Levi Heichou Novels & Stories

"And you came here on your own." Of course, Natalie snorted. He was right about that one. And he was right on the money about her recklessness, too. It wouldn't have hurt so much, and she wouldn't have been so angry with him earlier if it wasn't true. But she'd foolishly assumed he had lured her over here to teach her a lesson out of concern for her safety. There was clearly more to this whole arrangement, and after her chat with Mrs Ackerman, the scales had certainly fallen from her eyes. "Strauss is my mother's maiden name," Levi explained. "And well, CL is for Charles Leviticus. I'm sure you're aware of this. If you aren't, you would have known it if you'd read my note."

I tell him, stepping past him when Levi opens the door to let us in. We take our seats and wait for my father to start the meeting, since Gene left to go and make preparations at East River with Zac and Cally, Levi has stepped up as second in command, so sits on my father's right side, while I'm on his left and Darius is beside me as my future Beta.

He was tall and dressed in an exceptionally dark suit. His skin was the palest Chole had ever seen, but it only enhanced his striking appearance—especially the silver lip ring that stood out against his complexion. "Hi there," he spoke with a slight smile. He probably thought it looked friendly, but instead, it carried a dangerous edge—one that somehow made him look even better. "Who... are you?" Chole asked, blindsided by his male beauty. "Levi," he replied simply. "I overheard your frustration. You need money, but you don't want to work for it. I understand that, and I can help you."

I’ve decided to say only the positive things about Levi. “I heard CEO Levi is also the CEO of Mitchell Corporation. He is the only son, single, and thirty-three years old. The CEO is quite popular among doctors and nurses. He just started managing the hospital several months ago, but I think he was doing fine.” I said, and she was smiling while listening to me. “You can ask me questions. I might know the answer.” I said, and she nodded. “What is his full name?” “Levi Alexander Mitchell.” I looked at her in confusion. “He did not introduce himself to you?” I asked, and she shook his head. Wow! How rude. He looked pissed off this morning, but he should not let his mood affect his work.

“And who’s this?” Levi, who had been looking around the compound with a kind of overwhelmed awe, immediately bristled at Eli’s tone. The defensiveness snapped back into place like a shield. “I’m Levi,” he said, his voice a challenge. “Who’re you?” Eli’s eyebrows rose slightly. “I’m Eli. Head of perimeter security. And we have a protocol for new arrivals.” “Yeah? What’s the protocol? A pat-down and a cavity search?” Levi shot back, crossing his arms. “I just spent two days with these two. I think they vouch for me not having a bomb up my ass.”

Elder Levi stared at her as if to probe the secret deep in her heart. After a long time, he slowly said a sentence: “If you are having some bad thoughts, you should give up. We, Levis, are not easy to touch.” Having been around for ten years, what kind of person is there that you have not met? Just looking at him could see through, Nadia for Carwyn does not simply love. Her eyes were still mixed with many other things. Already seen through? Nadia suddenly stopped smiling, she coldly asked: "Grandpa, do you still remember Mark Anthony?" Old man Levi calmly replied: "Of course, it's your father, who was also a senior employee of our JK. But unfortunately, many years ago he passed away in a tra

, he finally commanded as he gave me his back. The first thing I noticed was his broad shoulders. Muscular and Potent. It carried the largest tattoo on his upper body. Hezekiah. His name was Hezekiah. This was the weirdest thing I'd ever seen or imagined. A man walks into a store, points a gun at two people, only to have his back scratched? Wow. The world had more psychopaths than I ever imagined. I gently and smoothly scratched his back while giving his shoulders a little unprofessional massage. I continued to do this until I found a rhythm and his tensed shoulders fell into relaxation.

a voice said. Lydia turned to see Leo standing in the doorway. At fifteen, he was a head taller than her, with a lean, athletic build and eyes that held the same steady clarity as Adrian’s. He didn't carry the weight of the Voss legacy; he carried the responsibility of the future. He wore the dark blue tunic of a Reach Ambassador. "It’s strange to think it’s all out there now," Lydia said, leaning against the stone railing. "Every secret Julian tried to hide. Every blueprint. Every failure."

We have been after them for a whole month and they think yelling and stubbornness is going to save them? I moved closer to Ashely’s cell gate, standing in front of it. “You want to know who I am? Well, let me introduce myself. I am Kilhan, the son of Late Alpha Elsher, whom you had an affair with.” Saying this, I saw her eyes slowly widen in shock. Her hands fell from the gate and she took two steps backwards. “Yeah. I knew that name would ring a bell. And I want to believe you know why you are here.” I added.

They were strong and war the armor of Gammas. “Oh, Judy…” I heard a familiar voice. I lifted my gaze to meet my combat professor's startled expression. “Professor…” I breathed, still unable to look at the Alpha in front of me. “We were just talking about you,” he told me, giving a nervous chuckle; he couldn’t look at the Alpha and he kept his eyes on me. “I want to introduce you to Alpha Levi Churchill.” My mind nearly burst in my head. Alpha Levi Churchill was one of the powerful Lycan Chairmen and the one going around with the Elite Gamma force to recruit students for the competition.