Levi Friends Novels & Stories

I smoothened my hair and my short dress before proceeding in his direction but I didn’t get far when Hilary appeared from absolutely who knows where and positioned herself in front of me. Startled, I jumped back a little. “Hilary… Hi.” I tried not to stammer. “Hey Livy.” She said bluntly. “Your brother isn’t at the party.” “He isn’t?” I said genuinely surprised. Then I shrugged. “Maybe he went home tired. He did train a lot this week.” “Your Nerd Friend isn’t here as well.” Hilary said flipping her hair past her shoulders as if her words were meant to mean something.

Levi suddenly slumped to the floor, "Yosef, you've got to help me. I'm not asking for much. Just give me back that ten billion. That's all the cash Linton Group has. Without it, we can't keep the business running. We're going to crash and burn!" His face was a mask of panic as he tried to throw himself at Yosef's feet, pleading for mercy, but he was blocked once more. Levi's voice cracked through his tears, "Yosef, you're like a brother to me, and Mira, you're like a sister. We've played together since we were little. Mira, can't you vouch for me? My mom always said you were her best friend. Remember how you used to hit the malls together back in the day?"

On my wedding day, I had just stepped onto the aisle when a ripple of laughter spread through the crowd. "Take it all off, and she's got a body on her! Look at her face, like she's enjoying it!" I turned toward the voices and saw my ex-husband's photos of me blown up across the giant screen. They kept changing, one after another, explicit and impossible to ignore. All around the room, phones were already coming up as people started taking pictures. My hands began to shake. Out of the corner of my eye, I saw my mother collapse. Behind Leon Coleman, Allison Fleming slapped her thigh and raised her voice, loud enough for everyone to hear. "Oh, wow. Leon showed these to the guys yesterda

Dylan was livestreaming. In the stream, he stood on the roof of a building over twenty stories high, looking heartbroken. "I do not want to live anymore. Life is too exhausting. "I had a best friend. Every time he was at his lowest, I stepped up for him. But when I fell on hard times, he only kicked me while I was down. "I had no money for rent and stayed at his place for three months. Every day, I did laundry, cooked, mopped the floor, wiped tables, and even paid for household supplies. Yet he not only kicked me out, he is now demanding nearly a million dollars in rent from me.

I just remembered that I have this test I need to study for and I've been so busy with the food truck that I haven't read anything at all. "What?" Samson frowned, foiled. "The party just started" "I'm sorry," Sasha mouthed at him, beseechingly. "What a shame, huh?" Claire remarked. "We'd have loved to have some drinks… I want to get to know all of Kaleb's friends." "Oh… Kaleb is Mr popular" said Samson jokingly, "It will take a while before you get to know all of his friends" "Well, I intend to," said Claire cheerfully.

I asked as I piled the old newspaper aside. “Yeah, enough not to kill me,” Levi joked. He has an asthma. He was already carrying that illness since he was a child. He treated nebulizers as his best toy. And of course, I knew everything about him. He’s my childhood friend. “So what pisses you up, stern-looking-girl.” “Something related to men,” I rigidly answered. He dramatically touched his chest and made a crying face. “Oh! Is it because of me?” “How can you say it’s because of you?”

Levi shrugged his shoulders as he chewed on the chips in his mouth before swallowing it then washing it down with the remaining content in the sprite before speaking up, "I was waiting for the pizza, and I got quite friendly with three ladies." "Ooou, Levi's getting friendly here, isn't he?" I drawled out before continuing, "It's a nice thing, you being friendly with girls, I mean. It's good for you." Ever since Levi's fiancee died in a car accident, Levi has vowed off mingling with girls, no matter how hot or loving they are, so me hearing about him being delayed by a bunch of ladies was a pretty good news to my ears.

Stefan looked confused as he kept a frown on his face. “Who are my friends?” “Harrison and Levi. I think you were really harsh to them earlier,” she explained. Stefan leaned back in his chair, looking indifferent. “They’re not my friends,” he said simply. “Then who are they to you if not your friends?” “Harrison is a doctor, and Levi is an unwanted guest. I need you to do me a favor and stay away from them, especially Levi,” Stefan said firmly, his tone leaving no room for argument.

Things start to go dark and the next thing I know I’m waking up in my bed staring at the ceiling with that same annoying beeping coming from my phone on the nightstand. Levi POV “So, how have things been for you this month?” I asked one of the only signal guys I knew from back in high school. We started meeting here about once a month about two years ago. He had started to feel the same way I was. Like we were being left behind. “Not bad. Found out I’m going to be an uncle again.” “How many is that now? They’re up to what eight, now?” I said referring to Keegan’s sister Sophie and her mate Liam.

He slid off the table, his heavy boots making a sharp cracking sound against the concrete. "I came here to tell you to stop," I said, my chest heaving as he started walking toward me. "I love Liya. She’s my best friend. I love her too much to do this, to let you play whatever sick game you’re playing." "Who said anything about a game?" Leo didn't stop. He closed the distance between us in three long strides. "Don't," I gasped, stepping back, but my shoulder blades slammed straight into the cold brick wall.