Levi Reader Novels & Stories

Right about time. Levi was fully dressed in a three-piece black layer suit, a different brand of shoe which I am sure is very expensive. He stared at me, his eyes scanning my clothes. His gaze lingered longer on my exposed skin, then he hurriedly moved his gaze, as if he regretted That he stared. I grinned. “And good morning to you too sir.” He didn't return the smile, he just walked straight to the counter, placing his phone on it as he sipped his coffee.

All she know is that Levi came from a prestigious family who can afford anything. Luna understanding what her father's word meant didn't ask any more questions to end the conversation. After that talking, they saw Lucia coming back with a bunch of wet clothes on her hand looking really tired from carrying all of it. Levi ran to Lucia to help her carry his wife's laundry. Same goes to their daughter Luna. Her twin sister Yve is still upstairs, happily scanning Lady Molly's book to her heart's content. She doesn't understand everything that is written on the book's pages but all she wanted was to view the drawings inside of it because the way it was made was utterly mesmerising through naked e

“Yeah.” I cross my arms. “Why?” Levi exhales, running a hand down his face, like he doesn’t want to answer. Like he doesn’t know how to answer. “Eliana—” “*Say it.*” His nostrils flare. “Because I didn’t like seeing you with someone else.” I step forward, challenging. “Why?” Levi’s hands flex at his sides. His breathing is uneven now, like he’s fighting against something. “You know why.”

Soon after, the feel of Kenji’s warm body is plastered against my back. ************ “Have you made any progress with searching through Lucern’s spell books?” Levi asks, coming up behind me to look over the book that I have returned to after our quick threesome in the library. Shivers run down my spine as he moves his fingers along my back. Memories of the time we spent across this very table rushes through my mind.

LEVI'S POV "Please... p-please don't leave me, Levi. J-just stay b-beside me... always." "Please... p-please don't leave me, Levi. J-just stay b-beside me... always." "Please... p-please don't leave me, Levi. J-just stay b-beside me... always." Sitting on the sofa with just boxers on, I leaned my naked back against it, my legs were widespread as I turned the pages of the book I was holding as if I was counting it—but really not. Something was upsetting me.

He said, watching her as she smacked the instrument again with the mallet, despite the incident that happened a few moments ago. ** It took Levi and I about twenty minutes to get into town. The entire ride, he talked about not being able to wait until he was able to officially start kindergarten, as well as being able to read the rest of his books he got for Christmas. It amazed me how different Liam and Levi were. Liam was an adventurous child. Refused to sit still and always wanted to play. Even though Levi was the same at times, he preferred to sit in his room and read or ask endless questions. He also loved to play with Emily when ever he got the chance.

“Oh, you’re awake, daughter-in-law.” Dysis turned her head, vision still a little hazy from the weight of whatever sleep—or unconsciousness—had claimed her. Across the room, seated in a burgundy armchair with one leg crossed over the other, was Adam Levi, dressed in a dark navy suit with silver cufflinks, reading a book that looked… far too delicate in his hands. Her eyes narrowed, trying to make out the title. How to Care for a Newborn. “What—” she began, her throat raw. “What are you…?”

This time, Jayden really wanted to take Silvia around Chatterton Town, but the thought of having a third wheel made Jayden extremely annoyed, as if there was a thorn stuck in his heart. However, little did he know that he would be even more annoyed. There would not only be a third wheel, but also a fourth wheel, a cold and indifferent fourth wheel. ...... After coming out of the study, Levi went straight to Julien's bedroom. Julien was in the small study in his room. Levi noticed that Julien was reading a classic literature book which he never liked and said. "Julien, can't you read something more interesting?" Julien did not even raise his head as he answered, "What do you know?"

Ready. “This is him?” I asked Stacy, still holding Levi’s hand. He nodded. “My top choice.” Levi released my hand and glanced at Stacy. “Want me to sit, or stay standing?” “Sit,” I said before Stacy could answer. He did. I studied him as the waitress brought his drink—a water, no lemon, already ordered by Stacy ahead of time. “So Levi,” I said, picking up my fork but not eating. “How do you feel about reading romance novels in case I want to talk about my book boyfriends on the ride to work?”

Their playful bickering stopped when the doorbell rang, and Andrei went to get it, returning with Levi. "I knew it was bad, but this—" Levi said, pausing as he allowed his gaze to linger on Holly before returning his attention to Andrei. "This is terrible! This is 'Liam-Leks' terrible. What the hell were you both thinking? Are you even thinking at this point?" "Calm down!" Andrei said, offering him a drink to soothe his frayed nerves. "Don't tell me to calm down," Levi fired back at Andrei, ignoring his hospitality as he rapidly ran his fingers on his phone, flipping between various apps. Holly and Andrei's phones pinged a moment later with several texts from him.