His meetings seemed to be the most classified of all the walls, Levi always took care not to be seen entering the office, or the building itself. I didn't want anyone to find out, it would be embarrassing, but I didn't know why.

Levi had been talking to Erwin about the cadets and the horrible experiences they had to face, the traumas. And it was because of a comment from Erwin about therapy that Levi got a date, at first it was just curiosity, intrigue and knowledge; but then it became a necessity, he saw that it really helped him. Now, after several months of work, he was sitting on the couch in his trusted therapist's office, waiting. He didn't want to admit it, although he knew he would at some point, but he liked to arrive early so as not to arouse suspicion... and see his therapist, so he could admire how he came in. It's not a romantic attraction, but he really liked her. And when the door opened, he stood up quickly with an unusual smile on him.

"Good morning, Doctor."

He greeted with a soft, cautious and gentle voice as he extended his hand and shook it in a professional manner.