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he gasped. Adira frowned as she shook her head, placing a hand on his. “What? No. She didn’t say anything. It is just that....I saw how you looked at her and talked to her. It was clear you liked her. I was hoping that something might happen between both of you.” Adira paused. “Can you tell me what happened?” she asked once again. Levi let out a humourless laugh. “You know me too well. Too damn well. I cannot hide anything from you.” Muttering in slow voice, he looked at his sister who was waiting for him to tell what was bothering him.

“Hi, Daddy.” I crouched down, brushing a loose strand of hair from her face. “I’m sorry I’m late. Got caught up at work.” “It’s okay,” she murmured, gaze dropping again. It wasn’t okay. I could hear it in her voice. “Something happen?” She hesitated, fiddling with her zipper. “Levi didn’t want to play today. He just stayed inside and read.” That lodged deep in my chest. “Did he say why?”

Levi said, smoothly spinning me, "but Evan is keeping her and her new friends far away from us. She can't bother us." Aw. Damn it. "Then we came to this party for what?" I muttered. "I thought you'd want to celebrate your victory," Levi said. "There's no need to be so low-key about it." He dipped me suddenly—deep enough to steal my breath—then pulled me back up like it was nothing. "Why the fuck are you so good at this?" "My mom made me learn," Levi said. "Now I finally get to show off a bit." "Show off what?"

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."

Everything that had ever happened in Lily's life took turns asking her to remember it. "We should be able to find a solution together. It's not just me you're criticizing! You think I want to be like this? NO!" Levi got up. Half kneeling, he approached Lily who was already standing up. While Lily already felt her cheeks wet, her eyes were red. The rise and fall of her chest held back all the emotions that had never been spoken. What Levi did, she kept and shared her tears in prostration. All the things he used to live with a Levi Mathias really made him sad.

Dante yawned, stretching out his arms. I released a breath and clicked my tongue, knowing full well that things were far from over. "Dante, it’s only the beginning," I sighed deeply. "What?" Dante sat up. I looked around to make sure no one was around, then leaned closer. "Levi is a fed. He doesn’t know we know." I whispered. “His name isn’t even…” There was no need to beat around the bush when all routes would lead to the same end. Levi worked for the government, and that was that. Now I waited for Dante’s reaction.

LEVI Levi slammed the door to his room in anger as he made his way over to the mini-bar. He needed something to drink to calm his nerves after what had just happened. He couldn't actually believe that Alexa had spoken to him rudely and to make matters worse, she acted as if what she did was okay and she totally didn't care if he was the alpha of the pack or not. He picked a bottle of alcohol from the rack and poured himself a half filled glass before he took a long sip, feeling the liquid burn down his throat.

Nodding to himself, he picked up the head which was miles away from the burning body and left for his black mustang. The next morning……………………………. Levi was still deep in his sleep when his phone rang and with both eyes still closed, he used his hands to rummage around the bed to get it. Once he got hold of his phone, he used one eye to check who the caller was and it indicated the name of his partner. He picked the call and with a sleepy voice he said “It seems to me you are not the type to understand the importance of sleep to a person like me”

I asked. Levi glanced at the time on his watch and then at me, " it's time i go home, but…. I really don't want to leave and I know soon enough my mom or dad will call, just like your Dad did. But before they do, I'll call first, " Levi pulled out his phone and placed it on speaker. " Hi Mom" " Where are you, i was about calling"

Levi was busier than usual, and I didn’t see him again until four days later. That morning, I forced myself out of bed and downstairs to breakfast even though it was the last thing I wanted to do. Now that I was finally safe, all I wanted to do was hole up, but I knew it wasn’t healthy for me. I rounded the corner and into the dining room, stopping dead in my tracks when I saw Levi. He was sitting at the head of the table, reading the paper while he sipped on a coffee. I waited for a moment to see if he would notice me, but he didn’t look up.