Novelas y relatos de Levi Ackerman

“I’m sorry. It’s none of my business. You can do whatever you like. I was just surprised as I know how unhappy you were here but it’s been over ten years – I really don’t know anything about you anymore. Hell, I never thought I’d be back here permanently either and here I am living in a run down farm house with no mall in sight.” She snapped her mouth shut on her rambling as Levi turned toward her. His mouth quirked at one corner but his eyes were serious. He hooked his thumbs in the loops of his jeans leaning back against the sink as he spoke. “No, it’s fine. It’s a legitimate question. I never thought I’d come back but found out city life wasn’t really for me. It had its advantages, grocer

“No. That was a courtesy, nothing more.” The weight of it sinks in. I stare at the ground, my jaw tight. “Then what the hell are we supposed to do?” Levi doesn’t answer right away. Instead, he reaches into his jacket, pulling out his gun, checking the clip with steady, practiced movements. “We do what we have to.” Something in his tone makes me pause. It’s not fear. Not even anger. It’s *acceptance.* Like he’s already decided. Like he’s been waiting for this.

When Levi asked him to be at the clinic in ten minutes, he quickly agreed, regardless of the late hour. Levi stood outside the clinic doors as the doctor arrived ten minutes later. He didn't care to change his plaid pajama bottoms but had thrown on a t-shirt. Dr. Marcus Ackerman had been the pack doctor for years, his experience becoming apparent with the wrinkles crinkling at the corners of his eyes and the smile lines embedded in his leather skin. “Laurence again, really?” The aged doctor questioned as he grumbled up the steps, careful of the small snow piles resting at the bottom of the stairs. “If this isn't legitimate, I'm going to punch him.”

It's been a week since Levi's accident and now he's cleared to go home. Levi still doesn't remember me in any way even though I tried making him remember. I could tell he was uncomfortable with my presence but tolerated it. I know he was suspicious of me but he was trying to trust me. He also got his things back so I'm hoping that maybe there's something in his phone that would help him remember.

Lucia also ignored my phone, she just took care of me all day and gave me love, while the time passed slowly. The next day I could walk and lie down in bed like a normal person, I no longer depended on Lucia to get up and change my clothes, I remembered how difficult it had been to live a few hours ago. However, when I left the room to join Matheus, my girlfriend's father was in the living room. He looked at me somewhat indignantly. "So you're Jared Ackerman?" "Uh... Yeah..." "The wolves in the woods are pretty weird, especially the ones in your family. Did you know your dad was a mobster and did time?"

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

As he stood before them, the air seemed to hold its breath, the hallway a silent witness to the impending conversation. Clearing his throat, Levi began, "I want to apologize for not sharing everything with you. It was never my intention to keep you in the dark, and I understand that it may have caused confusion and frustration." His voice was earnest and filled with regret, his words a reflection of his genuine remorse.

Yeah, that could only be the explanation’. “I know that you're currently talking about me in your mind”. Levi simply announced, shocking Daisy. “How did you know that?!”. Daisy was stunned and immediately asked. “Because I know you, Daisy Diego. We went to the same university. Plus, I kinda proposed to you back in the days to be my girlfriend, but because I was a jerk then, you rejected me and even told me that you could only accept me if I become somebody in life”. “Well, here I am now, Daisy. I did as you told me to, and worked harder like my life depended on it. But it was a good run after all. Because of you, I'm currently the CEO of the Extreme X industry”. Levi added before a smile app

I demanded. He nodded. “Name’s Levi. I live in Oregun.” I arched a brow. “You came all the way from Oregun to Rockshire just to spill some dirt? You must have a lot of free time.” He smirked. “Trust me, it’s worth the trip. Do you remember that time back in middle school when someone slipped the test answers into Flora Roberts’ locker?”

Levi, who'd been silently eating his food and brooding two chairs away from the rest of us, suddenly spoke up, “Enough chit-chat; she's here to work, not to grind and make careless conversations.” I glanced at him, noting the sharpness in his tone and the irritation in his eyes. He didn't like me; that much was clear, but I wondered if that was because I was an outsider or if he was one of those people that hated everything. “Damn, easy, Levs… No need to be a party pooper. We just want to get to know our new accountant.” “Accountant?” Sabrina asked, her eyes wide. “Yes, accountant.” I said, a smail smirk on my face. “Something the matter?’