Levi Ackerman Smile Novels & Stories

’ QAQ Levi patted the indignant creature underneath him encouragingly. It was a great mount. Five stars rating! Then he let out a content sigh and massaged his cheeks while out of his baby’s sight. Over the last hour, the upturned corners of his lips had never lowered back down; if he wasn’t smirking, then he was smiling. Naturally, his facial muscles, unused to smiling, had cramped. For quite a while now, he had been using his own power to massage them so that he wouldn’t reveal a painful grimace and worry his baby. He didn’t want to ruin this absolutely perfect moment in what was, hands down, the best day of Levi’s life.

It's been a week since Smiles left LA back home, she's getting over her pain with the help of Keane and her babies. She felt, even better after having to talk with Derrick about their mom, both siblings had themselves and families to love. Smiles walk out with a tray of pastries… "Here everyone, we've got some delicious pastries made by your chef cook, Keane Austin!" She said the smile in her voice couldn't be ignored. Keane stands by the side, hands on the waist like a superhero. Well, he isn't a superhero but he is a super dad and husband to his kids and wife.

Levi said and Ann couldn't stop smiling, he is just so different. “He is so considerate and sweet, he is just making me fall in love with him the most. His type is so rare, he is sweet, humble, polite, considerate and so handsome. Why won't I admire and love him?” Ann thought silently as she kept staring so hard at him. Levi got uncomfortable with the long stare and had to clear his throat. “Is there something on my face?” “Not at all, I was thinking of something.” She didn't even realize when she zoned out while staring at him.

“I’ve been wanting to talk to you.” There was nothing good that could come from talking to Avery, but I also couldn’t seem to give myself permission to deny her, almost like I owed her something. I blew out a deep breath and forced my lips to stretch in a pleasant smile. “Yes, Avery? Is there something you need?” She didn’t bother to try and seem polite and decided to smirk instead. “Actually, I just wanted to pass along a message from Levi.” “Um, okay.” Had things really gotten so bad that Levi couldn’t even stand to look at her anymore, even just to deliver his own messages?

--- At one month, Leo smiled for the first time. A real, intentional, social smile. "Alexander! He smiled! Leo smiled at me!" "That's gas." "It's NOT gas! It's a real smile! Look!" I made faces at Leo. He smiled again. "See?! That's a SMILE!" Luna ran over. "Leo smiling?! Luna want to see!" She made ridiculous faces. Leo watched seriously. Then smiled. Small. Perfect. "LEO SMILED AT LUNA!" She was ecstatic. "Leo LOVE Luna already!"

Hazel snapped. "So that means he loves someone else?" I asked, raising a brow. "And he rarely smiles because even his smile is mine." Hazel actually flinched. "You're unreasonable!" "How?" I asked innocently. "I'm just stating facts." And then—because the universe loves fucking with me—Levi walked in, carrying tea like some overgrown puppy in love, and wearing a smile so bright I almost went blind. Hazel pointed like she caught us mid-murder.

“Relax. The only thing I’m missing in my life right now is a wife.” “…” Renee froze for a second before forcing out an awkward laugh. Levi chuckled. “Your fake laugh is getting better.” Renee sighed, realizing he was teasing her. “Levi, I didn’t expect you to have such a sense of humor.” “It’s my pleasure to make a fair lady laugh—genuinely, of course,” Levi replied, his gaze softening as it met hers. Renee bit her lip, unsure how to respond. The coat on her lap was warm, carrying his faint scent—subtle, calming, and entirely different from Carl. Levi’s demeanor was composed and detached but not cold; his words never suffocated her.

Chapter 10 “Stop smiling. It’s creepy.” Lev nudged me as we get inside the jet making me frown at him. “What’s wrong with my smile? Last time I checked girls and guys alike are falling like flies for this smile.” Lev just looked at me with a drool face and I raised a brow and nodded at the flight attendant as we get inside the plane. Damn, being rich really does creep me out sometimes—people are like too kind when you got money. You can’t really trust anyone.

She looked at the two of them and though she looked surprised, Amaira greeted Levy with a smile on her face, “ Miss Levy, it’s good to see you here.” “ It’s good to see you too, Miss Amaira,” replied Levy with a smile. However, her smile was a bit stiff when compared to Amaira. “ Is everything all right?” Amaira asked though she did not stare at her swollen cheeks, Levy knew that she was only being polite.

I just wished he’d stop surprising me with the words that tumbled out of his mouth. “You’re treating him like a dog.” “Save it if you’ve got nothing kind to say.” I didn’t look at Yakov—kept my eyes on Levi’s face, where a small smile was starting to form. Levi laughed then, a real sound, light and easy. I laughed too, and when I finally turned to Yakov, my stomach flipped. His jacket was twisted on his shoulders, his shirt wrinkled, and there was a smear of red lipstick on the corner of his mouth—dark as wine, bright as a wound.