Levi Erwin Novels & Stories

Rianto was quite surprised. Last night, after Lily went home to rest, Erwin had come to visit her. He spoke quite convincingly. He looked responsible and nurturing. In terms of career, Erwin was known as a successful businessman. Rianto knew that for sure. As long as he was a neighbor, Rianto sometimes chatted with a man only two years above his beloved daughter. Rianto asked Erwin many things. In addition to assessing who would be Lily's future husband, he also learned from experience. It was enough that Levi Mathias hurt his heart as a father.

Klaus removed his robe, his sweatpants and sleeveless white shirt remained as he set the bottles of bourbon on the ring. “I don’t give a shit if you’re handicapped, Evan,” he murmured, tossing over a bandage wrap. “Enemies don’t care if you’re on your period and suffering from PMS.” Devin chortled beside me. I glared at him. He’s deemed to be on my team, that’s why I brought him here, plus I needed his plane. I should really buy one one of these days instead of borrowing planes from these infuriating men.

she stammered and tried to regain her composure. Levi wasn't just any man. He was the heir to one of the world’s most powerful business empires, the only son of a billionaire mogul who had built his fortune with ruthless precision. From a young age, Levi had been groomed to take over the family dynasty, his path seemingly set in stone. But instead of merely stepping into his father’s shadow, he had chosen a different route.

Levi, gazing out the window with a now relaxed expression, finally spoke as the sedan came to a stop in front of the mansion. "Find that guy and bring him to me, alive." Upon hearing the command, Xavier turned around, his face hinting his confusion about whom to bring. “The Baker?” Xavier asked gruffly. Suddenly, Levi's green eyes gleamed, turning red almost instantly. “The dude from his post cards, you idiot, Finn!” He growled, immediately neutralising his expression and a tiny figure rushed toward him. “Daddy! Daddy!” Lily, his four-year-old daughter, launched herself into his arms, squealing as he lifted her effortlessly.

Liv crossed his arms across his chest, expressing his displeasure: "After the competition the other day, he won first place, he became even more cocky and unlikable." Erwin raised an eyebrow, turning out to be the winner of a contest. He walked to the office that Vanessa James had prepared specifically for him. Listening to Liv's words, Vanessa went to find her nephew, Franky, so she won't return to Vanessa's office today. But after Vanessa James heard that Erwin had come to the office, Vanessa lent Erwin her assistance. Just in time, Erwin asked his assistant to buy him a new phone. Erwin thought that if he could not be contacted, Frederick would definitely be worried.

Levi King is the polar opposite of his little brother. While they resemble one another, Levi is just as tall as Devin, standing at six-foot-two, lean and muscular. Dark, soulfully deep brown eyes lined with long, dark curly lashes that would make most girls green with envy. Light brown hair that he keeps shaved at the sides and tied up most of the time in a man bun. Levi is through and through the bad boy next door. Rides a motorbike, need I say more? His laidback persona only adds to his sex appeal. He’s ever so charming and has a smile so gorgeous it will melt the panties right off you. Unlike Devin, who is the responsible one, Levi doesn’t like to be tied down. He’s all about living and e

Another man—another face that mirrored Daniel's—was calling himself her mate again? Another thread of fate trying to tie itself to her? Why did this world take pleasure in tormenting me? Before any of us could speak, Levi's phone rang. He stared at the screen for a moment, clenching his jaw. Then he left. Just walked away, without even attempting to hide the anger burning in his eyes. The moment he disappeared, I turned to Erin. I didn't hide the confusion. Or the frustration. Or the ache. "Why?" I asked quietly.

"I can whip you up a green power smoothie, if you like?" Levi was the son of Lincoln, the late owner of Linc's Diner who past away a little over a year ago from a heart attack. That is why Levi is so gungho on health and fitness. I don't blame him but you also couldn't pay me to drink one of those things instead of my warm, amazing, hazelnut coffee.

Evelyn answer with a blank face and stern tone, which she always used against them. “Very good decision Evelyn, absolutely correct. You should move on, forget about Skylar now. I think you should concentrate on your career, complete your studies first.” Levi blabbers many things. Although he made a fake sad face, still his inward excitement was reflecting on his words. “I have completed my majors in business studies in LA, now I will join my sister’s business and take it to the height of success.” Evelyn completed her words in a usual rude tone with a blank face and walked from there without waiting for them to answer.