Levi Read Novels & Stories

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.

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.

The admission was accompanied by a hint of regret, as if her presence had inadvertently disrupted the tranquility of the night. Levi's response was nonchalant, his tone carrying a hint of amusement. "Not really, I was already up." His casual demeanor seemed almost incongruent with the weight of the moment, as if he had stumbled upon a scene that was meant to remain hidden. The lines between their personal narratives and the external world blurred, leaving an air of uncertainty in their wake.

“ Sorry, pater . ” She muttered. “ Just because it’s been read, it does n’t mean you have to doit.However, also you both come first, no matter what, If they turn out to be horrible beings. You put yourself first, do n’t settle for anything lower than the stylish. ” I affirmed. They both smiled and stood up before coming and sitting with us. I wrapped my arms around Lila as she rested her head against my casket. Levi did the same to Leon. “ I ’ve got this, mum. I ’m ready for whatever is coming our way. ” She declared as she coiled her hand around mine. “ I love you both, ” I breathed. “ We love you too. ” They replied together.

I look back at Devin, and he turns and looks back at me. I fall into my chair in my office and look down at my wrist that was bound to him moments ago. Ah shucks, I’ve only gone and grown fond of the idiot. The vibration of my phone pulls me from my thoughts. I see a message from Levi and unlock my phone to read it. Levi: ‘Are you free, little bird? Please say yes, because I’m bursting to see you.’ Me: ‘I’m free. We’re good for tonight.’ Levi:

Levi said in a whisper as he looked into my room while holding two cups of coffee. "Good morning!" I gave him a warm response and motioned for him to approach. I pushed myself to a sitting position so he could sit down. "You are up early." "I could not sleep," he said, passing the coffee to me. "What time is it?" I asked, knowing that Levi did not like getting up early. "3:45 am," he said, getting on the bed. "That is way too early even for you," I said, sipping my coffee.

I laid out a newspaper on the coffee table earlier, I wonder if Levi would like to play crossword. Levi’s pulling on a hoodie and slipping a journal into his pocket. He has his shoes on too. “You heading out?” I ask. “Yeah.” He says. “Just going for a walk.” “Oh.” I glance at the newspaper on the coffee table. “ I was kinda hoping we’d do the crossword. “Maybe later?” “Sure. No problem.” I try to keep my voice casual and not disappointed. “You need some company?” He shakes his head. “Um… no. It’s something I usually do alone.”

The boy handed Levi a piece of paper that was folded into a neat square. Levi took the note from him and the boy scurried away. He sat down on the chair again as he unfolded the paper. "Hello my lovelies," he read, "as you've figured by now I have Garry with me. You all don't like him anyway so I might as well put the runt out of his misery." "What no." I moved to hover behind Levi so I could see into the note.

I whispered to myself, wrapping the towel around my wet hair before picking up another and wrapping it around my waist. I didn’t know how I was going to do this but there was no way I was going into Levi’s room tonight or even spending time with him. I picked up the new book which I recently started to read and also walked back into the house. Levi was right by the bar. He had white pants on and didn't wear a shirt. I could tell he was on a call with Theodore by how uninterested he looked. Just before I could walk up the stairs, he stepped closer to me and handed the phone to me. “He wants to speak with you.”