Levi Ackerman As Your Boyfriend Novels & Stories

"After getting him to fall in love with you, you think you can just throw me in the trash!" He said with anger and I couldn't believe that this was the same person who smiled at me on my first day here. "Kaden you're mistaken, I never came to you with that intention, sure I was a little bit friendly to you one time but it was because I wanted to confirm if Lewis had feelings for me." "I knew it wasn't a good idea to use you and I apologize." "But you're accusing me wrongly now", I said and he kicked me one more time in my stomach again, causing me to scream even more.

The moment we returned to Jonah's place and the door closed, he pinned me against it and kissed me deeply. I tried to push him away, but he firmly held my hands in place. It wasn't until I was almost out of breath that he finally pulled back and gently held me. "Don't push me away. I'm your boyfriend. Even if you have lost your memory for now, we'll get close again, little by little." I looked up at him, stunned. I came from a pretty average background, worlds apart from these trust fund babies. Jonah used to seem like he couldn't stand me, so I did my best to stay out of his way.

Is it Lance? I opened the door a crack to see Mr Ackerman's brother, Levi. He had a large bouquet of flowers in his hand. "Hey," he said with a sheepish smile. "Sorry to bother you this early morning, but I thought I should be the first to congratulate you for your wedding." My eyes widened at his words. How did he know? I looked over at my ring finger where my wedding ring was supposed to be, only to find that it wasn't there. I frowned. Had I removed it before going to bed or didn't I wear it after I removed it to hide it from Mrs Smith? Before I could ask any questions, he spoke again. "Come on, let me come in and talk some sense into you about all this mess you got yourself into. So, are

When Levi came up beside me and placed his hand on my shoulder, “You okay brother?” He asked. “Nooo,” I said quietly, but he heard me. “She's not just a fling. She’s… She’s my mate, Levi. She didn’t want me though.” I told him as I could feel the tears start to stream down my face.

“I stayed in my room for days. I didn’t want anyone to see me, not even the packmates. I was so embarrassed. I waited weeks, hiding until my hair started to grow back.” He nuzzled her neck gently, his voice playful. “You’re laughing at me, huh?” She chuckled and didn’t even deny it. Then he tightened his arms around her waist. “Hmm… my turn to ask a question.” “Have you ever had a boyfriend?” Kaliyah blinked. Her tone dropped a little as she answered, “Yes...” Levi’s smile faded, and his expression darkened slightly. He knew it was in the past, but the thought still made him somewhat jealous

I asked. “Your boyfriend,” Levi said. His spat out the word boyfriend as if it were dirty, and maybe it was. Surrounded by darkness, with Levi by my side I felt safe. I felt like I could talk to him and I didn’t have to see him. I didn’t have to see what look he held in them. I didn’t have to see pity. I didn’t want to see that. I felt like I could talk about Dylan here. “I don’t know. I honestly don’t know, Levi,” I said.

I shrugged and slunk into my chair and returned back to the editing I was finishing up. After about an hour, I closed out the word document and dug out my phone from my purse. Absently chewing the pen in my opposite hand, I scrolled through my messages. I'd gotten one from Levi. I smiled and replied back. Last night was honestly the best date I could've ever imagined. After dinner we went out for dessert and then went to a mini theme park. Levi just sent me a picture of the night before. It was of me. I was sitting in the cart at the top of the Ferris wheel. I hadn't even realized Levi had taken the picture, I looked elated looking over the entire city. Along with that amazing night, before

“Fine. We argued about trauma until Harrison told us to stop.” Jack grinned, oblivious. “I bet you won.” I smiled. “Yeah, sure.” He slid his hand into mine, fingers lacing automatically. It felt good—solid, grounding, familiar. As we walked toward the student center, I heard footsteps behind us. Levi, of course, walking at his own deliberate pace. He caught up and paused next to us at the crosswalk. Jack nodded at him. “Hey, man.” Levi nodded back, then looked directly at Jack. “You’re Ava’s boyfriend?”

Leo smiled widely at him. “I’ve already scored Nocturne Smythe. We live together.” Levi squinted at him. “Really?” The blond nodded. “I’m his boyfriend so I would appreciate it if you gave up on him. It would also be good if you also stopped going after men who aren’t single point blank.” “Can you tell how big he is?” Levi requested unexpectedly. This was not going how Leo had pictured. He had been expecting Levi to want proof of his relationship. A dick question had not been within his predictions.

"Well, Levi, what do you say?" Levi met my gaze, his eyes sparkling with affection. "Yes, Cherry, Jasmine is my girlfriend, and I am her boyfriend." A wave of happiness washed over me as I took in Levi's words. The playfulness and lightness in his voice reassured me, reminding me of the strong bond we shared. I looked at Cherry, a genuine warmth in my smile. "I'm lucky to have him," I said, my voice filled with sincerity. "And it's great to meet you, Cherry. Maybe we can all hang out sometime."