Real Life Levi Ackerman Novels & Stories

Nothing, and no one move. The women were staring at him with their eyes wide open, like they had never seen anything like him before. I know, he always looks magnificent. And the magnificent looking man had kissed... I quickly shook my head. No way I'm gonna think about that again! "Levi" The woman who had worn a red dress said, standing up to go meet him. She stood beside him, looking between he and the women who still haven't moved "Girls, this is Levi Ackerman, and Levi these are the girls" she introduced.

Natalie asked as they headed to the rental car already waiting to take them to Sparrow Beach. "Mrs Ackerman made all the arrangements," he threw her a lopsided smile. "Has she worked for you long?" "I've known her my whole life. She worked at The Empress as part of the housekeeping staff. She was like a second mom to me. When I was old enough to strike it out on my own, I offered her the job, and she was happy enough to follow me, I guess." "And her husband?" "I met him through her," Levi explained. "He's not much of a talker, but their daughters are the sweetest."

“That’s possible! I heard that he arrived in the country just a few days ago. He must have came back for Grandma Dawson’s birthday party!” When the ladies present heard the name Liam Ackman, their eyes sparkled with anticipation. “The son of the billionaire Ackman family? He’s attending this party?” “I heard that he’s known for being an emotionless iceberg. It’s rumored that even from ten meters away, one can feel his uninviting aura.” “Oh, dear! I must go fix my makeup!” “Even if you look like a goddess, the Ackman prince wouldn’t bat an eye at you.” “Liam Ackman is gay! He had no interest in women.”

I said. The doctor nodded before leaving once again with the nurse. I returned my attention to Levi as he was looking around the room. "Why am I in a hospital?" Levi asked. "You got in a car accident," I replied. "Why are you here?" He asked. "I'm here to take care of you," I said. "Where's George?" Levi asked.

Levi lays his black Amex card down on the small, delicate plate with the bill for dinner. “Right, let’s call it a night. We all have to be up nice and early. I’m catching a flight back to New York.” That’s where Levi lives now. He was living here in Aspen but when he met his wife some years ago and her fashion business being in New York, they decided to split their time between the two places. That man, I swear, sees the inside of his private jet more times than I have hot meals. We all get up, and I move to pull out Madi’s chair for her to allow her to stand. “Chivalry, well, well, well. Didn’t think you had it in you, Stone.” Her voice is laced with acid sarcasm.

I heard her tell Cory that her daddy was the one making the speech, so I just let her be while Roman squeezed my hand under the table. “I am thankful for every one of you who showed up here to celebrate with me. I especially want to thank all the investors who helped to make this branch a reality, the employees, and my family. I wouldn’t be here if it wasn’t for all of you,” Levi said. Even his smile was fake. I couldn’t believe that I fell in love with this cruel man three years ago.

I waited as the elevator went up and Levi smiled at me when the doors opened. “Hey kid,” he said and started walking down the hall. I followed him and I was shocked when I saw that apartment. It was not what I expected because Levi didn’t look like someone that would live in a place like this. “Wow, Levi, I never took you for a snob,” I said to him and he laughed. “I use it about once a month, old habits are hard to break. In my old life I had to keep up appearances so…” he said and I could see he was a bit uncomfortable. “Make yourself at home.” He showed me to the guest room and I put the backpack down.

No doubt he had his green smoothie this morning. I wince and turn around hiding the coffee mug behind my back. The last thing I want is another lecture from this guy. Levi is nice, nearly thirty, and engaged to a woman named Marissa who is a yoga instructor at the local gym. For a guy who is so into fitness, it sure didn't make sense that he owns a diner that sells pounds of greasy bacon and hash browns on the daily. "Sorry, Levi." I give him my most charming smile even though I know he actually isn't mad in the slightest. He's a pretty laid back guy. "Had some last minute homework to finish up."

Levi pushes up his glasses and smiles at me. "Over here we have Magner MacQuoid the shy one," she points a finger in his direction. He nervously adjusts his glasses and wipes his sweaty forehead with his palm. He waves at me. "And finally, Reuben Ackerman our golden boy," she says with a tease. Reuben just stares at me blankly with a slight tick in his jaw. He seemed irritated. "Let's get ready for our tutoring session shall we?" He says as he walks to the board and cleans a section of it.

she stammered and tried to regain her composure. Levi wasn't just any man. He was the heir to one of the world’s most powerful business empires, the only son of a billionaire mogul who had built his fortune with ruthless precision. From a young age, Levi had been groomed to take over the family dynasty, his path seemingly set in stone. But instead of merely stepping into his father’s shadow, he had chosen a different route.