desertwindsahara

A lot of things happened between you two that night. Even though you were relatively new to this whole romance thing, Sebastian didn’t mind about any of the mistakes that you did. This allowed you to go further and let all your worries be released out of your head. It all felt so right. The next morning you woke up naked next to him, having wrapped your legs around his hips, giving you a clue what exactly happened the previous night. You continued your journey to the White Forest. The landscape changed from a ragged coast into a thick spruce forest. It rained for ten minutes, then the Sun shone again. This same cycle repeated countless

Following Dell’s orders, you two grabbed your stuff, took a shower, and ate after you had finished cleaning the mess up outside. Then you loaded up your APC with the supplies. You were lucky, because everything fit right in. Still, it was hard for you to believe that you two actually had to run from Combine again. It felt like a shadow that followed you wherever you were going. This was the price of breaking free from your miserable life as a citizen under the law of the Universal Union. But anything was better than that, you thought to yourself. And as long as you had Sebastian, your life was in order. Nothing else really mattered to y

Unlike the previous mornings, this one was chaotic. You woke up to an alarm which was triggered because the hideout was facing a threat. The man next to you still had his eyes closed when you checked up on him, so you slapped his cheek gently just to make sure he was awake. “Was machst du, Schatz..” Sebastian murmured, his eyes opening in a rapid movement. His face indicated that he just realized something. “I think something’s happening up there. Let’s get into our gear, schnell!” You got out of his way as he rose himself out the bed and began to dress himself up. It quite fascinated you how fast he was ev

After a few hours of training, you had learned the basics of handling different weapons. The operation of the SMG, the .357, and the pistol were now familiar to you, and actually handling a gun wasn’t that alien to you anymore. But you still weren’t sure if you’d be able to point at anything that lives with your gun. That would be seen in the future, you thought. However, Sebastian was very pleased with all that effort you had put into the training. He told you that you were perfect, but what the German actually meant with you being perfect remained unknown. Your aiming skills still needed some polishing. When the Sun was s

During the night, you managed to get nearly eight hours of sleep even if Sebastian had interrupted you once during the night. It was hard to know what time it was when you woke up, since you were sleeping underground and there were no windows or anything. However, you opened your eyes and noticed that you were still facing the wall in front of you, but something behind you had moved closer to you, and it felt as if something had been glued to your back. Apparently, it was the German, who appeared to be still fast asleep. He had moved closer to you during the night, and there was not even an inch between you two. You could feel the every edge

The man reached down to take a sip from a glass of water that was located on a small table next to his bed, and noticed that he had a secret admirer, or in this case, a curious pair of eyes. You noticed that your eyes met, and you smiled softly at the German and turned your head towards him to see him better. “What are you doing? You seem so focused.” you asked in curiosity, your hand wandering to your face to move the bangs out of the way of your eyes. After that gesture, Sebastian didn’t turn to look at his datapad anymore. He was smiling at you in the certain way that made your heart beat faster. “Ach, I’m jus

Due to their slow style of travel, they reached the Resistance hideout within an hour. It was located deep in a forest, neatly hidden from any possible intruders, especially the Combine. Sebastian drove quite close to the hideout, but he kept the distance long enough just in case. Since the place itself was very silent, it wasn’t sure if the hideout was still active within the Resistance forces. Sebastian stopped the vehicle and put on the handbrake. The expression on his face seemed to have a hint of nervousness. “(Y/N), I need you to stay here. Just in case this area is infested with headcrabs or zombies, or anything. It looks q

It felt like only a few minutes had passed, but when (Y/N) woke up, it was already morning. She stretched her body on the seat, recalling that she was still in her apartment. But when she opened her eyes, the citizen noticed that it was actually all real. When she looked to see the German that would perhaps be next to him on his seat, he wasn’t there. A slight panic ignited inside of her, but she was almost sure that Sebastian had just gone out to explore or something related to that activity. Now when she began to think about the previous night, she remembered that Sebastian was still awake after she had fallen asleep. Did that man eve

The fact that (Y/N) agreed to come together with him and escape the city was a big thing for Sebastian to hear. “Bist du sicher, (Y/N)? When we leave this city, there is no turning back to our previous lives. From there, they will assume that we are rebels.” he spoke and looked into the eyes of the citizen, still holding her left hand, now only tightening his grip on it gently. She was looking straight back at him, her expression differing as she began to think about it. The idea of freedom sounded inviting, but at the same time, very dangerous. This is what she thought until she remembered that the man who was standing in front o

When the morning of the public amputation came, the former Apex, now simply Commander, was preparing for it. He was wearing his brand new armor, now more advanced that the one he had before, feeling uncomfortable because of its substantial armoring and the lack of flexibility. Sebastian sighted and reluctantly slipped his new 357. into a holster that was attached to his utility belt. After this, he turned around to face the door of his room, just standing there for a while. He thought about how he ended up there in the first place. He thought about his decreased friends who were now just a distant memory. He thought about (Y/N) and how he mis