Levi fell asleep five minutes into the car ride, due to the drugs the hospital gave him. When Erwin drove up into his garage he dreaded waking Levi up.

“Hey, Ackerman. We’re here.” Erwin whispered into his ear.

The raven shifted but didn't move. Erwin sighed and walked over to his door. Pulling the door open he picked up Levi’s fragile frame. Careful not to drop him, Erwin brought him inside and placed him on the couch. Running back out to the car to grab his things, he rushed back inside. Afraid of what Levi might do if he woke up. Placing his things by the door, he sat on a chair and turned on the TV. The TV boomed to life. The speakers blasted sound into the ears of the men.

Levi was startled by the sudden noise outbreak and rolled onto the floor. Hitting his head on the coffee table. The shorter male sat up and held his head.

“Thanks for waking me up, dick.” Levi muttered.

Erwin turned down the volume, “Sorry. You know where the bed is, you could go back to sleeping.”

Levi shook his head, “Not worth it. I’m already up.”

He stood up and walked through the house he knew all too well. Walking into the bathroom he looked at himself in the mirror. Skinny, depressed, tired. Things he knew all to well. Turning on the faucet he splashed water into his face. Wiping off the water he went back to the living room. 

“Feel better?” Erwin asks.

Levi shakes his head, “Not really. I never got to take the anti-depressants. Maybe thats why.”

Erwin jumps up and grabs the bottle from Levi’s bag of bottles. Throwing the bottle to Levi, he sighs in relief and sits back down. Levi open the bottle and puts two in his palm. Rolling them around he debates whether or not to actually take them.

“Levi, you know you have to take them.” Erwin speaks up.

He nods slightly, “But I can’t.”

Erwin stands up and walks over to him. Levi begins shaking in his seat as the tall blonde pads forward. He tucks his knees into his chest for protection. Erwin takes the pills from Levi’s palm and puts them in the bottle of water next to Levi, which was almost empty. Forcing Levi to drink the liquid, the pills soon disappeared as Levi swallowed.

Coughing excessively Levi fell forward onto the floor. Sprawling himself out he kept coughing. Erwin ran to his side and felt his heart.

“Not again.” He sighs.

Putting pressure on Levi’s chest, he continues to push down. After a minute blood spews from Levi’s throat. His coughing dies down and he lay on the ground.

Erwin looked at the red stain on the carpet, sighing as he stood. Walking into the kitchen he wrote down what had just happened on a clipboard and grabbed stain remover and some towels. Jogging back to the stain, he quickly cleans it up. Leaving a slight pink splotch.

“Oh Ackerman. What am I going to do with you…” He sighs as he leans up against a chair. 

He watches Levi intensely, remembering the first day he walked into Erwin’s examining room.

FLASHBACK(In Erwin’s POV)*********

I stood in my room, waiting for my 12 o’clock to waltz in. It’s 11:55 and he’s still not here. I check my clipboard to make sure I wasn't early, when I heard a knock on the door. I jog over to the slab of oak and pull it open to reveal a male way shorter than me.

He scratches the back of his head, “Um are you Dr. Smith?”

I nod, “Flesh and bones.”

He walks in, “Thank god because I was afraid I wouldn't be able to find you! I knocked on at least 10 different doors.”

I put a hand on his back, “Glad you found me.”

His face lights up, but before long he begins to cough harshly. He turns away and continues to cough. I walk closer to him and he puts a hand in front of me, warning me to not come near. After about five more minutes he turns back around, face bright red. 

“Is this what you came to discuss with me?” I ask.

He nods and takes a seat, putting his hands on his lap. I grab some basic tools and place them on the counter beside him. Going through the normal check-up procedure, I take him into a different room so I can gather his weight and height.

He follows me into the other room without questions. I order him to stand on the scale. He does as I say and stands patiently. Walking to the back of the scale I record the weight, a measly 45 kg. I record his height also, coming in at about 160 cm. 

“Levi, you come in a t 45 kg and 160 cm.” I tell him as he puts back on his shoes.

“Damn, I lost 3 kilos.” He mutters.

Sighing I lead him back to the previous room to ask some questions. I pull on a pair of glasses and look at the questions on my clipboard.

“Alright Levi. So you are 27 years of age, correct?”

“Yes sir.”

I continue down the list until I come to the last few questions.

“Next question. Have you ever had a relationship with someone that had lasted over three months?”

He shakes his head in response.

“Alright, sexual orientation?”

“Homosexual Doctor.”

I nod in understanding.

“And the last question. Do you have depression, or have felt the need to harm yourself?”

He sighs and nods slightly, “A lot sir.”

“When was the last time?”

“Just before I came here. I was looking in the mirror. I saw myself when I was a little kid, laughing and smiling. With my mother. I had then grabbed my blade.” He rolls up his sleeve to reveal pink marks.

I grab his arm and he winces. Examining the marks, I feel relieved that he didn't go deep.

“Levi. I have concluded, that I will have to be your permanent doctor. And if you ever get into trouble I have to offer help. Even if its impossible. I promise I’ll help. Deal?”

I stick out my hand, he shakes it and nods.

END OF FLASHBACK***********

Levi began to stir, feeling an immense pain in his stomach. He groans in pain and slowly sits up.

“Have a nice sleep?” Erwin asks jokingly.

Levi glares at him and replies, “Do you have medications for my stomach?”

Erwin stands up and walks to the bathroom, grabs the bottle and walks back out.

He tosses the bottle to Levi, “You know Ackerman. You are something.”