Levi X Oc Novelas e Histórias

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!"

“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.”

On a side table, a bottle of amber liquid and two crystal glasses glittered under the low lights. Levi walked behind his desk but didn't sit down. He leaned his hands on the dark wood, looking at her. "You look like a drowned rat, Lily." The bluntness of his words stung, but she couldn't deny it. She wrapped her arms tightly around herself, feeling utterly exposed. "If you brought me up here just to insult me, I'll leave." "With fifty dollars in your pocket and no shoes?" Levi asked, a faint, mocking edge to his voice. He reached into his pocket and pulled out a small, sleek black device. He tapped the screen, and a holographic display projected a crystal-clear image into the air between the

“I’ll give you my phone and you can order anything you like on the way home. You do remember that we do have people at the house that can cook for her.” “Yes, but I like to cook for her, and I also enjoy cooking.” “Just get your clothes on, so we can get going.” He turns his back to me as if he didn’t want to look at me anymore and he starts looking through his phone. I get dressed as fast as I could so we’re able to get back home. After I get my clothes on that I follow Levi to his car which looked to be a 2021 black Acura mdx and as soon as we get in my eyes couldn’t believe all the toys this SUV has in it. I was so in aww that I didn’t even notice that Levi was trying to hand me his phone

He shrugged. Kai didn’t answer him. Levi scoffed and shook his head. He stood straight and pulled out a pack of cigarettes from his suit’s pocket before he fetched out a lighter. Kai wrinkled his nose as he watched Levi put a cigarette between his lips. “Don’t smoke around me,” Kai told him off. Levi chuckled, “If you can’t handle mere smoke around you. How are you going to survive around the gunpowder and blood, Kai?” Levi mockingly asked.

The admission was accompanied by a hint of regret, as if her presence had inadvertently disrupted the tranquility of the night. Levi's response was nonchalant, his tone carrying a hint of amusement. "Not really, I was already up." His casual demeanor seemed almost incongruent with the weight of the moment, as if he had stumbled upon a scene that was meant to remain hidden. The lines between their personal narratives and the external world blurred, leaving an air of uncertainty in their wake.

Levi smiled and said, “It’s not the first time the beast bit me. Despite its big mouth and sharp teeth, it’s actually a paper tiger. It doesn’t have venom, so I won’t die.” Storm could sense that there seemed to be some ambiguity between Levi and the python. There was a helpless look on his face. After Levi was full, Storm helped him to the living room in the lobby. He said to the Ares sisters, “Girls, any of you have hemostatic cream on you? Give this guy a bottle.” The sisters turned around one after another. Then, their eyes fell on Levi. Seeing the familiar faces, Levi exclaimed, “Oh crap!” When his eyes moved to Roxie’s face, for some reason, a very unnatural look flashed in his eyes.

“You’re Arya.” I smile. “I am. Now sleep, okay?” “Okay,” Levi says, his eyelids slowly starting to close. His body relaxes, and I can tell that he’s going to be knocked out after this. But before he completely blacks out, I hear him whisper, “I love you, and I will always come back for you.” Again, even though I know that he feels that way, something strange starts to happen within me. It’s almost like I have landmines inside my body, and they’re all being stepped on at the same time. Except it doesn’t feel that bad.