Levi Ackerman Smile Novels & Stories

She felt that this photographer was so involved that he forgot that his was taking photos for the most unbeatable man in this city. "Mrs. Ackman, you're smiling too much. Don't show your teeth, and the corners of your mouth can be slightly up." "OK, perfect. Mr. Ackman and Mrs. Ackman, please have a look, is it okay?" They breathed a sigh of relief and looked at the photo on the screen with a sweet feeling. In the photo, the corners of Anna's mouth were up just right, and her eyes were full of joy and happiness. Although Liam still didn't smile, the softness in his eyes also showed that he was in a good mood at this time.

Typical. Levi’s rebound rate is impeccable, because just as quickly as the sour look appeared on his face, it dissolves, replaced by that bright, charming smile. He snakes an arm around me, leaning in close. “I like your dress,” he murmurs, his voice vibrating in my ear as a shiver skates up my spine.

I don’t know why but I noticed the black circles under his eyes. Levi scoffed sarcastically while shaking his head, “You already said that last year, Yaddy.” he stated, stressing each and every word causing him to wince. “Oh, well. I need to go.” Putting the glass down, he looked at me to give me a smile. ‘His smiles always creep the fuck out of me. I feel like he‘s been hiding something from me.’

“Never going to be me.” He chuckled, and his gaze subtly darted to Sloane at the exact same time her eyes settled down on him. Levi turned to me, still wearing his signature smile. One would think he never frowned. And he was a man that hardly got upset. I don't recall ever seeing him crash out. We could be in a tight mess, wondering how to get out of it and you’ll turn around to find Levi smiling. But it wasn't creepy in any way. He had a natural smile. And was a charmer in many ways.

damn fish! "Tangina... Silly me that I didn't notice it!" I smirked and chuckled to myself. I will definitely find that cigarette vendor tomorrow. Why does his fanny pack smell like fish? Asshole, he is! It should be smelled like a cigarette but not fish! Lev shook his head in disbelief while looking at me; he then left August and me. I chortled. Maybe Lev lacks women now, so he is always in a bad mood. Or it could be a sign of aging. Yeah, definitely! Aging, indeed!

Levi squeezed my hand, his mask a sleek black piece with silver accents dangling from his fingers. “Ready, Love?” he murmured, his voice low and coaxing. “We have to put on a show tonight. Mum’s expecting us to look like the perfect couple.” I adjusted my own mask, a delicate lace affair that framed my eyes in mystery, and forced a nod. “Yeah. Let’s get through this.” He chuckled softly, but there was an edge to it. “Smile for the cameras, babe. Act like you can’t get enough of me.” His words were playful, but they carried the weight of an order.

It took him a moment to gather his thoughts before he turned and flashed a warm smile in my direction. "Of course not baby, I'm never too busy for you," she responded with a smile. If I didn't knowLevi, I would have thought he was being sincere when he reached up to stroke my cheeks. He did it with his hand reaching up to my face. Before I could think about the troubled state of our relationship, I found myself gazing into his lovely blue eyes and marveling at their color for a moment. It was silly really,Levi and I were friends, and there was obviously attraction between us, but we were both too stubborn to acknowledge that we felt anything for each other. It was a ridiculous situation.

I got confused as he was smirking. “Wh-what are you smiling a-about?”, I stuttered and he moved closer. “You think we had sex, right?”, He said so bluntly and I couldn't help but blush at the thought. “Did we?”, I asked back. “I don't know, I can't tell you”. “We didn't, right?”, I guessed. “Ask yourself. I mean you are putting on a different cloth from yesterday and your makeup is smeared”, Lev said confidently.

Was it for accusing her of being a terrible parent or for something else? "I should have figured it out," he stated, in a subdued voice; more to himself, than to her. Zynah's brows furrowed in perplexity. "How?" "Forget I said that." Again, for the first time since she met him, the grumpy man smiled at her. He actually did. Although it was the kind that elicited pity, it still counted as a smile, right? "I'm sorry for bothering you." He turned to leave, but Zynah was quick to stop him. There was something about him that felt off. Something she couldn't quite put a finger on. Unfortunately, he always had a PokerFace on. She couldn't read his demeanor, even if she tried.

My voice still raised, I was standing right in front of him at the time, pointing at him with my eyes in boiled blood. “Huh, I didn’t mean to do that” Levi smirked as he stared at me and he seemed to look pleased with his action. “You two took my time a lot, so I couldn’t help but make you move faster” He squeezed both the palms of his hands; even though he smiled at me, there was a fire in his fine eyes. “Oh, I got it” I laughed softly while raising my eyebrows. After seeing my reaction, his face turned even tighter.