Levi Garrison Novel Novels & Stories

With some inheritance because he was too lazy to take care of the gana gini property during his marriage with his wife. Where does he get off thinking about his karma? To him, it was the most bullshit thing that could happen. Until the official letter came out, Levi seemed to have found a new world. A world that Lily could not give him. And that was also the beginning of the collapse of Levi Mathias.

And that’s when I knew. Levi wasn’t ordinary. He wasn’t a plumber. Or a wanderer. Or some man who'd just forgotten where he came from. He was someone. Someone expensive. Raised, maybe not rich, but definitely... important. Precise. Educated. And he was going to remember that. Soon. And when he did- He’d leave. *** That night, I couldn’t sleep. He had fallen asleep quickly, like always. Calm. Breathing deep. Like nothing had changed.

Gaia cooed, dragging her fingers through my hair as she shifted closer, “You’re still upset, aren’t you? About that blind pup? You don’t have to think about her anymore. I’m here now. I’ll make you forget her.” “Can you?” I murmured, cupping her face and staring at her wide dark green eyes. An image of Aquamarine’s bloodshot eyes immediately flashed in my mind. I closed my eyes and bit my tongue. But before I could push Gaia away, the door opened without a knock. Levi. Levi stepped inside, holding something in his hand. His eyes were cold and his lips were pressed to a thin line. He didn’t spare Gaia a glance. He didn’t even bow. He just marched straight to me.

“To answer the knight, this humble man was once a gamma in the Marshland Army, but was removed when the lord changed. I live in the forest now. I survive there.” Up close, I noticed just how tall he was. “You are talented,” Sir Calhoun told him. “If you do not mind, come with me and train under me. You will teach the young knights.” The man hesitated. “No… I am fine in the forest.” “I insist,” Sir Calhoun said again. After a beat, the masked man nodded. “Very well. I am Levi, a former gamma.” “Guard the lady’s carriage, Gamma Levi,” Sir Calhoun ordered gently. “You must allow the healers to tend to you after.”

I rushed over to join the soldiers, fighting off the bigger wolves and making sure none tried to sneak into the pack. “Glad you came” Dawson said, snapping the neck of one of the enemies. “Are these rogues?” I asked, breaking the limbs of another wolf that attempts to attack me. “No, I have reasons to believe they belong to….” “Levi” I said, noticing his presence outside of the boarders. He had a huge smirk on his face and turned around to leave. “Direct the soldiers and make sure no one goes into the pack. I have an unfinished score to settle with him” I said to Dawson, who has also seen Levi before he disappeared into the bushes.

Spending time with Emiline had been so pleasing, he’d forgotten that he still didn’t know very much about what Napoleon’s men were doing now that the emperor was exiled. Inwardly, he cringed. What would his crew think of him now? They’d certainly think he was slacking in his duties and that he had a weak mind—neither of which was something Gabe wanted to be known for. Levi, the stable boy, sauntered out of the stable, brushing straw off his trousers. The boy—perhaps not a boy any longer since a small patch of facial hair grew on his chin—had been working for Uncle Henry since Gabe could remember. If memory served, Levi’s family was also servants here.

The boy handed Levi a piece of paper that was folded into a neat square. Levi took the note from him and the boy scurried away. He sat down on the chair again as he unfolded the paper. "Hello my lovelies," he read, "as you've figured by now I have Garry with me. You all don't like him anyway so I might as well put the runt out of his misery." "What no." I moved to hover behind Levi so I could see into the note.

Cassandra’s POV I watched everything unravel. From the very moment Malum and I stepped into the Harrison estate, something felt off—like we had walked straight into a trap dressed up as an invitation. The air was too polished, the smiles too rehearsed, the stares too sharp. I should have trusted that instinct. Instead, I watched.

He had not spoken since we left the warehouse, his fury simmering just beneath the surface. The weight of the detonator in my lap felt heavier than it should have been. Livia had left it behind, whether by accident or design, I did not know. But if she was willing to bring explosives into the equation, then this war had just escalated into something far worse. Levi pulled up to the estate, the iron gates swinging open as the guards let us through. The moment the car stopped, he was out and rounding to my side before I could even open the door.

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.