Siapa Ayah Levi Ackerman Novels & Stories

“Why don’t you introduce me to your real friends?” “Why should I?” I asked. Levi cleared his throat and I looked up at him. He hadn’t taken a seat even though Dylan was gone. He stayed standing and offered his hand out slowly to Calum. Calum stared at his outstretched hand, his eyes back to their normal brown before he looked up at Levi. He reached out and gripped Levi’s hand firmly. “I’m Levi. It’s a pleasure to meet Ami's father,” Levi said with a dip of his chin.

He could see the fire brewing in the Alpha’s eyes, and anything could cause it to ignite even more. “What the hell!?” Ace walked up to Levi and grabbed the collar of his shirt with strength. “What did I tell you? I know why you’re here, Clary, and news flash, you ain’t leaving with her!” Levi kept his head cool despite the way he was being aggressively handled by Ace. “Talk to your wife and Mr. Clark about this, man,” He managed to say. “Ace, let him go,” Mr. Clark finally joined the picture. “You are an Alpha, behave like one. Not like a ruthless gang leader!” He scolded Ace. Since Ace's father left him, Mr. Clark became a father figure to him.

Lux heard him and says, “I know we’re not supposed to be here and we’ll be on our way soon, but I need to find Rieka Hale so if you tell us where she is then we’ll be gone soon.” “And why do you need to see Rieka?” The man’s voice sounds calm. It’s interesting seeing his demeanor after so many spirits fled at the sight of us. Lux answers simply, “She’s my mother.” He nods and a small smile appears as he says, “I know that. The resemblance is uncanny.” So is your resemblance to Kai, I think to myself. Lux makes a puckered face as she questions, “You know my mother?” He chuckles deeply as he says, “I do. You might know my name, I’m Leviticus Adams.”