Aphmau Levin Novels & Stories

Levine as a gesture of gratitude for our help with Samantha. “We’re just glad Samantha’s safe,” Aria replied, her voice soft but sincere. “She needed help, and if we could contribute in any way, we were more than willing.” Dr. Levine’s smile was small, almost self-reflective. “Yes… she did. Samantha’s been struggling for a long time,” he said, setting his glass down with a faint clink. “Longer than I care to admit, honestly. I should’ve known sooner, done more. I can’t deny that my own choices may have worsened her condition.”

Leo would take her car to random clubs and come home late with no regard that his daughter was there and they both needed him. You would think she would get her shit together and not go back Into the toxic bullshit, but she will learn one heart break at a time. She could not help but feel useless and unworthy. The two people in her entire life she’d given herself to she somehow manage to get it wrong. There were many days of being in the dark, unhealthy eating habits and not talking to anyone. Her friend would come over and tried to cheer her up, but all that she could do was talk about Leo and how destined they are to be together. For some odd reason she could not get over him and how he ma

His eyes flickered, as though understanding the hidden tension. Meanwhile, the neighbors, never ones to hold back, spoke up. "Amelia, did a big boss really come?" They didn’t doubt Amelia’s character; they had always seen her as a good child, though... her grades weren’t the best. But no one’s perfect! "Yes, he did," Amelia replied without hesitation. "His name is Lewis, the one on TV. He’s here in LA to explore the medical field. He came across my live stream, liked what he saw, and decided to invest in Harmony Clinic."

Bevis Levi's face fell, "What did Dad and Aunt do? Is it wrong for us to fall in love and then get married?" Carwyn Levin didn't want to hear his excuses, so he said bluntly: "Bevis Levi, when my mother was still alive, how did you treat her? Did you ever take care of your mother? He did not! Because you were busy sneaking around with Vera at the time!" Pop! There was a sharp sound, and Carwyn Levi's face immediately became imprinted with handprints.

Lewis (My Dad's friend at his company) What was he doing here…this only means one thing and I wasn't ready to accept that fact. Luckily Mr lewis also scanned the class as his eyes landed on me…he waved with a smile…I also waved back. "who's that man that waved at you, Amelia?" Sofiya whispered. "It's My Dad's friend at his company" "Company? You mean 7eleven right?" Sofiya's eyes widened. "Yes…what's wrong?" "I knew I was right Amelia!... I told you earlier, a handsome CEO is coming today!" Sofiya squealed. I stared at her in shock, could this be true?.

But she’d learned that silence, too, could bruise you if you stayed in it long enough. Now, she let the music in. Softly. Carefully. Like sunlight through a cracked door. A voice called out behind her. “You’ve been staring at that water for hours, you know.” Amara turned to find Leah, the owner of the seaside inn, holding two cups of coffee. Her smile was kind, the kind that came from living long enough to understand that pain doesn’t vanish it simply finds quieter places to live. “I’m thinking,” Amara said. Leah chuckled. “That’s what people say when they’re really remembering.”

“I’m sorry! I’m Amber. Amber Grant. You saved my life when I was young! I have no idea if you remember me. You know my husband, Levi.” “Hey Hope! It’s good to see you again. I cannot thank you enough for all that you’ve done for my family.” Levi gives her a brief hug, which she returns with the warmth of an old friend. “It’s my pleasure. I consider you a family! And yes, I absolutely remember you now! You were about five years old. Poisoned by wolfsbane, do I have that right?” “Yes! And I remember you. You were so kind to me. And Argus! How is he still…that was some time ago..am I allowed to ask?”

He was trying to hide it, but I knew something had gone wrong. "Dominic?" I whispered, stepping aside to let him in. "What happened? Are you okay?" He walked past me, running a hand through his hair before locking the door behind him. His movements were tense, like he was barely holding himself together. "Leo Levine gave me forty-eight hours," he finally said, his voice low and serious. "If I don’t prove that Amber’s father didn’t kill Sophia, he’s going to come after us… after you." I swallowed hard. "Forty-eight hours? That’s not enough time! How are we going…."

I glanced up, my heart thumping at the unexpected hesitation in her eyes. “Well,” Helena said slowly, choosing her words with caution. “Luna Claire is perfectly healthy, but…” “But what?” Liam’s voice sharpened with frustration. Helena took a deep breath. “Our Luna is with child, alpha.” My blood turned to ice. No, this can't be. Liam hasn't been touching me for months. Unless… no!

Damien watched in shock as blood continued dripping down from the head in Ariel 's hand. Ariel left the house, while Damien tried to talk to her, but she didn't want to look at him at all. He was the cause of the pain, the suffering and the humiliation and everything that caused her pain. Damien didn't follow her because he figured out what happened, but he mindlinked her after a while to apologize for everything that he had done once again. He told her about how he can't undo what had already been done, but he can correct the mistakes he had made over the years and all she told him was to apologize to Elle and forgive her for what she had done for he was the cause of the trouble from the be