Levi Obey Me Novels & Stories

Louis raised his head, yapping at me to shift. "I will not," I answered. "Not unless you explain the situation to me." "Stop being so stubborn," Levi snapped. "You are wasting precious time! Your time!" "I am not!" I disagreed. "I have all the time in the world and..." "Shift or climb on my back!" Levi interrupted me with a growl. "It does not matter to me either way. We need to leave right now, or I'll drag your ass down there!" "You wouldn't dare?" I gasped in shock. Now Levi was getting carried away.

Levi's POV "You there!" I called, beckoning one of the Kingdom's informants. He looked around like he didn't think he was the one I was actually pointing at first. "Me?" He said, before looking around. I didn't have to say another word, just kept staring at him with an intensity that made him realise he was the one I was truly calling. He walked up to me, bowing. "Good day, My Lord..." He bowed once again. "How may I serve you?"

His bones, his muscles, every joint felt as if they were being tightly bound by invisible ropes, making it hard for him even to breathe. He understood immediately. Sienna was bound, so he would feel bound as well. Could that absurd Empathy Sync System actually be real? A terrifying thought began to take shape in his mind. He suddenly stood up and said to Lydia, who was peeling an apple for him, "Go out with my mom and do some shopping. I want to be alone for a while." Then he turned to Mrs. Whitaker. "Mom, you must be tired too. Go relax. Use the card however you like."

I struggled with it and pointed to where it stood. "When I say don't come near me. Just do it EJ. You won't be happy when I get angry." I smile sweetly and adjust my posture. "What do I need to do then?" he asked and I licked my lips. A smile appeared on my lips. "Obey Athanasia, that's all you need to do."

Just as our lips were barely an inch apart, a voice from behind snapped us back to reality. "Sir, where should we put these?" It was one of the workers, standing there with a large stack of boxes. Raj scrambled to his feet, offering me a hand. I refused, pushing myself up with as much dignity as I could muster, giving him a look that said, I don’t need your help, thank you very much.

she said and I nodded, fully agreeing to that. “Then it is approved. Levi cannot defy my orders!" He replied. My eyes went wide.. Approved?..

"If that's how you see it, then yes. If you think it's too fast, then just think of it as an invitation." I lowered my head and remained silent for a long time. Finally, I lifted my head and looked into his eyes. "I'll go with you," I said, my voice tinged with certainty. His eyes lit up. "Really?" "Yes. But I have one condition." "What is it?" "I have to talk to my parents first and get their blessing." Kane nodded. "Of course."

Would you let me? I could hear the tremor hidden beneath his hopeful words. The sunlight bathed us, but my face remained still, my voice flat and cool. "No need, Adrian. I think I'm doing just fine on my own. To me, you're not as important as you once were. So let's just wish each other well." I didn't look back. I didn't let his hands stop me. Step by step, I walked out of his world. Adrian watched my retreating figure, lost in thoughts he couldn't untangle.

"You're Luna Alexander Cooper. Do you know what that means? Everything I have is yours. You do not have to lift a finger to do anything difficult. Whatever you want is at your beck and call. If it isn't, I can get it for you. All you need to do is say the word. Luna, let me take care of you, let me spoil you, and let me give you a reason to smile every minute of the day." Luna chuckled, "Wow, that is really tempting. Just the thought of it makes me very happy. But I just want to do something on my own. I know you're there to help me, but I don't want to rely on you every time. I should start up something on my own, maybe get a job somewhere, grow from there, break out, set up my own business

Levi and Lila went down for dinner. She knew that if her mom was at home, they could not sit at home without sitting at the dinner table to have dinner. Levi was not a fan of the stick rules, but he did not have any choice. It was quite obvious that Lila was serious about obeying her mom's rules even in her absence and she knew it made no sense for him to discourage her about it.