Levi Jadi Mayat Novels & Stories

Levi It hurts!..

The country revealed so many things about Levi, and with the new enemies and friends formed, Maya found out that Levi was actually an ancient demon who's lived for hundreds of years. She was his mate, and his demonic powers were so powerful they were almost in par with those of the demon Lord, who had already found his mate a long time ago. Slowly, the naive girl's eyes widened to the new world she had stepped into, and eventually she draws Levi into her world too, and with a few adventures he realizes that his feelings had grown too much to keep being hidden.

Our mouths fell as we stared at our parents, waiting for some explanation. Mom soughed. “I think it’s time you know the truth. You are both old enough to handle it, especially considering your unusual relationship” “Levi was adopted” Dad revealed. “WHAT!” Levi jerked up from his seat, his eyes enlarging. “Calm down Levi, we didn’t adopt you from the orphanage. We found you at our doorstep on a rainy night. You were cold and was left there. We took you to the police station to trace your family but we found a dead couple in the apartment, it was suicide. We decided to raise you instead of taking you to the orphanage”

Levi spat in disgust. I really wished I wasn't here right now. "What do you mean? You are my son!" Theo yelled. "Fuck off" Levi snapped and walked away the sound of the door slamming made me flinch. "I'm sorry for that, he is a bit unstable" Theo apologized and I fought with the urge to glare at him, Levi isn't unstable he just missed his mother and I would be pissed too if I was in his shoes. From what I learned, Theo's ex-wife died of cancer and Levi was only fifteen when it happened.

He completely dismissed the fact that my mother's body was still in the morgue. I screamed hysterically, "Levi, my mom just died of a heart attack, and you're still trying to extract my bone marrow? You're inhuman! I'll never forgive you for this!" Confusion flickered across his face. "What are you talking about?" I glared at him, shouting, "You don't believe me? Just ask anyone! There were so many people at the wedding—they all saw what happened!" Levi hesitated before finally speaking. "Caitlyn, we can't resurrect the dead. The living is more important. Don't you agree?"

Levi mumbled before looking away from Aria. Aria felt her heart drop at the news. "Uhm for how long?" She asked Levi. "I honestly have no idea, because if I'm coming back here without u, And Angelo find out, I'm Dead meat." Levi said his hand in his hair. "If only my men did their work right, non of this would have happened." He mumbled to himself. Aria looked at him for a second she actually felt bad for him to be in this situation, but she had nothing to say to him.

Peace asked as she heard matt's worried voice. "It's Levi," "What happened to Levi?"? "He collapsed." "What?". Peace shouted. "He collapsed? What happened to him?". "I don't know Emma, He has been taken to the hospital and the doctors are talking about a tumor in his head. "A What?"

I said to Jo. “You were unconscious by the time we arrived,” Levi said and I sat down on the chair Jo had been sitting on. “She did everything right though. She got the bullets out, put pressure on the most threatening wound and called us.” “What did you do with Jules?” I asked him. “I disposed of her,” Levi said and I narrowed my eyes at him. “Don’t worry about it. She’ll never be found.” “How are you feeling?” Thalia asked me and I turned to look at her.

I yelled at him and tackled him back into his own realm. Levi turned to look at me and he gave me a smile. “My time is done, Jericho. I’ve had a long life, a good life. I only had one regret and now I can be with her again. My suffering is finally over.” “No,” I said and shook my head as Death went to stand next to Levi. “Yes, Jericho. Go be great,” he said and they both disappeared and I was back in my own realm, looking at his body once more.

LEVI’S POV "I know right," I replied as I grabbed both of our school bags, then paid our drinks. “I can’t walk properly, right? What happened, Levi? Did I d-damaged my b-brain already?” he asked as I helped him walked outside the bar. He was struggling from walking so I had to help him. His white uniform was stained already, his hair was greasy, and his actions were slow and clumsy. “Let me see,” I uttered. “Difficulty in walking, blurred vision, red cheeks, impaired memory... yes, I guess.”