Levi Friends Novels & Stories

It would have been easy if it were just those things, like a typical eighteen-year-old. But all this could just be a performance. What if he’s working with that Black Reapers guy and they’re out to destroy everything our family had?! It’s very possible. Tommy was very ambitious. He could be using Levi to not just get revenge on our organization and our family, but to also take over eventually. “Hey,” one of the girls squealed suddenly. We all turned. One of Levi’s friends—tall and well-built—was trying to pull her up from her seat near the edge of the pool. She giggled at first, but when he tugged her arm harder and swung her toward him, the tone shifted.

Unavailable means he plays nice with them but there was no strings attached. Levi admitted he’s young and sexually active but his future was more important. He wants to make his grandmother and his best friend proud. The two are the one family he has. What is love anyway? He often reminded himself that. As long as he has the most important people in his life, I doesn’t need anyone else. *** "Did you hear?" Levi overheard one of his female classmates ask another in the classroom after lunch was over. "Hear what?" A classmate asked back. He wasn't one to eavesdrop to other people's conversation but the next thing he heard roused his curiosity.

Overall, the last month has been hectic but full of joy and progress. Levi is an active and curious young boy who loves spending time with his friends Lane and Cortland. His interests have recently shifted to computers, and with the help of his mentor Coldwell, he is learning how to code. He also has a strong interest in the military, and is always following his uncle Carrington around, peppering him with questions to learn as much as he can. He loves the jargon and lingo of the military and has already picked up on the march steps. He is an eager student and is enjoying expanding his knowledge of the military and computers.

By evening, I was bored out of my mind. So, I did what any sane girl in my position would—I called Levi. “Finally,” she said the second her voice hit the speaker. “I thought you’d vanished into some sugar-daddy dungeon or something.” I laughed, curling up on the couch with my knees tucked under me. “Not sugar daddy. He’s my dad’s best friend, remember?” “Oh my God, you’re saying it like that makes it better.” Her laugh was loud, scandalized. “Babe, you’re playing with pure fire.”

"This all seems weird, doesn't it, Levi? Remember when we were friends before we became rivals?" Levi's gaze softened, memories of their friendship flooding his mind. The bond they had shared, forged through countless adventures and shared laughter, now seemed like a distant echo in the backdrop of their rivalry. But deep down, he knew Sebastian was right. A wistful smile played at the corners of Levi's lips. "Yes, I remember. We used to be inseparable, always there for each other. We were more than just friends, we were brothers. But somewhere along the way, our paths diverged, and our rivalry took center stage."

But this night everything was different. “How can I help you, April? Is everything good with your son? Tell me the little boy is doing okay.” April couldn’t help but smile. Levi had always been a good friend. She could tell by the way Levy worried about her son. Her son and Levi had become good friends once the baby got sick and Levi went to help April to pay the services of the hospital where Lucas was at. From that moment on they became good friends. “Yes, yes, my son is okay.”

He is a bit shy towards other women and if I would be asking him directly, I am sure he would not tell me on how he approach my cousin, “Dionne, I hate what you are thinking right now.’ He mumbled so I burst out laughing. “Is that Levi?” Alaric asked form my side when he sees me talking with my friend. I nod my head before I move the camera to him. “He is, say hi.” “Dude,” He simply greeted. I saw how Levi crease his forehead. “You are together? You are not in your unit, right?” Oh my gosh, he is on it again. My over protected friend.

fooled. “So, to put all that shit to one side, are you still coming out with us tonight, yeah?” Levi asked, his eyes glaring at mine, like he was attempting to intimidate me with his stare. “You barely spend time with us anymore. And you did promise Jaxon.” Jaxon was another of my friends, one of my group of friends that I had grown up with. My pack Gamma too. And tonight was his bachelor party, I guess you could call it, before he gets married next week. I hadn’t forgotten, honest…

Levi replied, "Huh... even if I'm not as good as you, I have a lot of friends. But you, just look at yourself. Since young, except for me, do you have anyone else who is willing to play with you?" Julien sneered. He never wanted to play with those childish peers to begin with. If it wasn't because his family had forced him to play with Levi, he wouldn't have bothered playing with Levi at all. Levi said, "Fine, I know you never cared if you have friends, but what about your girlfriend? Even your girlfriend dumped you. Don't you think that you're a loser?" This was Julien's weak spot. His eyes darkened, and his whole body exuded a cold aura that could make one tremble. Levi was a little scared

he motioned to the waitress before leaving the scene. Levi let out a smile, shaking his head as he looked at him. “You’ll get used to him. I promise.” "Is he always like this?" I had to ask, curious about the dynamics of their friendship. I didn’t understand how someone would willingly deal with that twenty-four seven. "Most of the time," Levi confirmed. Something about Levi struck me as a bit mysterious. He talked a lot, he smiled a lot, but his answers were honest and short. Donni was an open book and mischievous, while Levi was more observant.