Levi Ackerman Dies Novels & Stories

"Sad?" "About his mate's death? It wasn't exactly recent that she apparently drowned when they were on vacation, or something like that, but I remember him recovering quickly. It's a real shame,” Lev sighs gently, looking particularly uncomfortable with admitting that. Interesting, I don’t remember hearing about that. Maybe it’s because I don’t pay much attention to those in power.

she said and kissed his forehead. "I still can't understand how anyone would get close enough to Cain and kill him. He was a powerful man," Levi said with sadness. The death of Alpha Cain was still a mystery that was yet to be solved, and as things were, it was almost impossible that they would solve it. After Cain died, Levi, his best friend, stepped in and cared for Amber and her underaged sons. He cared for them, protected them and ran the pack and businesses until Ethan was of age. Levi handed the pack over and had been inactive since then.

Levi said. “I’m not ready to let go yet,” I said, and he nodded. “Just don’t let the guilt eat you up inside,” he said. “You couldn’t have known.” “How?” I asked him, angrily. “She shot herself in front of me, because of me, and for me. James was right! I broke her, and now she’s gone, and she’s never coming back!” “Switch your emotions back on, and work through them. You have to accept that she’s dead, and that she chose to die, you didn’t kill her,” Levi said, his expression still neutral.

He thought. Michael, Martha, forgive me for this. I never deserved you guys, and I don't even deserve to live anymore." Ackermann had felt a heavy guilt in his heart for considering to kill the very people who were once the most important people to him." He raised the hand that was firmly gripping the knife. He took a glare at the Angel of death, and as fast as he could, he drove the blade through his neck. He felt the massive pain and the inability to breathe. The Angel of death immediately laughed at the sight of that, almost as if he'd expected that to happen. He laughed so hard in his monstrous voice, and that was the last thing Ackermann heard before dying.

"Murderer." Levi whispered to me. "No, I'm not, he's not-" "Dead?" Levi finished for me. "He will be, little murderer, look at him." Levi said next. I looked at Adrian. No, he wasn't going to die. He was a demon king. "My brother poisoned him with lilac. Smart. Very difficult to get. Impossible to get healed from." He said next. I looked at Levi again. His arm shot out and Aklan harshly hit the floor. Aklan didn't respond. Shock prevented me from crying.

I’ve been thrown into the middle of a moving story. I glance at Levi. He’s staring down at his plate, his jaw set.“I’m fine,” he says. “You said that before.” “Mum.” His dad shifts slightly in his seat. “You should at least let them see you,” she continues, her voice swollen.“They miss you. We all—” Levi shakes his head again, small but firm. “Drop it.” She looks at him. There’s a look in her eyes. A holding back. “You know everybody loved him too,” she says, her voice shaky, she’s trying to keep it steady and failing just a little. “His death affected all of us, not just you. He was their friend too.”

"He was a good man. It's a shame that he went the way he did." "Incidentally, that is what I want to talk about," Levi said slowly. "I have given the issue of his murder a lot of thought, and I think that he was murdered by Alexa's father." Braun raised a brow. At his look of skepticism, Levi leaned forward, eager to prove his point. "Yes, Braun. In fact, I'm quite convinced he did it. When you look at the circumstances surrounding his death- his murder- you will have to agree with me." Braun did not say anything for a moment. He stared into the depths of his glass, swirled it's contents around as though ruminating on something. Then he drank.

“She just got here. I need her for closing.” Levi turned his gaze on him, and Derek went instantly pale. “She’s leaving,” he repeated. There was a long silence, then Derek blinked and said, “Sure. Clock out, please.” He retreated to his office so fast he almost forgot to shut the door. I glared at Levi. “Who the hell do you think you are?” He gave a small smile, not the least bit apologetic. “I’m the guy who’s going to make sure you don’t die of a brain bleed.”

He asked, placing his hand supportively on my shoulder. I didn't hesitate. I could feel everyone's disapproving gazes on me. They blamed me for their beloved Beta's death. My gaze shifted to where Levi stood holding his mother in his arms. His two brothers' arms encircled the two of them. When Lev's mother learned that her mate had died to save me, she didn't even flinch at the news. However, now, here at the funeral, she seemed almost relieved, as if she was proud of what he had done.

Theo dragged a hand over his face, looking completely thrown off now. “Brooks… if you walk out of here, he will die.” The words landed heavily between us, but I swallowed past the ache in my throat anyway. “I know.” “No,” he said quietly, shaking his head once. “I don’t think you fully understand what I’m saying. Levi is dying.” I looked away immediately because hearing it said that plainly made my stomach twist hard. “I’m sorry,” I whispered, and I meant it. “He made this decision himself. Nobody forced him into this.”