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Daisy furrowed her eyebrows as she said. After listening to what Daisy had said to him, Levi retrieved his hand and decided to finally introduce himself. “I'm Levi Rodriguez”. “Levi Rodriguez?”. Daisy repeated because the name sounded familiar to her. But staring at the face of Levi once more, she was certain that she didn't know him at all. “I don't think we've met before. Though, your name sounds familiar to me”. Daisy admitted before she added, “Maybe, I might have read an article about you on the Internet, that's why I find your name familiar”.

The two talked for a while, then Levi said, "I want to pee." Assistant Lee was also very happy to take Levi's hand to find the toilet, Violet saw Lee's maturity and calmness, and she breathed a sigh of relief, her son was very naughty but very cautious towards strangers. and aloof so she didn't dare leave him alone for too long, fortunately, Levi liked her assistant very much and was able to happily go with him.

“Yes, yes, my son is okay.” “So how can I help you?” “Levi?” “Mmm?” “I’ve come to resign.” “What?” Levy took off his glasses and rubbed his eyes before he leaned his head on the desk where he was working. It was not a good night. He didn’t even know why April had made that decision. Levi had always put his feelings for her aside in order not to cause her problems. And now that she was gone, he realized that it was too late to tell her how he felt about her. He never had the chance to tell her how much he loved her. But the strangest part was when he asked her the reason why she was leaving. He was even willing to increase her salary. She smiled and shook her head, she told him that she was l

I said and Leon nodded. I watched as Leon wheeled Levi to his room. I decided to go to the kitchen and cook meals that would help Levi recover. I also wrote down all the medicine that he needs to take and when he should take it on the whiteboard attached to the door of the refrigerator. Leon walked into the kitchen and called my attention. "Levi wants to talk to you," Leon said. "Sure," I replied before making my way to Levi's room. "You called for me?" I asked as I enter his room.

“I saw him in the east garden at six. He was just standing there.” “Looking at the grounds,” I said. “Yes.” “Like you do,” I said. Nate looked at his coffee. “Like I do,” he said. Levi came downstairs at eight thirty and looked at both of us and read the morning the way he had learned to read mornings in this house, which was by reading our faces before anything else. “Today is the day,” he said. “Ten o’clock,” Nate said. “Do you want me there.” Nate looked at him.

And not just them—on the laptop placed on the oak table, Mom, Dad, and my other two brothers are all staring straight at me. Right. Totally not strange at all. “Good morning, sis,” Levi says from the screen, waving a hand and smiling softly. “Ready to take on the world, I see.” He teases, and I’m glad he does, because the tension in the air feels almost choking. I smile at everyone. “Hi, guys. What is this about?”

, " I'm not sure; they all seem less confident, fearfully staying away with petty little gossip. " Levi looked around nodding his head, " I love recklessness but it's been so boring so far", " Like a hunt with rats ", " Would be great if it's a hunt with a fierce animal, a lion?", " Or the dragon ", " Hm", Levi turned to him with a smile of a nice impression, " I like you", " Guess we have some thoughts in common ", " I see that too, you seem more interesting than said in the rumor ", " Rumors are baseless, but I'd do some company that's at least entertaining." he placed his glass cup forward to him, and Levi, with a grin, cheered it up, and they both strolled to the other side of the room f

Leo greeted. Levi’s eyes changed when he saw him. Leo felt the appraising glance for a moment and felt the rejection. There was still some interest in his eyes. The reason became clear a second later. “Leo Adley? I’m such a fan of your books!” Levi said with enthusiasm. That wasn’t something that Leo had been expecting. He froze for a second and then he smiled. It was a tight smile. “I’m pleased to meet a fan.” “I hoped I would run into you at some point because this is the publisher you use,” Levi continued speaking. “I’ve been a fan since your first book.”

And then we hear it. A click from under the truck. A slow, sinking dread pools in my stomach. Levi swears under his breath, shoving open the door, dropping down onto his knees. He reaches under the truck, his movements quick, precise— And then he stops. Goes completely still. When he stands, his face is unreadable. “What?” I demand. “What is it?” Levi looks at me. Then says, flatly— “There’s a bomb.” The words hit like a gunshot.

“It’s not much, as we already expected, but---” “Apparently Levi thinks this is hilarious,” Rita hissed, cutting him off. From the corner of my eye, I noticed that Michael was biting the inside of his cheek not to laugh out loud. What the---?! “Because it is,” Levi defended and handed me the book. “Read this, my love.” I took the book and read out loud the section Levi had marked.