Levi Ackerman Birthday Novels & Stories

I didn't expect him to ever say the word sorry to me, so hearing it out loud hit me harder than I thought it would. ⸻ Later that night, Levi told me he wanted to take me somewhere—a birthday party for his second-in-command, someone named Charlie. I wasn't interested in parties. I wasn't interested in being introduced around like some show pony. But Levi begged. And for some reason... I couldn't say no to him. I told myself it was just the pheromones. That craving to be around him, to feel that chemical calm—it had to be that. "Tonight you're going to meet my second in command, Charlie. It's his birthday," Levi said, adjusting his shirt in the mirror. "You met him once at the mating ceremony.

she says with a chuckle. The anger in my chest melts away to bliss, and I clutch my chest tightly, tearing up. Everyone including the Luna is here, and I could have sworn it was a dream because it hasn’t been long since I left her home, but I had to stop by to get something in my stomach as I didn’t eat all day from thinking of how annoying Levi is. “Happy birthday, baby,” Levi says, walking towards me. He wraps his arms around my waist, kissing my cheeks.

we exchanged greetings. “How is he?” Levi asked, and I shrugged my shoulders. “Still the same, but I’m talking sense into him. I think we shouldn’t coddle him.” I said, and Levi nodded. “Don’t worry, he will be fine,” Levi assured me, and I nodded and tried walking away, but he stopped me. “Today happens to be my birthday.” He announced, and a smile spread across my face. “Happy birthday to you.” “Thank you…” he paused and ran a hand through his hair. “I was wondering if you would like to go out with me? It’s my birthday, and I don’t want to go out alone. I understand if you say no.”

At this point, the meeting is over. Not long after Levi arrived backstage, the meeting was over, and both Levi and Emily backed off the stage and followed her into the living room. A few people had just entered, but the light in the waiting room suddenly went out. Just then, Levi's assistant stepped forward, pushing a large cake with candles. Levi paused and was not surprised to see such a situation. Today is his birthday. “Happy birthday, blow out the candles!” The assistant said while pushing the cake. Levi glanced at the crowd, but bowed cooperatively and blew out the candles on the cake.

Ackerman. Mr. Ackerman's voice was kind and gentle, completely different from the way he once spoke to Cameron. "Cade, Mirabelle had been upset since you missed her birthday. "That day, she locked herself in her room all day and refused to see anyone. She didn't even slice her birthday cake. "She's been crying a lot ever since. How about you go meet her when you have the time? Her mother and I spoiled her too much, so she's a stubborn child."

“But I’m free today, so let’s get a drink together.” Apart from being a very good friend of mine, Levi was also my business partner and brother in law. We’ve been friends since Highschool and he was my advisor before joining the business. I didn’t mind his somewhat pushy personality because it sometimes reminded me not to get too serious. Even though I seemed to be at ease, I was worried about Friday and hoped that my announcement wasn’t going to cause a huge fuss.

It's Levi’s Birthday, and year after year, no one saw him on his birthday. It seems like this year was going to be different. Bethany Carter was looking for just the perfect opportunity to thank Levi Gomez for all his help and support toward her. What better time than his birthday? She arrived early at his, with a bottle of his favorite wine and a thank you card. “Surprise! Happy Birthday Levi Gomez”, she says softly with a smile as she hands him the bottle.

However, his loyal crushes didn't even care about those comments. I avoided him in multiple ways. Until one night in the middle of the semester, I saw him. I was on my way to an integration event where the lower and upper semester guys were going to be together. I was dressed in a black skirt and black blouse. I had brown hair and brown eyes, my face looked round. I saw Jared leaning against a tree as if he was having difficulty walking. No one had seen him because everyone was busy at the mid-semester event. I decided to approach for the first time, I confirmed that it was Jared Ackerman, the most loved by the girls in college.

Levi had laughed softly and confessed he had expected her to be cold and unreachable, someone he wouldn’t even know how to speak to. They bonded over shared resentment - two people traded like assets in their wealthy parents’ negotiations. Yet even then, Levi always felt slightly distant, as though some part of him remained carefully hidden. On her birthday, he came home carrying gifts. “Happy birthday.” She blinked at him, startled. “You remembered?” He chuckled lightly. “I’m not completely heartless.” From behind his back, he revealed two garment bags. “This one,” he said, handing her the first, “is for tonight. Birthday dinner.”

Natalie asked as they headed to the rental car already waiting to take them to Sparrow Beach. "Mrs Ackerman made all the arrangements," he threw her a lopsided smile. "Has she worked for you long?" "I've known her my whole life. She worked at The Empress as part of the housekeeping staff. She was like a second mom to me. When I was old enough to strike it out on my own, I offered her the job, and she was happy enough to follow me, I guess." "And her husband?" "I met him through her," Levi explained. "He's not much of a talker, but their daughters are the sweetest."