Levi X Alvin Mga Nobela at Kwento

“I try.” Levi ran a hand through his hair, forcing himself to focus. “We hit them where it hurts. Money, power, influence. We strip it all away until they have nothing left.” I nodded, my mind already racing. “They still have allies. People willing to die for them. We need to cut them off.” Levi’s lips pressed into a thin line. “Already working on it. By the time the sun comes up, half their remaining support will be gone.” His efficiency was terrifying sometimes.

There was more to her fire than just spite. We walked to my car, and just as we were climbing in, a familiar figure approached. Levi was walking toward us, a duffel bag slung over his shoulder. His dark hair was damp with sweat, curling slightly at the ends. He wore the school's black football jersey over a sleeveless compression shirt, and his cleats clacked against the pavement with each step. He looked exhausted, but there was a confident, easy grin on his face. I almost forgot how to breathe.

Levi spat through gritted teeth. “You are right,” Trey agreed, “I am single.” Other than a spasm of his eyebrow, Levi showed no visible sign of being hit right where it hurt the most. His thick face didn’t even flush in shame as he proclaimed, “But your target of affection isn’t single.” Trey doubled back in shock, “…what? Who is he together with??” With his expression as deathly serious as possible, Levi puffed up his chest, and without batting an eye, shamelessly declared, “Me.”

He is a real quick learner. The day passed by smoothly. It was already evening. Unexpectedly, when he came out of the building, he saw Ravi. Ravi was leaning with his car. "Hey man!!" He waved his hand. Zion went in his direction. He gave him a hi fi. "What are you doing here?" He could not help but ask. "It's my baby brother's first day at the office. Of course I should come to pick him up." Ravi proudly replied and his nonchalance got an eye roll from Zion at which he let out a chuckle.

My mate; Alpha Levi. He was 6’3” of pure muscle, clad in a black turtleneck and deep red velvet trousers. His dark hair which shimmered under the rays of the chandelier above us was gel and a few strands left to fall into the face—his signature look. A black earring dangle for only one of his ears, light eyebrows, sharp pointed nose and red lips that made me want to taste them, to know if it tasted like it looked, strawberry. Leon scoffed, turned, and hurried out. The maid scurried away too, leaving me alone with Levi.

as they stroll over. “I heard you moved up from D,” Tobias says, dropping into the seat on my left. “Nice work.” “You guys are lifesavers,” I sigh, relief washing over me. “I thought I’d be stuck here with complete strangers.” …and grumpy Darien. Levi slides into the seat at my right, leaning back with his usual nonchalance. “Well, you’re good… for now.” I narrow my eyes. “For now?” “Yeah,” he says with a smirk. “We couldn’t take it last month because of the Alpha Games. But this month we’re aiming to move up to Level A.”

The man even flicked his fingers before Lea's face to bring her back from her reverie. "Uh, sorry. I... remembered something. What were you saying?" Flustered, Lea tried to neutralize the atmosphere awkwardly. "I asked if you know Alvin?" Daniel repeated. "Hmm... just a little. We've met a few times, but it never lasted long," Lea answered while trying to recall Amanda's boyfriend. Alvin, a mixed-race man, was undeniably handsome and fair-skinned. If he weren't Amanda's boyfriend, Lea would probably also be attracted to him.

Calvin wanted to stop me but Levi took over and commanded him to not butt in with our business. I almost found myself laughing, I never thought wolves can like alcohol. Upon hearing my thought Levi hissed at me saying, “It’s for you dummy! I am getting sick and tired of listening to you whine about losing our Luna because you didn’t do anything!” After that, he disappeared because I know that he also blame himself for not being there when I needed him. Lately, I found Levi using his Alpha powers to command Calvin, Nori, or Leon in a subtle way. Whenever they disagree with me. Levi still thinks that my idea of a leader is still the best. I just need some time to recuperate.

“So… which grade are you in now, handsome prince?” A secret smile lifted my lips—relief flooding through me at the sound of him engaging with my boy. Lebi practically lit up, twisting toward Levi faster than lightning. “O-Oh! I’m in first grade, Handsome brother! And I’m top of my class!” His voice bubbled with pride, and both Levi and I grinned. “Oh? Really? That is cool. Fits a face as handsome as yours—good-looking and smart!” Levi’s tone was thick with pride, and I had to fight to keep from beaming like a fool.

Levi's face was also a little embarrassed, after buying fried chicken, he went straight ahead, thinking that he would come in front of the eldest and second brother, but unexpectedly ran into them. “I'm free today, go see the staff. Anyway, we lived together for a month.” Levi glanced at the two of them, then awkwardly turned to go upstairs first. “This fried chicken seems to be Lisa's favorite store.” Alan glanced at the paper bag in his hand and said in surprise. Levi's performance was a bit bad, his mind was destroyed, so he turned and went upstairs. Only then did David and Justin react, immediately following suit. All the way to the studio floor.