Yandere Levi Novels & Stories

I couldn't do anything right now except sit on this floor and exist. It rang again immediately. I picked up. "Lev." His voice was strange and tight in a way I hadn't heard since we were children and something had gone very wrong. "I need you to listen to me." I straightened up against the wall. "Jonathan, I can't really …" "Levrae." He said my name like it was the only thing holding him together. "Something happened tonight." The tone of his voice reached through everything — through the exhaustion, and the humiliation, i had been wrapping around myself for three years — and grabbed me by the throat.

he replied curtly. Levi rolled her eyes. But when her gaze drifted down his bare torso—his sculpted abs leading down to that dangerous v-line—her throat went dry. She swallowed hard, her heart thumping wildly as her eyes traveled back to his face. His gaze, she realized, had been fixed on her soaked clothes clinging to her body. “What are you staring at? Ha! I knew it—you do want me,” she accused, crossing her arms over her chest. “Levi, stop being paranoid. I’m a man, not a statue. It’s normal to look. But just because I glance at you doesn’t mean I want you. Didn’t I already say you’re not my type? I don’t go for flat-chested woman.”

He didn’t look upset but he also didn’t look happy. “Has she met Hyde?” I asked him, looking him in the eyes. “Briefly.” He responded. “Well, Jade. The other part to that and what helps Hyde survive being attached to Levy is because he’s part Elf. And that means he is able to be your flame.” “Huh?” She said, looking between Levy and I. Levy didn’t look any different. He just seemed to be taking in the information for later. “What are you saying? That Levy is my mate?” Jade asked.

Raphael asked Levi and got a glare in return. "Are you nuts, Raphael? She will run away if I say that I know about her identity." Levi shouted at Raphael in rage. His eyes were shining with fury. "I can't lose her. I need her. And you know why I need her. She's the only one who can help me. I was waiting for her for years. Now I can't lose her for my foolishness. She is the only lethal weapon I need for that. I must begin to execute my plan. Before she comes to know my real intention." Levi said in a dangerous tone. Raphael swallowed hard watching Levi's rage.

I defended, feeling slightly offended on behalf of all the young looking girls I've slept with and the ones I've just admired and lusted over once in a while. "I didn't say something was wrong with them," Levi paused. I took up from where he stopped, "So? I thought that was what you meant." "Nah, young ladies are very amazing and all that. Also they're very energetic in all areas, but they're not really my thing's thing. You get me now?" He drawled out with a sarcastic expression on his face. "Oh," I said in understanding while he nodded his head before affirming after me, "Yes, oh."

Fight: Levi stared at the ground trying to figure out what her next move was. Being on her knees had its disadvantages. She couldn't see Rose. She wished she would fight. Why wouldn't she fight? Levi thought about becoming angry with Rose. She had tracked them down, had a rescue in the works and she was acting like a defensive damsel. She clenched her jaw together. She had still not heard from Brandon. She was becoming worried about him. Guilt twisting in her stomach, if something happened to him she would never forgive herself.

Levi's eyes softened, his gaze shifting from Sarah to me. He reached out, gently grasping my hand, his touch providing a reassuring anchor amidst the swirl of emotions. Levi's voice took on a gentle cadence, as if he were treading on fragile ground. "Jasmine," Levi began, his voice gentle yet tinged with a hint of sadness. "Sarah's situation is more complicated than it appears." His words hung in the air, causing a ripple of curiosity to spark within me.

They left, promising to call and visit often. Sighing to herself she turned around to go to the kitchen. Just as she was about to enter she heard someone sobbing in the shadows of the huge pillar. Furrowing her eyebrows she peeked from behind to see who it was. To her surprise Clair was trying to control her sobs and cries as she kept wiping her tears away. “I am so sorry Levi.” She whispered, thinking that no one was in ear shot. “You deserve someone better than me. I hope you find the worthy one. Because you are the sweetest guy I have ever met.” Her hushed whispers made Adira freeze on her spot. What in the world......

She was about to ask him about the progression of Lily's matter, but it turned out there was no way to ask him about this any further because he had no intention of helping. She put a stone in her heart and walked away from there. Nothing was left to ask or say now, he never saw her as one of his people; he just saw her as an object. “He won't help. Everything depends on me now. I am a beta, so no one's pheromone will work on me. I can resist anyone as long as it's within my reach. I have also learned some self-defense.” She headed back to Lily's room. After seeing Lily had fallen asleep, she went to the servant's quarter. Before doing anything, she has to discuss it first with her friends h

She noted, her eyes narrowing at me. Typical. “It’s not Carter’s fault if his wife isn’t sexy enough. Have you seen the way she dresses? Who would want to sleep with her?” She laughed, and nods came from the table. Okay, this was too far, but before I could feel the particular burn of shame, Levi had already moved. A soft clink echoed on the table as he dropped his wine glass. “A woman doesn’t need to fit your definition of allure to be captivating,” He said, and his eyes narrowed.