Eren X Levi 18 Novels & Stories

Levi flushed with embarrassment. “You... you're underestimating how serious I am!” “Dr. Young, how old are you again?” Yuna shot back. “Can you please stop talking like a naive teenager? You don’t know anything about Xenos Quinn. You—” “I don’t need to,” Levi cut in, rising abruptly to his feet. He stared down at her, eyes blazing. “You’re the one being immature. You’re younger than me, yet you keep pretending to be so grown-up.

For some reason, I felt restored with the assurance from Rex. “Okay Love birds, I think we need to move out now.” Levi revealed fully dressed in his war attire, making him look distinct from everyone. Being a hybrid human, I knew Levi was capable of obliterating several wolfes with his strength, without having to use his power, something I still found complicating. Once outside the mansion, Rex and I joined in the long army, running through the long road separated by houses. Many of the men and women in the houses, looked distressed, realizing they had been hit with a serious battle.

Ava Levi’s yacht was moored at the furthest point of the private marina, a chrome-edged predator in a sea of lesser fish. The sun was low and harsh, slanting between the condos and casting everything in yellow bruises. Levi led me up the ramp, our fingers still laced, and for a second I thought he might just keep walking and pull me off the edge into the water. Instead, he stepped onto the deck with the kind of unhurried, territorial confidence that said he’d been here a thousand times before.

Levi had never been more grateful to have a loyal pack. Levi ran out of his office and straight to his living room to alert his father before he was planning on spending a few minutes reassuring Doriane of what was going to happen. "We’re leaving in ten minutes. Be ready," Levi told his father, barely poking his head in the doorway before turning back to the hallway. He had a mate to see before he left. "Levi, wait." Levi reversed his steps and poked his head back in the door. His father was resting on a sofa, his phone clutched in his hands and his eyes glued to his son. His bright yellow eyes that all three boys inherited were intense and hard.

Levi scoffed and said, “Lex, is this reverse psychology? Are you really that eager to see me and Philip fight so that you can reap the benefits?” After saying this, Levi threw the teapot in his hand to the ground, got up, and pointed at Lex. He said angrily, “Good for you, Lex Clarke! I’ve never seen you this way before. You’ve always kept a low profile in the branch family. I didn’t expect you to have such lofty ambitions too!”

Levi stood up he had thousand thiuts going through his herir he was already passing through a lot but goin bs k to square one was something that he did not want su all, he has been saving for years just to build up his own business but yo his dirosed everting just crashed, be fejt suffocated, he just wanted to let out the himilstin he felt he hated the way e ruin looked at him like a fslit, he was already tired, he was poor, a son of a Nobody He was tired of his life Levi was an itsilkain man, he just dark brown hair, black eyes, well catber bears that suited him, he had suited body, he was handsome with a stovtice hard face. After biding, Good beys, Adams left the resrurs, he had a s smirk

After everyone had left, Levi said casually, "Young Master Julien, just see how nice I am towards you! I know that you're embarrassed to apologize to me in front of so many people, so I drove them all away." Levi adjusted his shirt and cleared his throat. Then, he put on a solemn face and said, "My dear Young Master Julien, since everyone has left, you can start apologising now." Julien completely ignored him. He picked up the glass and gulped down the liquor in it. After downing three more glasses, Levi noticed that Julien did not plan to stop, so he quickly snatched Julien's glass away and said, "Julien, are you stupid?" Did Julien not know that it would be life-threatening for someone who

Levi leaned forward, his sharp eyes glinting with curiosity. Caught off guard, Renee coughed and quickly reached for her drink. Levi handed her a glass of milk, his tone softening. “Take it easy.” After a sip, she managed to speak. “I don’t do matchmaking.” His lips curved into a faint smirk. “I’m not forcing you into anything. Here’s the situation: I have a work event tomorrow, and I just managed to upset the family-approved date my relatives set me up with. I need you to accompany me.”

I just know Levi spent a lot of time with Knox when we were little, and he still does. Levi is almost 2 years older than the two of us. Knox and I both turn 18 on September 8th, and Levi turns 20 October 4th. It's not a huge age difference, but he was two grades above us when he was still in high school. And yet, he sat with us every single day. Levi and Knox talked science... yuck! (See, he's not stupid... just an idiot!)

Levi, gazing out the window with a now relaxed expression, finally spoke as the sedan came to a stop in front of the mansion. "Find that guy and bring him to me, alive." Upon hearing the command, Xavier turned around, his face hinting his confusion about whom to bring. “The Baker?” Xavier asked gruffly. Suddenly, Levi's green eyes gleamed, turning red almost instantly. “The dude from his post cards, you idiot, Finn!” He growled, immediately neutralising his expression and a tiny figure rushed toward him. “Daddy! Daddy!” Lily, his four-year-old daughter, launched herself into his arms, squealing as he lifted her effortlessly.