Reader X Levi Lemon Mga Nobela at Kwento

I removed the cellphone from the box and placed it beside the book on my table so I could read the note. Read the book before you open the phone. The password is my birthday. I am hoping you will remember it. Love, Your Lexi. That was it. Nothing else. No snakes and no curse book. Why would she send me a novel to read? I don't have enough time to be reading a novel. I have a lot of things to review. I removed the box from my table and threw it in the bin next to my table. I pushed the book and phone aside and decided to read it later when I am less busy.

Levi, gazing out the window with a now relaxed expression, finally spoke as the sedan came to a stop in front of the mansion. "Find that guy and bring him to me, alive." Upon hearing the command, Xavier turned around, his face hinting his confusion about whom to bring. “The Baker?” Xavier asked gruffly. Suddenly, Levi's green eyes gleamed, turning red almost instantly. “The dude from his post cards, you idiot, Finn!” He growled, immediately neutralising his expression and a tiny figure rushed toward him. “Daddy! Daddy!” Lily, his four-year-old daughter, launched herself into his arms, squealing as he lifted her effortlessly.

ZARA There was something about Levi that didn’t sit right with me. He wasn’t like Liam, whose charm was obvious, whose flirtations came with a grin and a twinkle in his eye. Levi was quieter, his words slower, like he measured each one before letting it go. That should’ve comforted me—especially after everything I’d been through with Liam—but instead, it made me feel like I was constantly walking through a fog I couldn’t quite see through.

"You're finally giving Leo a chance." There was a hint of approval in his voice, "He's not that bad." I said as Leo nestled close to me making sure my leg touched his fur. "What are you reading?" He asked. "Dark lord, care to join me in a world of romance?" I asked, teasing him as I showed him the cover page. "Ah! Jane Austen." He said and I laughed so he was the one reading the book? "I didn't take you for the romance kind of girl." He said and I smiled "We'll, I'm not."

She was a fast reader. She turned the page and bit her lip. She must be getting to a good part. She always bit her lip when she was excited. How on earth did I have it this bad for Willow? I mean I was literally just melting over her reading a goddamn book by the pool. This was severely unlike me. “What are you looking at?” Levi asked. “Um…nothing. I was just zoning out.” I lied, forcing my eyes away from Willow. “You wanna come to the comedy club this weekend?”

wondered Ryker. “They still are.” “Wait—” Tyrone, who was busy typing on a faraway desk quickly twirled around and neared them. “So you’re telling me, Leal’s working somewhere in Brooklyn?! And we’re—” “No.” Axel frowned and hit him in the head. “You f u cking airhead.” “Well then what?!” “What Axel meant was,” Ryker intervened, “Leal’s still actively communicating with her, most probably, because Ellie is her editor. You never wondered why Axel was suddenly so interested in a book? One about werewolves at that?”

Leo asked, his eyes wide with terror as a Delete arm hovered inches above his head. ​"Don't be a hero. Don't be a sovereign. Don't even be an heir," Nora said, her form beginning to glow with a blinding, incandescent white. "Be a Reader. Look at this world and tell it that it’s Unbelievable." ​Leo looked up at the glowing pillars, the circuit-board sky, and the faceless "Warfare" logic. He took a deep breath, and for the first time in 149 chapters, he didn't use the "Silver Power." He used Judgment.

Donovan nervously chuckled. "Really? Thank you! Yes, I'd love to talk about it if you can!" Leona lit up as she held the book. Something about it felt familiar, but she shrugged it off and walked over to a random seat, signaling Donovan to sit next to her. "This book is really fascinating. I never told you this, but I'm actually a huge fan of marine discoveries! Something about this book felt like it was close to home, almost like something that would happen in this town to be honest," Donovan smiled as he flipped through his notes.

Leo greeted. Levi’s eyes changed when he saw him. Leo felt the appraising glance for a moment and felt the rejection. There was still some interest in his eyes. The reason became clear a second later. “Leo Adley? I’m such a fan of your books!” Levi said with enthusiasm. That wasn’t something that Leo had been expecting. He froze for a second and then he smiled. It was a tight smile. “I’m pleased to meet a fan.” “I hoped I would run into you at some point because this is the publisher you use,” Levi continued speaking. “I’ve been a fan since your first book.”

Since the ride will take almost twenty minutes to the university, I decided to grab the book I took earlier to ease my boredom since Levi doesn’t want to talk anymore. That guy is frustrated and he doesn’t want someone to be nosy around him whenever he is not in the mood. So to charge up my curiosity, I flip the pages once again and started reading the next pages of the book. ** I felt that the car started to slow down already and notice that Levi parked his car on his usual spot while I am busy looking around, scanning if Rael is has arrived already. I unfasten my seatbelt to still check a big bike and saw the familiar one on the ride side before I unlock the door immediately.