Levi Lennox Novels & Stories

Taking a slow breath, she closed the folder, picked up the coffee, and made her way toward the dining area. Levi was already there, seated at the head of the long mahogany table. He was reading a financial newspaper, completely focused. He wore a crisp charcoal suit, his dark hair immaculate, radiating the kind of effortless power that only came with extreme wealth. On the plate in front of him sat a simple, untouched piece of dry toast and a cup of espresso. He didn't lift his eyes when she entered, but he spoke the moment her heels clicked against the hardwood. "You didn't sleep well."

The doorbell rings and I get up, quickly, to answer it. Lennox is standing at the door smirking. “Are you ready, baby girl?” I grin in response. Lennox looks good as always with his caramel skin. He is 6’4 and solid with muscles. He is always catching the eyes of all women he comes across. His hazel eyes always seem to glitter with excitement. Lennox rocks a tapered haircut, with the top in twists. He has his ends dyed blonde.

And the owner was the same man who had claimed my innocence. I glanced around and quickly spotted Lennox not too far away. He was standing with his hands in his pockets, talking to a group of women. They seemed like giddy teenagers fawning over their crush. What was so charming about Lennox? His face didn’t even show a smile. Was a man’s stoic demeanor attractive now? Perhaps his best asset was his youthful appearance—despite claiming to be over thirty-five, he still looked so young. And unlike others in his position, he didn’t look like he’d gone under surgery. Maybe being rich had its perks—he probably had no other worries but growing his wealth.

the medical technology was progressing rapidly and he had a hunch it would be okay very soon. "Levi, how are they?" Levi Lexor was observing the condition of the patients and making notes. He saw the message being displayed in his comm but he did not attempt to reply. "Levi, do you need funds?" "Hello, Aster Brooks." Here there was another person who loved money like Lia. Levi Lexor. He was the second son of the Lexor family. Aster knew his younger brother Oggy. That was his nickname but everyone called him that. They were rivals in the game "Legends of ME" when they were young.

George asked in a friendly tone of voice. "I'm better now. Just need to wait a few more hours to go home,” Louisa explained. Mr. George was seen nodding his head slowly. Then turned his gaze to Henry who seemed to be starting to lower his head a little there. And turned again to look at the man standing right beside him. “Louisa, introduce me, this is Lenore Josh Caldor. He is the owner of the company Caldor Styles. And just call him Lenore," said Mr. George introduced the man who had come with him.

"Proceed. I don't want to know anything about Goodwin until night." "But…" The assistant's hesitant voice came from the other end. Levian raised his eyebrows, looking determined. "Don't worry, Goodwin will regret messing up with the Nolans and Carters." "I'm on it, sir." Levian smiled, satisfied with his assistant's answer. At night, he went to pick Luna up at Bailey Corporation as promised. He turned up the temperature in the car, and dialed her phone. "I'm here, Luna." Without realizing it, he was smiling.

"Did you have fun? Did you have so much fun fooling me Lennox? You know I actually heard rumors about you having an affair with my sister but I never believed it because I thought you loved me. I thought...I thought... you had some high moral standards... but...but turns out I was Fucking wrong!!!" I've heard people say men are scums, traitors and cheaters but I never expected it to be Lennox. Aside the fact that he adores me so much, he's a highly respected Doctor in the city and a CEO as well. He controls the Winthrop hospitals and other assets. "Oh! Please stop playing the victim card Diamond.”he fired at me, a tone he had never used on me before not to mention the disgust in his eyes.

“You’ve got some nerve showing up here again,” Kai Lennox said, voice low and edged with warning as he slid a fresh scotch across the polished bar top exactly at 11:47 p.m. “One night, remember? I don’t do encores for suits who think they own the city *and* my ass.”

She held out her hand and a taxi pulled up in front of her, jumped in and drove away from her in a matter of seconds. **** Gerald Lennox parked his car in front of the bar where his friends were waiting for him, threw the keys to the guard to park his BMW, and entered the place, walking with a firm step, showing his meter and a half height in the middle of the crowd, crew. At thirty, he was the CEO of the multinational food company Lennox. He had a cold and bluish look, his skin was white, and his hair was dark, he was wearing light blue jeans, a gray shirt, and a black blazer.

And how do you know him? "We went to the same boarding schools and varsity. But Levi quit business school after he flunked his first year, and he switched to computer sciences despite his old man's protests. He's one of the best programmers in the city. A few years ago, he founded Chassis Studios with his best friend, Mark." The elevator slid open. Eden stepped inside and asked, "what is up with rich people and family feuds?" "The Andersons don't have a family feud," Liam protested as he followed behind her.