Janitor Levi Novels & Stories

Besides, it’s the least that he could do for them. Mrs. Jenkins’ wails can already be heard at the main door of the house. As Levi walk towards the makeshift altar where Natalie’s urn was placed, the people around him started whispering to each other. Levi’s guess is that they are gossiping about the scandal between him, Natalie, and Patricia. Levi chose to ignore them. Mr. Jenkins was the first to notice him. He welcomed Levi with a hug and as the young man express his apologies and condolences. But when Mrs. Jenkins turn around and saw him, she welcomed Levi with an ear-shattering slap.

I added to Levi. “Ladies. Ladies. Don’t fight with me. I have time for all of you.” Antony said, joking with us. “Dude, you're an idiot.” Cain grumbled, not once even looking away from watching his mates. We all joked around until we were all looking at our watches. Levi was the first to leave us, as he got up to empty his tray and take it back to the kitchen. After coming back from the kitchen, he made his way to the kids.

Levi said, "Miss Silvia told us that she was married. Does that mean that her husband is Jayden?" Julien continued to throw a wet blanket on him. "She might be just a nanny that Jayden had hired." Levi said, "Wow, I wonder where Jayden had found such a beautiful nanny? I'll find one in the future too, but I won't let her do any of the housework. I'll just make her hang out with me." Julien said, "You're so childish." Levi retaliated. "So are you saying that you're not childish? If you're really not, then why did you run away from home?"

No doubt he had his green smoothie this morning. I wince and turn around hiding the coffee mug behind my back. The last thing I want is another lecture from this guy. Levi is nice, nearly thirty, and engaged to a woman named Marissa who is a yoga instructor at the local gym. For a guy who is so into fitness, it sure didn't make sense that he owns a diner that sells pounds of greasy bacon and hash browns on the daily. "Sorry, Levi." I give him my most charming smile even though I know he actually isn't mad in the slightest. He's a pretty laid back guy. "Had some last minute homework to finish up."

Uba yet. "Miya, this is your desk. If you have any questions, just let me know" Levi said aloud and clearly so that everyone could hear and understand that he had Miya's back. "Thanks, Levi." Everyone knew that Levi was. Xenon's favorite assistant. Apart from Xenon and the two vice presidents, Jameson Uba and Jacob Morgan, Levi was the most looked up to and respected

In Fact it was time for revenge. “Funny,” Julian finally responded, his voice sharp but calm. “I wasn’t planning on working as a janitor here, but I’m honestly impressed you managed to land a job at all. I didn’t think places like this hired people whose IQ barely outpaces room temperature.” He smirked, raising an eyebrow as he let the words hang in the air. “Guess miracles really do happen.”

"Gods ... they'll discover me! They'll know!" The frantic struggle to relieve myself felt like a countdown to my exposure. Stumbling back out, heart hammering against my ribs, I seized my handset - my lifeline - and frantically channeled power to reach my mother. Lindsey's POV The janitors' visit festered like poison all morning. Their insolent message, utterly beneath the King's notice - ignited a cold fury in me, so sharp I could almost taste the violence I longed to inflict. "How dare they?" I blurted out.

Seeing Charlotte standing in front of me, he immediately stepped up with a flattering smile. "Charlotte, why are you here early? I've already transferred all the cases you mentioned to your name. Let me know if there's anything else you want." Charlotte beamed at those words and turned toward me. "Mr. Howard, the cases aren't a big deal. But Yelena's our janitor now, and she's not even doing her job. The restroom smells awful, and she won't clean it. What do you think we should do about that?" Levi's smile vanished. He turned to look at me sternly. "Yelena, did you not hear what I said yesterday? You're in charge of cleaning now. Go do your job!"

Levi was the best of men, he could be the best as much as she wanted him to be, the problem was she didn't believe in them anymore. Levi didn’t know anything about her past. He just found her when she was walking down the streets with a baby boy in her arms. She looked pale, she looked as if she hadn’t eaten anything in days. Levi asked her to take a seat in one of the tables that were out the cafeteria and he offered her breakfast. Then, understanding that she had no job, he decided to help her a little by hiring her as another waitress even when the cafeteria didn’t need any other.

“Kindly sit down,” Levi requested and sat down on one of the chairs. “Excuse me,” the janitor said and left. The old man ignored him and stood still. He studied him as he tried to bring out the stuff from the basket. “Who sent you to me?” He asked him. Levi looked up from his basket and answered, “Sgt. Courtney, my supervisor sent me to you, Old man.” 'George and his boss must have asked him to withdraw Ella,' he thought.