No me dejas

[Tyrn]

Hi,


Ahora escucha: voy a salir al cobertizo…
—Y una mierda. Tú aquí no me dejas.
—Calla y déjame acabar.

Should be no me dejes? Maybe, it's possible to use indicative here, but I cannot tell

[Rusty]

The phrase in question isn't a command. It's simply a statement using the near future, as in "You won't leave me here."
The next sentence contains two commands, the last being "Let me finish (what I was saying)."

[AngelicaDeAlquezar]

I mostly agree with Rusty.
This usage of the present indicative with "tú" in this kind of context, is often used as an imperative.

- Aquí te quedas mientras compro tu helado. Quédate aquí mientras...
You stay here while I buy your ice-cream.
- ¡Ah, no, de aquí no te vas hasta que me respondas lo que te pregunté! No te vayas hasta que...
Oh no, you aren't leaving until you answer the question I asked you!
- ¿Cómo que ya no nos vamos a casar? ¡Ahora me explicas por qué! Explícame por qué...
What do you mean we're not getting married? You have to explain why right now!
- ¡Te comes toda la sopa y sin llorar! Cómete toda la sopa!
I said you must eat all your soup and don't cry!