Novel & Cerita S4 Levi Ackerman

There was more to her fire than just spite. We walked to my car, and just as we were climbing in, a familiar figure approached. Levi was walking toward us, a duffel bag slung over his shoulder. His dark hair was damp with sweat, curling slightly at the ends. He wore the school's black football jersey over a sleeveless compression shirt, and his cleats clacked against the pavement with each step. He looked exhausted, but there was a confident, easy grin on his face. I almost forgot how to breathe.

Levi told her with a sad tone as he sent her flying. It took some while but she finally spotted Xena by the road side. She landed on Xena's shoulder and began to screech. "Levi? Yes I'll wait right here." She replied to Akeelah's screech. A while later, Levi arrived with Akeelah and without thinking, he instantly hugged Xena by surprise. "Don't ever leave me like that again. I thought I've lost you. I mean you scared me." He spoke softly, pulling out to gaze at Xena.

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.

I cut him off in between. “No problem, I’ll pick him up in my arms.” It’s gonna be a long day but considering Jamie is there, it’s gonna be fine. I left and was offered a chair while Grey was still sleeping in his arms, like a cocoon with no worries. “Your boss’ name is Levi, why did he introduce himself as Ford?” I asked looking at Luther. “That’s his surname…” “Levi Ford? Sounds about right, shit!!” I smirked insulting the bastard.

Lezelle's eyes widened, and I tightened my hold onto Aaron's arm. "Calm down." I whispered. I threw a glance at Lezelle, smacking Daniel who was grinning. "He's my brother." Lezelle answered. "That doesn't answer my question. How in the living hell do you know my mate?" Aaron's voice was deathly low. "We all use to be from the same pack." Lezelle butted in, answering for Daniel. "We use to da—" But Lezelle slapped her hand on top of his mouth, silencing him. My eyes widened and I really wanted to smack him myself.

Levi quickly swiveled to face him, careful to protect the unconscious beauty sprawled out in the backseat of the truck. Dr. Ackerman approached slowly, his palms exposed at his hips. “Levi, I need to check her. She's bleeding pretty bad.” For the first time, Levi smelled the metallic scent of blood on his mate. He mentally scolded himself for losing control—something he never did.

And that’s when I knew. Levi wasn’t ordinary. He wasn’t a plumber. Or a wanderer. Or some man who'd just forgotten where he came from. He was someone. Someone expensive. Raised, maybe not rich, but definitely... important. Precise. Educated. And he was going to remember that. Soon. And when he did- He’d leave. *** That night, I couldn’t sleep. He had fallen asleep quickly, like always. Calm. Breathing deep. Like nothing had changed.

Levi, who'd been silently eating his food and brooding two chairs away from the rest of us, suddenly spoke up, “Enough chit-chat; she's here to work, not to grind and make careless conversations.” I glanced at him, noting the sharpness in his tone and the irritation in his eyes. He didn't like me; that much was clear, but I wondered if that was because I was an outsider or if he was one of those people that hated everything. “Damn, easy, Levs… No need to be a party pooper. We just want to get to know our new accountant.” “Accountant?” Sabrina asked, her eyes wide. “Yes, accountant.” I said, a smail smirk on my face. “Something the matter?’

But here he was, standing before everyone, his eyes glistening with unshed tears. Levi took a step closer, his voice gaining strength. “I know I haven’t been the best brother,” he admitted, his words heavy with regret. “I’ve made mistakes… so many mistakes that hurt you, Amanda, and everyone I care about. I was lost, blinded by my own anger and jealousy. I couldn’t see what was right in front of me—the love you had found and the life you were building.” The room grew quieter, the audience leaning in, feeling the raw emotion in Levi's words. Edward's frown softened as he listened to his cousin speak with a sincerity he hadn’t heard before.

Levi stood up he had thousand thiuts going through his herir he was already passing through a lot but goin bs k to square one was something that he did not want su all, he has been saving for years just to build up his own business but yo his dirosed everting just crashed, be fejt suffocated, he just wanted to let out the himilstin he felt he hated the way e ruin looked at him like a fslit, he was already tired, he was poor, a son of a Nobody He was tired of his life Levi was an itsilkain man, he just dark brown hair, black eyes, well catber bears that suited him, he had suited body, he was handsome with a stovtice hard face. After biding, Good beys, Adams left the resrurs, he had a s smirk