Levi Cries Novels & Stories

"No, Mimi. I'm sorry I never called but it wasn't because of you. Creed and I had an argument when he brought me here. So I was mad at him and all the other adults." I wiped away her sparkling tears. Mia had the effect of making others around her cry when she did. Maybe it's because she was a happy-go-lucky kid and when she cried it was a heartbreaking sight. "You can make it up to me with those pancakes," she sniffled and I hugged her again while fighting the urge to cry. "Deal." "What is happening why do I feel like crying?" Levi whispered. "Shhh," I mouthed. Mia gasped. "Okay, you suffocating me! I'm still growing."

She still kept crying as she held onto my shoulders. "What happened?" Levi asked, looking over my shoulder concerned. "She just hit herself on accident, honey." I replied. "Maybe I can make her feel better!" He proposed. As I was going to protest nicely, Levi began to play "Peek-a-boo" with her. Even though she was still sobbing at first, Levi's funny faces made her giggle eventually. I wiped the tears off her face and smiled at Sebastian, who rolled his eyes. "She's such a drama queen."

I confess truthfully, as sadness swam and panged within my heart, causing tears to brim at my eyes. "I will. Take care, little minx. I'll miss... annoying you." Levi retorts sarcastically, but I can see the sadness hiding in his eyes. "Goodbye, Levi." I murmur softly, before watching as he soars back into the night.

“Claire!“ Levi's voice rises, snapping me to attention. Then he says softly, “Nothing is wrong with your face. You only hit your head, and you'll be fine. Okay?“ I sigh, before slapping his shoulders. “Then why were you crying earlier? I thought something bad happened to me.“ “Crying?“ He chuckles, rolling his eyes. “Was I crying? I wasn't... crying. Why would I cry? You're safe. You're going to recover and come home… soon...” His voice drops an octave in the last sentence; his smile fades, and then silence falls. Come home? Really? I pull away from him, lay back on the bed, yanking the blanket from under his weight and tossing myself to the other side. The wall.

The solemn look on his face made me tear up. "Yeah," I said self-deprecatingly. "Too bad he never noticed." "That's his loss." Levi patted my shoulder lightly. "Someone as exceptional as you deserves someone better." My tears fell before I could stop them. Years of hurt, sacrifice, and unmet expectations all came pouring out in that moment. I tried to hide it, but the tears came like a flood I couldn't stop. All of a sudden, I was pulled into a warm hug. Levi didn't hold me tightly. As he gently wrapped his arms around me, he rhythmically patted my back.

He muttered and I frowned, trying the hardest not to let the tears slip down. “You…" But I couldn't help it as I bursted out crying. Levi immediately pulled me closer and even though I tried pushing him away, he held onto me tightly and I soon succumbed to his warmth as I wrapped my arms around his waist and cried on his chest. “I promise she caught me off guard" He murmured as he caressed my head and I sniffled before glancing up at him. “But you didn't push her away" I murmured and he sighed. “I was too stunned and I…"

Although Levian and Andrew didn’t cry, they looked solemn. The atmosphere was depressing indeed. "Mel, don't cry. I'll always be with you. I'll always love you!" Levian said, caressing Melody’s head gently. His eyes shone bright with a gentle light, giving him a reliable impression. Luna looked up at Levian with red eyes. She sniffed. She had cried too hard just now, and her eyes and nose felt very uncomfortable. Levian gave her some tissues. "Thank you for coming."

The girl’s designer blouse was crumpled on the floor by a rare Ming vase. I didn't move. I didn't speak. I just watched the final, shuddering release. Her eyes snapped open first. She saw me, frozen in the doorway, and the breath caught in her throat in a strangled choke. The movement broke Eddie’s focus. He slowly turned his head, his face still flushed, the green of his eyes dark and hard. It was Bella Levert. The daughter of Jamie Levert. I recognized the expensive highlights and the fear already etched into her features. She is perhaps the same age as me, with big, tear-filled eyes.

“You’re a disgrace, Ava. I tried to have sympathy for you. I even let you work under me, but clearly you’re not even good for that.” I didn’t flinch. Not this time. “That job you gave me? It was nothing. I wanted to know who I was dealing with. And you’ve made it really easy.” Lydia blinked. Her smile wavered for the first time. “What are you talking about?” I shifted my weight, standing taller despite the dull pain in my side. “That company you keep throwing in my face? It won’t be yours much longer.” The silence that followed was thick.

The doctor said before leaving the room, along with the other nurses. I pulled the chair and set it beside Levi's bed. I took a seat as I gently take his hand in mine. I almost flinched upon feeling how cold his hand is. His skin looks deathly pale, making the bruises on his skin look bright in color. "I'm sorry, Levi. I should've insisted on coming with you. Maybe this wouldn't have happened." I whispered to Levi as the tears start to uncontrollably flow down my face.