Levi Ackerman Quotes Novels & Stories

Elita “ I am delighted. ” The breeze sways my hair, and with it comes back a voice from my memory. “ They chose me to make you regret your choice, and I will love every moment of it. ” What did I say to Akuji back then? Oh right. “ Where is Levian? ” “ Call Levian here. ” “ Levian will believe me. ” But Levian was gone. It was a testament that he didn’t believe me like I thought. He thought I killed them, making it impossible for Levian to achieve what he always wanted.

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 not that simple.” “Why not?” Levi challenged, his voice rising again. “You have a safe place! I’m one person! I can pull my weight! I can shoot! I can scavenge! I don’t eat much!” The words tumbled out of him, a desperate sales pitch for his own life. “You can’t shoot,” Jake corrected him flatly. “We saw you. And you’re loud. And you have a mouth on you that could start a fight in an empty room. You’re a liability until proven otherwise.”

I declare with a dark promise embracing my words. If I can get rid of one stain at a time before my child is born, starting with my family. I know the world will be a safer place and the air will be cleaner. Levi stands from his chair and pops a cherry tomato in his mouth, straightening the lapels of his suit jacket. “Before I call it for the night, I think there is something that you need to know.” I tilt my head to the side and raise my brows, indicating that I am all ears.

My voice sounded louder than I meant. Asher looked over his shoulder and grinned. “I can do things besides arranging other people’s lives,” he said. Kai made a theatrical show of taking a spoonful of sugar and holding it up to the light. “I make a mean omelette on a good day. On a bad day I order the good omelette and learn from it.” Levi set the herbs down and met my eyes. “We can survive,” he said. “When you grow up without someone to hand every meal to you, you learn a few things.”

Levi scoffed and said, “Lex, is this reverse psychology? Are you really that eager to see me and Philip fight so that you can reap the benefits?” After saying this, Levi threw the teapot in his hand to the ground, got up, and pointed at Lex. He said angrily, “Good for you, Lex Clarke! I’ve never seen you this way before. You’ve always kept a low profile in the branch family. I didn’t expect you to have such lofty ambitions too!”

Levi said, it wasn’t even a question, it was a statement. “Yes, my house is under attack.”

“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

I heard her tell Cory that her daddy was the one making the speech, so I just let her be while Roman squeezed my hand under the table. “I am thankful for every one of you who showed up here to celebrate with me. I especially want to thank all the investors who helped to make this branch a reality, the employees, and my family. I wouldn’t be here if it wasn’t for all of you,” Levi said. Even his smile was fake. I couldn’t believe that I fell in love with this cruel man three years ago.

It closed in on me like an arrow ready to shoot. “And remember not to trust just anybody, especially as a businessman. Understand?” He turned to the kid again and squeezed his arm. My brows raised at his words. Did he just initiate that I was untrustworthy? Fine. He has a point since they really don’t know me and my random job offer, but that still hurts my ego. “Okay, I’ll see you soon, Lev.” Levi nodded at the kid as he started waving while running towards the darker side of the street. There was barely a post that had electricity in this area.