Levi Dying Novels & Stories

“They did nothing wrong.” Levi tilted his head, studying me with mild interest, as though I were an inconvenience rather than a mother whose world he had obliterated. “My daughter,” I continued, my hands curling into fists. “She was innocent. Her only crime was being your granddaughter.” Something inside me cracked open at the memory of Fiona’s small body, cold and lifeless, wrapped in white. The last piece of humanity I had left shattered completely. Levi sighed, waving one hand dismissively. “I never meant for the kids to die,” he said casually. “I only wanted to distract and scare Rolex. Things got out of hand.”

Levi's face pales, and his eyes shift focus. I step closer, the truth dawning on me. “You told me his mother was dead. While giving birth. She bled. Remember?” Silent. That's what I get. Again. Levi's hands fall from his face, his shoulders slumping in defeat. The perfect cheerful man I remember? Is gone. Now I don't know what I'm looking at. Guilt? Shame? Broken? God, he isn't making this any easier. “Levi, talk to me!”

Remaining as quiet as possible, I lean against it, my ear pushed tightly against the wood. Voices barely penetrate through the door, but it’s enough to let me eavesdrop on their conversation. Levi and Wes stand just on the other side arguing. “I don’t like lying to her, Wes. She’d want to know. She deserves to know.” Why would Levi be pleading with Wes. He’s my father, what he says goes. Wes’s reply is full of anger, his words snappy with each syllable. “Do you really think she’ll benefit from being told she died? That her heart stopped for thirty seconds, a minute, I don’t know, I was in a black out panic.”

“That is why I am telling you. Do I look like a moron to you? If I can’t tell anyone then my life is doomed. Even though you and I don’t get along much. I know you love me and wouldn’t want me dead.” “Truth is, I don’t mind you dying by my hands. It would be a waste of energy to have someone else do it. I might burn the kingdom down if that happens.” She grinned sheepishly, “You do love me after all.” Levi hissed, “Don’t think like that. I don’t like nor love you. You look like Mother too much, it bothers me. Almost like it is her way of haunting me for being a coward.” “You don’t have to feel bad….”

Levi? Is he really alive? Rumors claimed he had a terrible motor accident and fell into a coma, but other sources said he died a month later, and that was seven years ago. So, how is this possible? Is Luke just messing with me? Is he trying to shock me to death before the Alpha does? "Luke, you can go to hell with this lie," I told him, trying to compose myself. "Raina, don't mind Luke; it's just a lie. Don't be afraid; Levi is dead," I reassured myself inwardly.

"How dare you cross Mr. Wright, you ungrateful rascal? Apologize to him this instant!" Jesse had lost all his swagger, but he still couldn't bring himself to apologize to me. He clenched his jaw so tightly his teeth nearly shattered, yet he refused to utter a single word. Livid, James rained blows and curses down on Jesse. But no matter how hard they played the victim or begged for mercy, after hearing about what I had been through recently, Mom and Dad refused to give them another chance. Not only did they kick them out, but they also exposed their identity theft to the public. From that day on, no one would ever dare to hire them again.

My undercover mission goes wrong, and I'm captured, only to discover that the man I've loved for years is the heir to a powerful crime family. Desperate to keep me alive, Caspian hides me on a remote island. "Be good and stay here, Elowen. Once I convince my father to let you go, I'll come back for you." Only later do I learn the truth. The island is where the Hale family banishes its enemies and traitors. For an entire year, I fight to survive, coming close to death more times than I can count. When I finally escape, I return to the Hale residence to find my identical twin sister nestled in Caspian's arms. "Caspian, Elowen and I were both captured a year ago. Why did you save me and le

"Why? Are you going to shoot me like you did to them?" Levi's eyes narrowed and lowered his face to match mine. "Why are you testing my patience?" he asked with a smile. "Did you think I wouldn't try?" I breathed deeply. "No. I don't believe you can kill me, Levi. Ariel and Dad are still alive!" He raised his eyebrows at what he heard. "Ariel? Don't joke. Ariel is dead and the one who's singing on stage now is his twin, Seariel." "W-What?"

October cold made the surface ripple like a warning. People chanted: “JUMP! JUMP! JUMP!” “It’s literally thirty-eight degrees,” I muttered. “He’s going to die.” Jackson folded his arms. “Natural selection.” Levi cannonballed, screaming before he even hit the water, and resurfaced with a sound that could only be described as pure regret. “WHAT THE—MY ORGANS JUST SHUT DOWN—” People cheered like it was the greatest thing they’d ever seen. Someone handed Levi a beer as he crawled out shivering, and he chugged it like it was a medical necessity.

Levi recounted “Is that all?” I inquired “Well sir, this is a bit too emotional for one person to bear alone” Levi answered back and also avoided eye contact. “There is more to it” “Sir….” Levi said “Speak” I ordered. “Well sir, I didn't want to scare you but my mother had passed away during a coma and-” “That is enough” I cut him short “Sorry sir” Levi bowed his head remorsefully “Don’t bother, She will recover anytime now” I said out loud like I was trying to convince myself rather than convince Levi Wake up Maddy, we need you.