My Flatmate (flatmate!Levi x Reader) Part 6

You slowly open your eyes and stretch your arms. Dripping noises could be heard coming from behind the opened window, tell you it's raining again. After waking up a bit more, you cast your still half-lifted eyes at the clock.

“What the hell?!” You don't feel sleepy anymore. Jumping out of the bed, you grab your mobile phone to check if the clock is fast. Unfortunately, its hands are perfectly in their places. You groan in anger and quickly start to analyse your situation.

After about two minutes you realise that there is no sense in going to the college today. In short – you've overslept causing you to miss half of your classes. Clock hands unrelentingly point at half past ten.

“Dammit...” You slump back onto your bed and hide your face in hands. The worst thing about this situation is not the missed classes, you don't really care about that.

Annie.

The vision of Annie waiting in front of your flat or staircase terrifies you the most. You must have disappointed her.

You hit the bedside table, furious at yourself. The slim chance of you and Annie becoming friends was gone now. You've proved to her that you're exactly the same person she thought you were, when she rejected you in the beginning of the year.

And you lost everything because the stupid clock alarm on your phone that didn't go off.

You reach for the unfortunate mobile phone. A suppressed shout escapes your mouth after finding out that someone turned off the alarm. Just as you are about to scream out in frustration, the door of your bedroom opened abruptly.

You clench your teeth, ready to pour your anger on your beloved flatmate but he's quicker than you.

“Judging by your moans, I was sure someone was just about to butcher the hell out of you.”

You only send him a glare and lie yourself on your back. You count to ten while studying the ceiling.

Suddenly something comes to your mind. You lift your head up.

“You knew I wanted to wake up earlier, didn't you?” You glance at Levi, now leaning against the door frame.

He nods with his usual impassive expression.

“Then... Then why didn't you wake me up?!” you burst out suddenly.

Levi raises his eyebrows. You cast your eyes on the floor, ashamed of your actions.

“I'm so sorry, I shouldn't have...” you mutter unable to collect the words.

“Breakfast is ready,” Levi states stoically and leaves the room closing the door behind him.

You slowly pull yourself up from the bed. Deciding you will take a shower after breakfast, you head up to the kitchen in your pyjamas.

The sight of the dining table knocks you off your feet. If you hadn't known Levi's character (“And do you know his character?” asks a small voice inside of your head.), you would have thought that he invited the whole university to have breakfast with you.

You shift your eyes from one thing to another. Scrambled eggs, sandwiches with ham, cheese and tomatoes, toasts and so on. On the other side of the table your flatmate placed two cups with freshly brewed black tea.

“Are we opening a café?” you ask, stunned as sit down on your chair in front of Levi.

He ignores your question and reaches for his tea. Not knowing how you should act after your sudden burst, you grab the other cup.

You consume breakfast in silence. When the table is finally empty, you fix your eyes on the window on your left side.

“Is Annie that friend you were supposed to meet this morning?” Levi suddenly speaks up.

“Yes,” you reply still staring out the window. Wait. Did he just say Annie?

You turn your head to him instantly.

“You know Annie?”

Levi shrugs.

“She was here in the morning and asked me to pass onto you that your classes are cancelled due to your professor's food poisoning.” He smirks while saying the last two words.

You blink.

“My classes are what?”

“Cancelled,” Levi repeats calmly.

“Oh my...” You drop your head onto the table. “That's why you didn't wake me up...”

“I also turned your damn alarm off before it had a chance to go off.”

“I'm so sorry,” you mutter, face touching the cold surface of the table. “But wait a second.” You lift your head up. “Why are you here? I can't believe that your professor is also food poisoned.”

Levi stands up.

“I took a day off,” he declares and leaves the kitchen.

“Why?” you follow him to your small living room.

“Do I have to justify all my actions?” he sighs sitting on a coach. “I just didn't go to the college, end of topic.

You open your mouth to repeat the question but in different form when Levi casts his cold eyes on you. That effectively shuts you up.

You suddenly recall Levi's words from the kitchen.

I also turned your damn alarm off before it had a chance to go off.

Now, that was stupid. Why did he say that? Such an obvious fact sounded odd coming from him. In a normal situation he would never inform you about such a trivial thing.

He had a reason to say that to you then.

You have no idea how many minutes passed before you eventually decide to take a place next to your flatmate. You awkwardly collapse onto the coach, your thoughts still occupied with the weird sentence.

And then it occurs to you.

To turn the clock's alarm off before it had a chance to ring, Levi must have unlocked your phone.

Your phone is password protected.

The password is...

Oh no...

“So...” you start nervously glancing at Levi. He knows.

He raises his eyebrows questioningly.

“What now?” you ask, stooping so now your flatmate seems taller than you.

Levi slowly leans towards you. You can feel his hot breath tickling your ear as he speaks.

“I don't know. What do you want to do?”