Levi Ackerman Fanfiction Novels & Stories

"If you embarrass Levi in front of the executives today, he will make it his personal mission to destroy you. Just keep your head down." I pulled my arm away from her. "I don't do well with keeping my head down." "Dante—" "I'll see you later, Mom." I walked out of the kitchen before she could start another lecture. I didn't care about playing the obedient stepbrother. If Levi wanted a war, he was going to get one. I drove my car to the corporate headquarters downtown. The lobby was all marble and glass, filled with people in expensive gray suits moving around like ants. I checked in at the front desk, got my executive badge, and took the private elevator up to the top floor.

I asked, watching Remus sprint in with little kicks and flailing arms, zero sense of direction but full intent. “It’s his kid—” “Let me stop you right there, Levi. I honestly don’t care if it doesn’t affect you or Remus. I promised not to tell and I didn’t,” I shrugged, snatching Remus mid-run before he barreled into a table. “Right. I bought you some snacks,” Levi said, his grin splitting his face, like he hadn’t expected me to be distracted by Remus’s chaos. Of course he would react like that. “I know we just saw each other but I miss you already. We just got back and you’re already doing paperwork. What if your health suffers from it?”

I caught sight of Elizabeth's younger sister, Akira, running around and chasing my brother Levi, trying to take a package from his hand, but he was swift and running before he finally stopped upon seeing Elizabeth and I enter the compound. Akira ran into Levi and screamed, "Got yah!" "Fine, you won," Levi gave the present in his hand to Akira, and I smiled at them as they walked up to welcome Elizabeth and I. My mind filled with thoughts that Akira could be my brother's future mate, but since they were young, I don't want to point it out to them. "Welcome home, Sis. Good evening, Elizabeth," Levi welcomed us both, as well as Elizabeth's younger sister.

Even the decorations in the apartment were meticulously customized by Levi because he was afraid I wouldn't be used to a new room. Most of my belongings are related to Levi. Giving up Levi is like having half of my flesh and blood forcibly ripped away. I suddenly felt like crying, but what arrived before the tears was that lingering image of the stockings rooted in my mind. That was Levi's ruthless betrayal, the last thing that made me let go. Just then, my phone suddenly vibrated. I picked it up. It was a message from Ruby: [I prepared a surprise for you in Levi's car, you saw it, right?]

“I saw you talking to Cherry, and something inside me…I know you’re supposed to marry her to form an alliance, but I doubt it’s what you want. You need to wake up and put an end to everything. Levi, you need to wake up and let your father know you’re not interested. Please! I’m so sorry.” “Apology accepted.” I gasped, staring at him. Levi stirred cautiously, his eyes sprang open, looking back at me with a strained smile on his face. He tried to get to a sitting position, but half way through, he groaned and slumped right back on the bed. I reached out to him, making sure he was fine. “Something tells me you’re not supposed to be here, half breed,” he whispered, his voice extremely weak. “You

But I know she's not doing this with any bad intentions, she's just oblivious. Levi tenses beside me, his knuckles turning white. "I didn't mind at all. In fact, we were already friends before... you know." He lets out a soft chuckle. "If I'm being honest, I had feelings for her a long time before the breakup, and when I saw my chance, I took it." He glances at me, then smiles at my parents. "And I'm grateful she gave me a chance." I blink at him, stunned. 'How is he able to form a lie so effortlessly? And so convincingly?'

Levi quickly swiveled to face him, careful to protect the unconscious beauty sprawled out in the backseat of the truck. Dr. Ackerman approached slowly, his palms exposed at his hips. “Levi, I need to check her. She's bleeding pretty bad.” For the first time, Levi smelled the metallic scent of blood on his mate. He mentally scolded himself for losing control—something he never did.

Levi gaped, speechless. After a long, heavy silence, he mumbled feebly, "But Nikki... I'm only human. You have to allow me to make mistakes..." How absurd. I let out a cold, brittle laugh. "So I can make mistakes too, right? I can sleep with another man, get pregnant with another man's child, and come back asking you to raise it as your own?" "Of course not!" Levi shouted. I stared at him, my gaze icy, letting him hear the deafening silence that followed.

I want my pictures and sucky, lucky time. “Just talking to Rick, letting him know we are heading out,” he smiled down at me. “Let's get you home. We got a photoshoot to set up.” “Yay!” I smiled widely, wrapping my arms around Valentine's neck as he lifted me slightly, setting me down to where my feet are on top of his feet, walking like I’m a little kid and making me giggle. Levi POV “What do you mean you can't get onto pack lands anymore? I thought you were the Alpha b**h or something like that?”

“I know the truth. You’re playing the long game, trying to weasel your way into his heart by being the relatable girl-next-door. But newsflash, sweetheart—this isn’t a rom-com. And I’m not going to sit around while you try to take what’s mine.” Kat’s patience was rapidly wearing thin. She set her coffee cup down with a little more force than necessary. “First of all, Levi isn’t anyone’s property. He can make his own choices. And second, if you think throwing accusations at me is going to make him like you, you’re delusional.”