Levi Obey Me Mga Nobela at Kwento

ready. "You are getting better," Adrian said, his voice calm, almost happy. "But never forget: obeying isn't the same as giving in completely. Control isn't owning. And yet... you are mine to shape to my satisfaction."

Fear gripped me tightly, constricting my chest as Levi's urgent words echoed in my mind. The gravity of the situation had fully settled upon me, eroding any remnants of bravado I had mustered. Without hesitation, I found myself instinctively obeying Levi's command, my trust in him surpassing any trace of resistance.

With that in mind, I decided to just head over to the bar and get something to drink. ‘Levithan, keep a watch on Mammon.’ I give him a command in my mind. ‘It’s better if you keep your distance as well. Asmodeus might sense you and might not make his appearance.’ Leviathan is displaying hesitation. Clearly, he doesn't want to leave my side and for good reason—he doesn’t want to babysit his reckless older brother. However, as it is a command coming from me, he has no choice but to follow orders.

Jasper shouted, "Levi Brown, one hundred push-ups, now!" Levi wanted to say something, but remembered that he was in the army. Moreover, he was in Red Eagle, a team envied by everyone. In the military, the soldiers would have to obey their superiors unconditionally. Although he had something to say, he did not dare to say it out loud. He immediately stepped forward and began to do the push-ups obediently.

he said, “take your place by the door. Stay inside. I want you to watch.” Adrian moved without comment, positioning himself near the door, arms relaxed but ready. Vale turned back to Lucian. His tone shifted, calm and commanding. “On your knees, Lucian.” Lucian’s jaw tightened. “Make me.” I felt my lips curve before I could stop myself. Of course he was a brat. Vale raised an eyebrow. “Care to repeat that?” Lucian lifted his chin. “I may be a sub, and I may have signed my life away to you, but I’m not taking orders quietly.”

“You will not go near the vampire king again. You will not speak his name in my presence unless I ask. And if I ever…ever…catch wind of you acting without my explicit command again, I won’t need to lay a hand on you. I’ll simply make sure every kingdom and pack in the realm knows exactly what kind of disloyal snake hides behind that royal face. You’ll spend the rest of your life begging for scraps at the edge of the border. Do we understand each other?” Levi’s throat worked as he glanced at his mother for support. For a moment I thought he might actually challenge me in front of the entire council. Part of me hoped he would. It would make the next step so much cleaner. Instead he gave a sing

Moon said without even hesitating. Moon has a point though. She doesn't think much about that thing. She cleared her throat before she managed to ask the two girls who is now eagerly anticipating for her response. "Well, okay. What kind of dare is that?" She can actually tell how their faces lit up by her question. "Here's how to do it. Bow your head down then walk straight to the bar counter. Don't look up so you won't see who you're going to bump. The first man you bump into, give him the magical Maria Makiling's foundation."

"Yes, sir. I was." "Good. Desperation keeps a man compliant. It makes him obedient." A shiver went down Leo's spine, but it wasn't entirely from fear. There was something else there, something dark and thrilling in the man's voice. He felt a strange warmth low in his stomach. He shifted in his seat, his hands still glued to the wheel. "Are you compliant, Leo?" "Yes, sir." "Are you obedient?" "Yes, sir." Leo's voice was a little breathless.

Kai said firmly. "I’m sorry, sir." The woman Levi had been chatting with gave a small bow of apology and hurried off, but Levi remained still, giving Kai a daring look. "You chose to work here voluntarily. You should learn that when someone above you gives you an order, you listen," Kai said simply. "But I was working," Levi shrugged. "I don’t see you working right now," Kai replied. "I am," Levi insisted. Kai shot him a dead-serious look. "Okay, I’m joking," Levi relented.

He suddenly realized that Arista was also witnessing all this, so he frowned, casually threw Demetrius aside, leaving him with a bit of breath. “I don’t want to dirty my hands today. Consider yourself lucky.” Levi waved his robe, speaking in a commanding tone, “In any place, if the four of you appear, just remember one thing.” His voice was indifferent. “Submit.” He took a step forward, and Arista intentionally didn’t move his left foot. Levi stumbled, and even the shadow on the ground became awkward, but despite kneeling, some members of the Dead Land pack still saw him. Everything fell silent.