All shipping aside I don't understand, why do some people still believe Levi rejected Hanji's the "I wish we could live together" proposal while to me it always sounded like he didn't dislike the idea but was wlling to prioritize their mission over their own happiness? It's also worth mentioning that he literally confirmed it by "I know u...u can't stay out of the action" and now look at chap 132! I hope I'm not the one being delusional here. What's your reasoning and thoughts? 🤔

Levi knew they had a duty and Hanji knew that as well, that's why she was building the cart. Also he didn't immediately say no, he was silently listening to he at the beginning (because let's not forget he was already awake, since he heard Hanji talking to herself). They're both soldiers and they prioritized their duty over a peaceful life, I find this very honorable.

Now we have chapter 132. I haven't read the whole thing yet, obviously, but from the leaks it seems like Levi was kinda trying to stop her when he said "Hey shitty foureyes", or at least he was in some sort of denial, like hey, what are you saying? Why are you giving the role of commander to someone else? And she replied, "you know that my time has finally come, please let me go", this time is more explicit, but it's the same thing that happened in chapter 126: it doesn't matter how they feel, if they just want to live peacefully, if they don't want to see the other person go, they have a duty and as soldiers and they have to prioritize it. And Levi doesn't want to make this more difficult to Hanji, because she's asking him to please let her go, so he tries to confirm her with the quote Erwin used to infuse courage in the soldiers, it's the only thing he can do to make this a little bit easier for her and the fact that she laughs it's really sweet because he succeeded in making things easier, even if it's just for stealing her one last small laughter.

I'm not saying these two scenes are necessarily correlated, like one is a reply of the others, but they give me the same vibe. And you could even argue that "Later Hanji" is a sort of hope for Levi to meet her in the afterlife and finally live pacefully with her (or in another life and this gives me very strong reincarnation AU), this is an interpretation, but it makes perfect sense.