’ve ever had a little rookie like yourself think of the bright idea to tie me up. Plan on keeping me around?” He teased, amused with the way you were uncharacteristically quiet for a rookie.