Real Life Levi Ackerman Novels & Stories

He hadn't come back from wherever he went yet and it was getting pretty late. We ate silently, well.... except for my mum, who tried to start a conversation with the strange kid whose name turned out to be Levi. I sighed. He wasn't anything like Levi Ackerman, or I would have married him on the spot. He only nodded or responded 'yes' depending on what he was asked. My mum asked him what his favourite colour, food, game, and movie was but guess what? ....he didn't respond to any of that.

“But I’m free today, so let’s get a drink together.” Apart from being a very good friend of mine, Levi was also my business partner and brother in law. We’ve been friends since Highschool and he was my advisor before joining the business. I didn’t mind his somewhat pushy personality because it sometimes reminded me not to get too serious. Even though I seemed to be at ease, I was worried about Friday and hoped that my announcement wasn’t going to cause a huge fuss.

He goes after any and all injustice, and he's good with this shit. I met Levi my freshman year in college, and we've been thick ever since. He's not my lawyer just because of his intelligence and case record, but because of his personality, because of the man he is. A standup guy with a heart of gold and the instincts of a school of piranha scenting fresh blood in the dirty waters of the Amazon. And he loves fucking with anyone who fucks with me.

There are no rooms for sex and Max doesn't even like to stay open past 9 pm. But Levi was far from calm. He glared at the reporter the same way he did at his uncle, and I instantly pulled his arm back. I didn't want him to cause a scene here. “My wife is a librarian and honourable. That’s all you need to know.” Levi said, his voice coming out very strong and firm. More flashes and microphones came forward, but soo did the securities. We moved closer to the car, but the questions didn't slow down. “Mrs Adam, what would you use the 3% shares for?

“I’m sorry. It’s none of my business. You can do whatever you like. I was just surprised as I know how unhappy you were here but it’s been over ten years – I really don’t know anything about you anymore. Hell, I never thought I’d be back here permanently either and here I am living in a run down farm house with no mall in sight.” She snapped her mouth shut on her rambling as Levi turned toward her. His mouth quirked at one corner but his eyes were serious. He hooked his thumbs in the loops of his jeans leaning back against the sink as he spoke. “No, it’s fine. It’s a legitimate question. I never thought I’d come back but found out city life wasn’t really for me. It had its advantages, grocer