Levin Anna Karenina Novels & Stories

“Has Grandma ever found out who from the Fedorov family betrayed her?” Lina shook her head. “She never found significant proof, but she suspected her half-brother, Lev.” “I have never heard of him,” I admitted. “He was the son of Antonina Fedorova's maid.” Lina's lips twisted in distaste. “A child from an affair that nearly destroyed Kirill and Antonina's marriage. The maid was sent away, and Lev was raised by Antonina. Although Katerina claimed they'd always been treated equally as kids, it was clear that Lev could never become the head of the family or inherit the Fedorov's wealth.”

“Gavin, how could say such a thing? Seduce you? “Yes, she has been bugging me. Need a glass of juice sir? What about a cup of water? Oh, you’re a coffee lover, I’ll get you a cup of nice coffee. What about an appetizer since breakfast isn’t ready yet” “That’s because Rosa is diligent and dedicated to her work. Breakfast is served” Karen said walking towards them. “Diligent and dedicated you say? Aunt, I know when it is seduction and when one is diligent and dedicated to her work. Her attitude right now us seduction. I wonder what she is having. Crazy. I mean, why would she want to seduce a married man? Oh yes, cause I’m rich and handsome. See Arianna, you’ve got to treat me right. There are

Karen pointed her finger at Lea and cursed, "I want this b*tch dead! What qualifications does she have to take a photo with Anthony?! How could a cheap and lowly woman like her participate in such a grand event with the Mullen family? I lost face because of her. I want her dead!" Karen roared frantically and rushed toward Lea. Kisa was about to stop her, but someone tripped her. She staggered a few steps forward and fell to the ground. Karen threw herself at Lea and grabbed her hair. She started to hit and scold her at the same time.

He asked her with half a smile, “Miss Carraway, am I that low of a character in your eyes? It’s only dinner. Are you worried that I might gobble you up somehow?” She could not continue to be vague without being rude when he was being this straightforward, hence she smiled and said in a poised manner, “Mister Levin, you’ve misunderstood me. My fiancé...he’s a petty man. He doesn’t like me going out with a member of the other sex. He’s the kind of person who’s jealous even when I go out with my friends, but I can’t really do anything about that.”

"No problem, no need to think about it, Matilda. In fact, now I think it's very good." "What do you mean?" I asked, my forehead furrowed. "I have a very good plan!" "What's that?" I asked curiously. "Knowing that you are now Alpha Rexton's lover, at first I was jealous, but after thinking about the benefits, the jealousy no longer exists." Levin smiled proudly. "What profit do you mean, Levin?" I asked, still not understanding.

Karina was slightly confused as soon as she noticed Elvira's informal speech with him. Lev gave a sharp nod, turning his sight to Karina like he was bewitched by her. "Aren't you a staff here? Why do you keep informal with him?" Karina queried and ground her teeth as if she were annoyed witnessing their proximity. "She is not-" Lev tried to explain. "Sorry, I'm his girlfriend." Elvira interrupted, delighted to introduce herself. "What?" Lev was outspoken since he couldn't take the shocks one by one. That sowed doubt in Karina's heart.

She said shyly, bowing curtly. She lifted her eyes to meet mine. Her eyes wet with tears. "I'm sorry Nikolai put you through all this. He's never like this." Fiona coddled up to her, moved by her tears. "Don't stain your face over her, Leah." She pulled out a tissue from her bag, dabbing Leah's tears away gently. "She must have thought she struck a gold mine when she manipulated my brother to sleep with her, but on my word I swear to you that you'd be Luna and no one else."

The familiar banter continued, a dance of words and gestures that spoke volumes about the camaraderie we shared. Lev leaned back, a contemplative expression on his face. "Maybe she's onto something. We could all use a bit of balance." Anna rolled her eyes again, a playful scoff escaping her lips. "Balance is overrated. I'll stick to the chaos, thank you very much." That sure does sound like Anna. If Anna had a middle name it would be chaos or trouble. This woman does not only attract trouble, she fucking walks into it like a happy mad woman. The door of the cafeteria swung open, and in walked Kirill. A collective hush settled over the room as he moved with a captivating grace, his presence d

Kilian responded. “Is this the woman she was talking about? Are you serious? You hurt your own sister for a woman like this?” Charlotte thought Levana was so plain. Compared to the other women she had met in her life, there didn’t seem to be anything special about Levana. Sure, she had a somewhat pretty face, but she was not glamorous or charming at all. Instead, her gaze looked a little cold and serious, completely unattractive from a woman’s point of view.

She was chatting along while eating breakfast. He'd actually planned to bring her with him on this trip—the work wasn't too intense, and he'd wanted to take her to the beach. However, Anne had made the decision to remain behind this time. Anne informed him about her conversation with Evelynn the previous day. She was beaming. "Anne dislikes celery and apples. Even Evelynn dislikes them. Sitting close by, Tatiana heard everything. Her distaste for Evelynn intensified. She was certain that Evelynn was only acting, saying whatever was necessary to get Anne's favor. Her previous caution had obviously been disregarded.