Levi Ackerman Smile Novels & Stories

I would be letting my wolf out if it was, I swear… “Only me. No need to sound like you want to eat me.” Levi said cheerfully as he walked into my office. Levi was the pack’s Beta, and one of my closest friends. He was also one of the guys who liked to drive me crazy. And seemed to be always smiling. I faked a smile at him as he dropped himself onto the seat in front of my desk. “Jeez, Mase, you used up your smiling quota for the month or something?” he joked. "Because you look miserable as sin, dude."

I owed her a chance to be happy and fully experience true love. After our hug, Samara took a step back, reached up with her small delicate hands, and cupped my face. Holding my face to make sure I didn't avoid eye contact, she smiled at me. A genuine smile unlike many of the fake ones I've seen her perfect over the years. "Levi, I thank you from the bottom of my heart for this."

"Yes, I'll be your girlfriend. Yes, you can take care of us. Yes, Adam. Yes." The smile that broke across his face was not the thin, self-deprecating smile of the past week. It was not the controlled, professional smile of the CEO or the polite, distant smile of the man at the reception in Zurich. It was a real smile — wide and unguarded and almost painful in its intensity. The smile of a man who had been holding his breath for a decade and had finally been allowed to exhale.

“I’ll be holding you to that promise.” Levi smirks, “I’m a man who keeps his word.” That he is. “I promise you when you hop on; you’ll be begging me to go faster,” “Just don’t go killing us,” I say, observing him when he helps me put my helmet on. He smells so damn good, clean, spicy and salty. I’m almost excited to jump on and inhale to my heart's content. Levi is in pair of dark jeans and a white sleeveless top displaying his granite-like physique. The man is built like a mountain of muscles. Well, to be fair, most people are like mountains to me. I hate being so short.

Levi said as he smiles so wide. Despite the pain, he feels all over his body, Levi couldn't help but be happy. Especially when he opened the fridge and found a Tupperware with a cooked meal. His heart wanted to jump out of his because of too much joy. [Hello, Levi? You okay, man?] Levi heard his best friend Carlson asked on the other line when he picked up the phone. "Yeah, man. I'm fine." Levi answered while smiling. [How's your face, man?] He asked again.

He looked inside his breast pocket and fished out a pack of Dunhills, asking as he pulled out a cigarette, "May I?" "Sure, knock yourself out, but don't let Eden catch you," Liam replied with a silly smile. He always wore that damn smile every time he talked about Eden or when she walked into the room. Andrei had seen it plenty of times on Levi, too, whenever Natalie was in his orbit or her name came up. Would he be like his old friends, smile like an idiot when his woman's name came up?

Natalie asked as they headed to the rental car already waiting to take them to Sparrow Beach. "Mrs Ackerman made all the arrangements," he threw her a lopsided smile. "Has she worked for you long?" "I've known her my whole life. She worked at The Empress as part of the housekeeping staff. She was like a second mom to me. When I was old enough to strike it out on my own, I offered her the job, and she was happy enough to follow me, I guess." "And her husband?" "I met him through her," Levi explained. "He's not much of a talker, but their daughters are the sweetest."

The physical and emotional exertion of each session seemed to melt away as he shared this moment with Selena, his confidante. Evelyn's keen observation detected the facade of a smile on Levi's face, and with empathy etched in her voice, she gently addressed the emotional turmoil he seemed to be concealing. "You shouldn't force a smile," she remarked, her words a delicate acknowledgment of the shared weight that hovered in the room. A silent understanding enveloped them, bridging the unspoken connection among those present.

His simple black t-shirt paired with grey sweatpants still made him look attractive. I stood still at the corner of the room, staring at him and the screen behind him like they were both wild animals, that I did not know how to approach safely. Levi turned around and gave a wild smile. He looked up at me, his expression was so warm and welcoming. "Hey," he said softly. "You made it." Or maybe, just maybe, he was very aware after all. Damn him. Levi Adams might just be the death of me at this point.

"I don't understand how did you find what I said funny?" Levi asked as Anna managed to control her smiles. "Sorry my bad" She said trying so hard to stop herself from smiling but she can't. Smiles was still pushing out of her face little by little. "Gosh!" Levi said with a shy face as he relaxes his body on the seat and placed his right hand on his face. "Sorry... About that" "So you are talking about what I discussed with Natalidae right?" She asked and then Levi sit up and they throw away all feelings and focus on their discussion.