Levi Friends Novels & Stories

“The accident, losing Avery, Amie’s health scares, the drama with Lauren, everything with Alex… You were fighting for your life, literally and emotionally. I couldn’t add my mess on top of yours. I didn’t want to burden you.” I sobbed openly now, clutching the phone tighter. “You are not a burden. You’re my best friend. I’m so sorry I didn’t notice. I’m so sorry I was such a bad friend that you felt like you couldn’t tell me.” Mia sniffled. “Stop. You’re not a bad friend. You’ve been surviving. That’s different. I’m the one who chose to keep it inside.” We cried together for a while, the kind of raw, honest crying that only happens between people who have known each other through every seaso

ELLE Rule number one: Best friends don't keep secrets from each other. Rule number two: Best friends come first before anyone else. Rule number three: Best friends must always have each other’s backs. Rule number four: Best friends must attend important events together. Rule number five: Best friends will not ditch each other for popularity. Rule number six: Your best friend's brother is your brother, not your lover. Rule number seven: Best friends must celebrate birthdays together — always. Rule number eight: You must support your best friend's dreams and ambitions. Rule number nine: No lies - no matter what.

“This is for external injuries.” Levi muttered, “So, all of you were lying to me earlier. You had medications this whole time but didn’t give me any.” The sisters rolled their eyes at him. Levi was born a socializer, so he was particularly friendly with Angeline and the sisters. Moreover, his leg injury was getting better day by day, but he had no intention of leaving. He would hang around the bunch of sisters every day, which made the Ghost members who had never been close to women look down on him very much.

Theo replied as he continued scrolling through his phone. “Let’s have a movie night then. We’ll bring popcorn and drinks” Lisa said excitedly and Dani laughed. “You sound like you’ve never had a movie night before,” Dani said and Lisa nodded. “Except with my elder sisters and my family in general; I didn’t have close friends to bring home for movie nights” Lisa confessed and Dani pursed her lips. “Ohh. So which type of movie are we going for?” Dani asked trying to share Lisa’s excitement. Theo noticed what she was trying to do and smiled.

Levi knows Mateo never makes promises, then why did he decide to take such a big responsibility on his head nor does he know what is the relationship between the two or how he knows her and her family. Levi knows just as much as he was told by Mateo. Levi doesn’t ask too many questions. He is hardly ever curious, but this girl made him scratch his brain. He wanted to know about her and his friend and when he asked – Mateo told him as much as he could and Levi believe him. Mateo doesn’t lie. When he wants to hide the truth, he just goes silent. Levi’s lack of inquiry about all matters is probably why he and Mateo are friends. But here, he had to know – this girl is staying so close to Mateo –

He felt like he had seen him somewhere. "Hello." Ethan and Jake greeted each other and shook hands. "Who is he, Reyna?" Jake asked, pointing his finger at Cole. "Jake, he's my best friend, he is like a brother to me," Ethan said, encircling his arm around Cole's shoulder. "Hello, Cole." As Jake greeted Cole, he gave a tight-lipped smile to Jake. They all settled down and began talking, while Cole tried to recall where he had last seen Jake.

If not, it is a waste of all my efforts today. “Percy, Raz, this is Avery Taylor - a friend,” Levi said bluntly, so his friends quickly welcomed me. Over time, I wondered more and more why did they became friends with Cormac. All of them are easy-going people, but surprisingly they have a friend who seems to be covered by heaven and earth. Speaking of that stubborn man, where is he? I spent the first one hour talking to the boys. They had so much fun talking and were really kind. I’ve already taken some shots, but that guy still doesn’t really show up.

Kira's pov I cleaned my hands with a napkin and ran to my phone that had been ringing for some seconds now. I smiled as I saw Daniel on the screen. My best friend. He's just the only friend I have since college. I clicked the green button and placed the phone on my left ear. "Dani, what's up?" I beamed with a smile. "The sky is up." He replied sharply. Oh oh! I ain't expecting that. "Anyways, what's this early morning call all about?" I asked him while I walked away from the kitchen to the sitting room.

Levi shifts his eyes to them and puts his head down in shame. I looked at the five boys who were laughing and squint to have a better look. They all looked like the rebellious type, the type somehow Levi gets attracted to. "Do you know them Levi?" I asked and jerk my head in their direction. Levi bits his bottom lip and nods almost reluctantly. "They're my friends, I came here with them because they wanted some snacks." I rolled my eyes. Snacks my ass. " I'd love to get to know your friends Levi, they look friendly enough, why don't you call them over?" I said sarcasm dripping from my tone.

“But I’m free today, so let’s get a drink together.” Apart from being a very good friend of mine, Levi was also my business partner and brother in law. We’ve been friends since Highschool and he was my advisor before joining the business. I didn’t mind his somewhat pushy personality because it sometimes reminded me not to get too serious. Even though I seemed to be at ease, I was worried about Friday and hoped that my announcement wasn’t going to cause a huge fuss.