Novel & Cerita Danileigh Levi High

“Levi is trending on the school app.” My heart skipped as I heard her say that. Did someone maybe see us earlier the classroom? I played it cool. “Why?” “He has a girlfriend,” Diana answered. “He just changed his school app profile relationship status to dating. Everyone is talking about it, he has never changed it even when he was rumored to be dating the hot girls at school.” “He might have fallen in love, who knows?” I muttered. Diana burst into uncontrollable laughter. “If Levi Sinclair is in love then I am naturally a redhead.”

CHAPTER FIFTY FOUR Adele P.O.V I was thrilled to be back to school; it was going to be the last session for the Wisconsin High school. Today was quite casual for the first Monday of the session as everyone head out to their various classes. I was searching through my locker for my Biology notes as I hadn’t taken it home for the holidays. The moment I closed the locker, I came face to face with Leila who was smiling at me. I grunted at the fact that Leila was subtly mocking me for my loss. One thing was certain, no matter how Leila would argue about the greatness of Throne of Glass, she would not be convince that it is better than Harry Potter.

"Nice to meet you, Lucy. And Dalia seriously, you have got that freshly single and dangerous energy. It is working quite well for you." Dalia felt her face heat up again. She stepped off the treadmill on still shaky legs, trying to regain some dignity. "You do not have to flatter me. I know I look like I have been crying into ice cream for three weeks." "I would say you look like you need a better distraction than ice cream," Levi replied confidently, wiping his chest with the towel again. That supposedly casual motion made his abs flex, and Dalia's traitorous eyes followed the movement before she forced them back up. "What were you planning to do on those treadmills? Walk like you are mad a

Everything felt choreographed, every laugh pre-approved. Then Leo froze. His gaze shifted toward the far edge of the pitch — where a tall, lean teenager stood awkwardly near the youth tent, clutching his water bottle like it might save his life. Maya followed his gaze. The boy looked… familiar. Same sharp jawline. Same thoughtful eyes. Only younger. Softer. “Who’s that?” she asked. Leo’s chest tightened. “Daniel,” he said quietly. “My brother.” Daniel Sterling — sixteen, academy player, and the one Leo never talked about publicly.

The word carried all of Noah’s mistrust and all of his reluctant acceptance. Leah leaned against the potting table. “Do not react to anything. Do not ask questions at school. Do not look up anything on shared computers. If anyone mentions scholarships, you are bored.” “I am already bored.” “Be more bored.” “That may be medically dangerous.” “Noah.” “I know. Bored. Normal. Mildly dead.” She closed her eyes. “Good.” After she ended the call, Leah stayed in the glasshouse until her hands stopped feeling cold. When she returned to the house, Daniel was waiting in the hall.

“Well, excuse me for not being a hoodlum. While I was busy studying to make something of myself, Levi spent the better part of school with his nose up every girl’s skirt who batted an eyelid at him, not to mention getting himself into one quandary after another.” Levi smiles and wets his lips, “Sound a little resentful there, bro. I may have fucked around in school, but I still finished with top grades and got accepted into every college I applied for.” He expresses haughtily, his head still down; he slowly raises his eyes to look at me. “I wouldn’t feel bad, though. Some just need to work a little harder than most, that’s all.” Devin chuckles, “Of course, between the partying and screwing a

Daniel walked over to Levi and grabbed his collar as he snarled at him. “Fucking tell me what's wrong with her, now!" Levi sighed. “Liam raped her brutally last night"...

“I endured everything to have my revenge. And I will make them pay for every insult, every abuse, every single person they snatched from me.” Silence reigned in the room for a few minutes while the trio was immersed in their thoughts. "if they are big shots, it would be known one way or the other." janu said. "what is the name of that school?" "shanthi girls high school." sahithi replied. "i can't find it." janu sounded puzzled. "is it on the map?" "of course, it is on the map!" sahi said. "how can such a big castle not be on the map?"

Overall, the last month has been hectic but full of joy and progress. Levi is an active and curious young boy who loves spending time with his friends Lane and Cortland. His interests have recently shifted to computers, and with the help of his mentor Coldwell, he is learning how to code. He also has a strong interest in the military, and is always following his uncle Carrington around, peppering him with questions to learn as much as he can. He loves the jargon and lingo of the military and has already picked up on the march steps. He is an eager student and is enjoying expanding his knowledge of the military and computers.

Leigh didn't need to look up to know who the six inch red stilettos she was currently staring at belonged to. Of all the familiar faces she could have bumped into, it was the heavily made up--complete with blood red lipstick,-- face of her arch-nemesis, Daphne Andres. The head cheerleader of Brewers High cheerleading squad who was convinced that Leigh had stolen her boyfriend. Though Leigh knew she wasn’t guilty of the accusations, she couldn’t blame Freddy Aldman for leaving the plastic cheerleader when all she ever did was layer powder on her face and wear dresses that were two sizes too small for her. Just like the red skimpy gown she was putting on now.