Levi Wheelchair Novels & Stories

Thus, Madam Jodie's problem was a small case from Severin's perception. "Then-then Mister Severin, please fix my mother's legs!" Harvin was thrilled to see Severin being so confident. "Mister Severin, do I really have the chance to stand up again?" Jodie looked at Severin with excitement, even her voice was trembling. Ten years. She had been stuck in a wheelchair for ten years. She did not want to continue living as a disabled person where someone must be there to take care of her all the time. None of the servants at home dared to mistreat her due to her identity and status but she did not want to be a burden to her family.

The ride was silent, except for Judy occasionally glancing at Brienne, still in couldn't believe that they were here, together again, after everything. When they arrived, Judy led them inside, her grip tightening on Brienne’s hand. Leah was seated by the window, staring outside in her wheelchair. On the day of the accident, Leah was driving back to her apartment from a friend's birthday party when she collided with a drunk driver who was killed in the accident while she incurred damages in her legs.

I want you to walk again, Em. “Perce, I love you too. Please, stop blaming yourself. I needed to accept this, Perce. It happened. Nothing’s gonna change this. I have to move forward and forget about the grudge. I may stay in a wheelchair, but most paraplegic people like me have survived and lived longer. I can still go to college or take online classes. I can still function, although I have to work with my wheelchair and stay seated. I just need some skills on how to function on daily living.”

Levi grabbed the wheelchair, but I felt strong and wanted to stretch my legs, so I decided to walk. We found a bench beneath a tree, with sunlight filtering softly through the leaves above us. And I had already unwrapped the chocolate Levi had brought and was nibbling on it, occasionally passing a piece to my mother, who gladly accepted. She unpacked the food, neatly plating everything, while I turned to Levi and explained the dish, including what was in it. I didn't want him to get food poisoning from eating something he shouldn't be eating, but he was fine with everything.

Levi It hurts!..

After scanning her eyes around the house once, Kisa spotted a long rectangular paper box next to the living room cabinet. She slowly hopped over and ripped open the box, inside which was a wood-grained walking stick. Lately, Gilbert had been calling her pretentious, and she had thought about it and thought it was indeed catching too much attention to be in a wheelchair. As she was going to the spa today, it looked like quite a few people would be there, so she felt inconvenienced and was particularly eye-catching using a wheelchair. Kisa thought she had better go with a cane, and Mia had a cane, anyway. This was a cane she asked Lea to buy. It had been two days since she bought it, but she h

My legs go weak and sweat breaks over my skin when I look up. Levi.

Sitting with them on one of the throne like chairs is a man with very rough features, who I can only assume is the brother of Lauren, Connor. He looks very pleased with himself, but it seems that he nearly soiled himself in glee when the other door on the other side of the arena opens and there comes Levi, wearing a full armor like me, strapped in pretty much the same weapons as I am, except he has the typical bow and arrow as well as a big battle axe. "What do we do, Levi?" I ask him through mind-link again. "What's our plan of action here? I know that neither of us want to die. We both need to come back for Arya."