Levi Ackerman Quotes Novels & Stories

“You gave up everything for me when you didn’t have to.” As he clears his throat, I can see him fighting back the tears that threaten to fall from his eyes. He shifts uncomfortably, evidently trying to hold himself together. Just like I have a tendency to try to make myself laugh in the face of my anxiety, Levi’s defense mechanism is one I’m all too familiar with: he focuses on things he thinks he did wrong. “I could’ve been a better brother,” he mutters, his gaze cast downward. “Levi?” I call softly, prompting him to look at me. When his eyes meet mine, I squeeze his hand, and with every ounce of sincerity I possess, I say, “Thank you for taking care of me.”

“I’m sorry you had to go through all of this, it was never my intention. I just wanted to give you some space, just to make you feel better.” “You should never think being away from you would make me better, life would be miserable without you.” “I would say the same; I don’t ever want to be away from you. Thank you for coming for me, it proves how much I mean to you. I never thought I was deserving of so much love, and I want you to know that I have never doubted your love for me,” Levi replied as he smiled back. “We are still on vacation, aren’t we?” He asked grinning.

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Levi can only speak wicked words despite the fury in his eyes. “I knew everyone was right when they said I should never date a girl of your background.” Levi’s tone is cold as ice and his gaze is filled with scorn as he goes on, “For all the intelligence you have, you’ve proven yourself to just be a lowly society climber. I should have never brought you to a nice place like this. All that attention clearly went to your small, poor head.” To further put me in my place, Levi walks to his car, gets in, and drives off, taking the path just beside me and holding my gaze before speeding off and leaving a small trail of dust in my face.

Janet wanted to go after him but she was stopped by Nathan, "He needs some time alone, there are times when men have to be alone to discover something new." "Would he be alright?" Janet asked Nathan in a sad tone, almost in tears. Nathan simply pulled her in for an embrace, he didn't want her to worry about anything else tonight. Akeelah's screech caught Levi's attention. It was a fact that he was lost in thought, staring blankly at the moon. "Would I ever be great? Would I ever be what my dad said? He told me everything would be fine but the truth is nothing has been. Speak to me, universe! Show me a sign, show me something, anything!"

Tonight's perfection was not assured, it was being present for what. The moment the server had gone out to put in our order, there was stillness between us again. But it was not the strained, uncomfortable stillness which had sat over so many of our last goodbyes over my leaving him. It was consideration, waiting, the sort of stillness that comes before speech. "I missed you," Levi finally said, low and restrained. "Every day. Every hour of every day." The harsh reality sliced deeper than the poetic speech could. It wasn't flashy, not attempting to dazzle me with poetry or drama. It was just a fact, presented as a gift that he wished I would accept.

Levi's unwavering resolve and determination impressed me, and I couldn't help but offer a small compliment. "Your choice of words is always on point and logical," I said with a smile. "You have a way of cutting through the noise and getting straight to the heart of the matter." Levi chuckled, a hint of amusement in his eyes. "Flattery won't get us far, Jasmine," he said, his tone teasing. "We don't have time for that. We need to act quickly and strategically if we want to make a difference."

I replied and he gave me a pat on the back. "With how you're sulking with the loss of George, I thought your parents are already dead." He said. "They might as well be," I replied. "He only comes here to point out everything I do wrong and leave. He could've just texted me. That would've been easier to ignore." "Who is this, Levi? Is this the man in the picture? For goodness sake, people are already disgusted with the fact that you're dating a man. Why can't you choose someone more decent-looking." He spat with a disgusted look on his face.

"If you ask me, some people must be involved with the wrong kind of women, that's why they won't let their daughters see their real mothers." I was furious and panicked, with no time to argue. My hands were shaking so badly I could barely unlock my phone. After several tries, I finally dialed Vera's number. "Levi, weren't you acting pretty bold when you said you wanted a divorce? "For your information–Ace doesn't need a kidney. "He needs a heart."

"There have been days when I lost myself, I went crazy and all these days I didn't even recognize myself, I caused several evils in the last few weeks. am I the worst." "So what? You're not still alive, you're thinking of stopping for an ups and downs, isn't that better than remaining a boring businessman, where's the bad?" Levi hated that way of denigrating his person, he was a young man, he could also make a mistake and try to make amends. "Sometimes you forget you're only in your twenties, look how old I am, do you want to cry to this age?" Levi tilted his face from side to side.