Levi X Eren Audio Novels & Stories

"You're really stressed. Come on, let me help you to your room." But a voice cut through the air. "Erin?! You're really with him?" Levi. Of course. I turned to find him standing there, jaw tight, eyes narrowed at me like I had stolen the moon itself. Erin didn't hesitate. "Yes, Levi. I told you—we're in a kind of relationship." Her voice was sharp. "Don't act like you care." Levi looked like she had stabbed him in the heart with her words. I couldn't help the small smirk that tugged at my lips.

so right. After a moment of silent, Levi giggled as he close his eyes. Woah, the gamma finally laugh for the first time in a long time! It only brought back because of his found mate. Lexi looked at him, mesmerized as she looked at her mate, laughing but still looking very attractive. If only it was possible, she would have a nosebleed. The man in front of him is too cute to be hers! A rogue, a disgusting prostitute. “Sorry for laughing miss.” he manage to say. He knew the woman in front of him is his mate. He cannot look at his mate, afraid to get all flustered and a stuttering mess.

Everyone looked at me. Even without saying anything, we all knew who it was. I picked it up and pressed the phone against my ear silently. For a moment, I heard nothing except breathing. Fast breathing and the sound of sirens in the distance. Then he spoke. “You fucking bastard,” Levi's voice hissed through the speaker. His usual calm and jovial voice was gone now. “You've ruined everything!” he barked. I leaned back against the desk. “I think you've got it twisted,” I said quietly. “You're the one who ruined everything.”

his voice sounded from the other side, causing Fester's expression to darken. "Where have you been?" Fester's voice sliced through the tense air, his tone laden with disapproval. His hardened expression revealed his displeasure with Levi's absence. Levi stood before Fester, his posture conveying both remorse and humility. He understood the weight of his actions and the consequences they had on the delicate balance of their pack. "I apologize, sir," Levi responded, his voice sincere. He lowered his head, a gesture of contrition, acknowledging his mistake. Fester's stern gaze bore into Levi, his disappointment palpable. The unspoken expectation for open communication and adherence to their res

I grumble, balling my fist and delivering a sharp jab to his bicep. He winces, rubbing his arm and flicking his gaze to me. “What?” he laughs. “C’mon, that girl is fucking stacked. Don’t act like you haven’t noticed.” I shake my head, scowling. “A, she belongs to someone else, and B, it’s not like that with us. Serena’s like a sister.” “Straight out of a stepsister fantasy.” He smirks, licking his lips. Levi’s obviously on one tonight.

He pulled into the underground garage, killed the engine. They sat there for a beat—neither moving, the sudden silence louder than the city had been. Then Avery turned to him. “You sure about this?” she asked, voice low, steady, but with a tiny tremor underneath that made his chest tighten. Levi met her eyes—dark, searching, daring him to lie. “Are you?” She didn’t answer with words. She leaned across the console and kissed him—hard, hungry, like she’d been holding it in since that hallway standoff weeks ago.

Ren howled, throwing his hands in the air, the sound echoing throughout the silent woods. Fire and brimstone tickles my senses as Levi appears before me with Ruth by his side. Ren lets out a murderous growl as he swings on Levi, sending him flying into a tree behind him. “How DARE you show your face after abandoning Jamari like that!?” Ren’s voice overlays with mine. Levi picks himself up from the ground, dusting his clothes off as he walks back over to me. Ren raises his massive fist in the air, preparing to lauch the Demon King again, Levi raises his hand in the air, trapping us in our spot.

No sound. “I can’t hear anything, Selene. Is this some kind of joke?” I asked, irritation creeping in. “Just listen,” she said again, her expression dead serious. I waited. Then a voice came through, it was faint, almost like a muffle, followed by a woman’s polite tone. “Welcome, sir. How may I help you?” “I’d like to book a flight to Cedar Heights,” came the man’s voice. It was unmistakable. Levi. I froze, my blood running cold.

“This was a mistake.” Levi went quiet for exactly one second before a soft laugh left him. “A mistake?” I pushed myself upright slightly, clutching the sheets tighter against myself while trying not to look at him because I already knew that would make things harder. “Yes.” Behind me, Levi shifted onto one elbow slowly. “That’s interesting,” he murmured. “Because your screams and pleas definitely sounded like a mistake.” “Levi.” Just hearing how strained my own voice sounded made me more frustrated. His amusement only deepened. “You didn’t seem confused a few minutes ago.”

He said loudly before walking out of the room. Leaving them confused more than ever. "Are you sure he's not the one in love with her" Dad mumbled. "We have no idea" Eren said looking at the door. "Let's just get more research about her, Angelo I need you to call everyone you know, we have to find her before anything happens." Angelo's father said. Nodding his head, Angelo walked out slowly, his brother by his side. "She's going to be fine bro, just don't think to much, if you ask me, I think Levi is done this because of his brother." Leo said quietly.