Levi X Oc Novels & Stories

God, his arms felt good. “Shit,” Livi cursed, sprinting into the house looming above us. It must be the house he was staying in here in the West, because when he called out, his men answered. “Bring suppressants!” Someone far off cursed. “I don’t think we brought any, Sir!” Levi growled out, “Then find some!” before turning for the stairs. The world jostled as Levi brought me upstairs somewhere dark. A giggle burst out of me and the heat oozed along my bones. I didn’t hurt now. Maybe because I was far enough from Mason. And maybe the heat was calm because stopped fighting it.

The shoppers here were different—taller, cleaner, their skin polished by expensive treatments, their limbs often replaced with high-end aesthetic cybernetics. Maya looked out of place in her simple cotton dress, but to Ren, she looked like royalty. The sales clerk, an android with a perfectly symmetrical face and a plastic smile, glided over. "An excellent choice, sir. The Levit-X model is the safest on the market. It features biometric locking and a localized shield generator. Shall I arrange delivery to the Helix Residences?" Ren tapped his wrist-comp, transferring the funds without blinking. "Do it. Same day delivery."

Levi turned to Mark for the hundredth time since his check-in with Zachary and Carlos over an hour ago. "Exactly what you told her not to do?" his partner replied for the hundredth time as he moved through his adjoining room, picking up his toiletries and stuffing them inside his luggage bag. He paused and frowned at him through the open doorway. "Shouldn't you be packing?" "I was done with that yesterday morning when I was ready to fly back home, remember? I only have a few items to put away," Levi reminded him as he leaned on the doorframe and watched him organise his life. "Anyway, Zach said she went to some dodgy tattoo place and bought a gun! Who does shit like that? Who buys a gun on t

He grabbed his glass of rum and gulped some, drinking to the thought. "You still hooking up with different girls, eh?" Levi chimed in, combing his fingers through his thick and dark curly mane. Like Jesse, he used Clix excessively. He slept around and kept notches on his bed post - especially those models and local celebrities he had sex with.

the medical technology was progressing rapidly and he had a hunch it would be okay very soon. "Levi, how are they?" Levi Lexor was observing the condition of the patients and making notes. He saw the message being displayed in his comm but he did not attempt to reply. "Levi, do you need funds?" "Hello, Aster Brooks." Here there was another person who loved money like Lia. Levi Lexor. He was the second son of the Lexor family. Aster knew his younger brother Oggy. That was his nickname but everyone called him that. They were rivals in the game "Legends of ME" when they were young.

Adom could hide being an omega for his whole life if he kept on being careful. Right now, he was living off his scholarship and part-time jobs, so he would still be able to afford his suppressants. They were expensive, given how many he needed every time. Most omegas only took them for their heat if it would be really inconvenient for them, but he had been taking them for every heat he had so he wouldn't need to experience them. He heard they were very painful and uncomfortable, so he happily took them every month.

Levi has the whole sexy-nerd look going on. His hair is a little long, and when he's wearing his glasses it normally gets into his eyes. He tends to wear button down shirts with his sleeves rolled up, showing off a scar he got in a fight when he was younger. He's so damn hot, I swear I'm starting to sweat just looking at him.

Rebecca. Well, shit. I couldn't bring that up. Levi would defend her—or... no, maybe not. Not anymore. He'd been acting strange since their falling-out. But I couldn't risk it. He was too unpredictable lately. One minute he was trying to win me over, the next he was letting that bitch hang around like nothing was wrong. "What's wrong with him?" Levi asked, probably pointing at me. "He's fine! It's just a drug to knock him out. She said it was an old family recipe! All herbs and stuff! It won't kill him! He'll wake up soon with no side effects! I swear!"

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

“I mean, I just told you all about what I accomplished in a voice note. I’m just waiting for the money. Surely the nobles will raise taxes unfairly, send everything to us, and destabilize themselves.” Levi exhaled sharply and stripped off his military gear piece by piece. I could see the stress rolling off him in waves. “Sit next to me,” he said. I did, settling against him and resting my head on his shoulder. He smelled like dirt, iron, and smoke—maybe a hint of blood. Honest work. “Do future plans remain unchanged?” I asked. “Yes. We’ll receive reports soon,” Levi said. “Until then don’t leave the camp by yourself. It’s for your own safety. We are not in Blackfoot.”