Levi Read Novels & Stories

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.

“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?”

“Watch the show.” “Take your—” “Watch the show, Levi.”

He said, "Done, just get here." I pressed the unlock button on the right side of my elbow. "I'll pick you up?" Aryo might need a ride, I already miss him again even though we haven't separated yet. "Sir Levi, wait at home. I won't run away." He showed me one of the cards I'd given him in his wallet organizer and took a few rupiah bills from my pants pocket. He had memorized the location so well that it wasn't even awkward to hear me moan against his touch. Just smelling his breath, I could already get aroused.

he asked. “Hold on a moment,” Dominic said before Leesa could leap up into Rave’s arms. “I think this is a good place to practice some levitation.” Leesa smiled at Rave. “I guess I should be asking YOU if you’d like a lift,” she said, holding out her arms in the same fashion as Rave did whenever she was about to jump into them. Rave chuckled. “No thanks. I can get there faster on my own.” He turned and began racing up the ridge. Leesa knew he was right—he could get there much faster than any of them could levitate.

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.

Levi leaned back in his chair slowly, arms folding across his chest. He glanced toward the door, then turned to Ray, who was calmly sipping his tea. “Your mate is already stealing my mate,” Levi muttered. Ray didn’t look surprised. He just gave a low chuckle and said, “Well, she finally found someone who's a girl that she could actually relate to properly.” Levi gave him a look. Ray just grinned, leaning back with a satisfied sigh. “You sound like a jealous boyfriend.” “Maybe I am,” Levi said without hesitation, his eyes still on the entrance.