Zeke X Levi Novels & Stories

"I thought you said Liz was working today?" Liz Branson, a friend of Lexie's from high school, was one of the few people Lexie had reconnected with when she fled Savannah and the only one besides Killian and Lexie's parents who knew the details of the disaster. The woman was at loose ends with all her kids in school now, so Lexie had offered her the part-time position. The woman loved working at Heart Starter, and Killian knew Lexie loved having girl time with her friend. "She is, but I need to work on inventory and get caught up on my bookkeeping." She brushed her mouth over his then took a step back. "You guys have a good time and don't get too drunk."

"But Hazel, Roxanne, can you help me track down the energy drug and the life-saving drug again?" That next sentence caught all three of them off guard. "We can, but your illness is already cured. Why do you still need those drugs?" Zeke's smile deepened, but something about the curl of his lips made it seem cold. "You can call it… precaution." Hazel and Roxanne didn't hesitate long. "Alright. We'll keep looking." Zeke was smiling, but there wasn't a trace of warmth in it. He intended to wipe both the Solbergs and the Leightons out. He especially loathed Thaddeus, the head of the Leighton family.

“I said I would go with you, and I will keep my word. You can pick me up tonight. But this afternoon? Plans canceled. I need to make sure my friend hasn’t suffered an internal hemorrhage because your inner animal is a spoiled toddler.” Zeke closes his eyes briefly, accepting the verdict. He pushes himself away from the wall, his own internal battle evident in the strain around his mouth. For once, he doesn’t argue, doesn't cajole, doesn't even use the bond to try to sway me. He just nods, subdued, his eyes flashing to the faint red mark on his cheek where I slapped him. “Tonight,” he confirms. “I’ll be here at eight. And Liv… if I so much as smell another hostile entity near you between now

Deanna remembered what Zake had said, that Meazus wasn't that kind of guy. “If you don't believe me, I'll show you the evidence.” Levi took some photos out of his pocket. “I took them at the bar. The man in the photo is the man you love, isn't he?” Levi sneered. Deanna's hands trembled as she tried to take the photos from Levi. She forced herself to look at the photos to see if Levi was lying or not. Deanna covered her mouth with her trembling hand. Tears welled up in Deanna's eyes as she looked at the photos. How could Meazus do something like that in public with a woman?

he breathed, rubbing against Zeke like a cat in heat. With the toys in place, Zeke pocketed the remote control app on his phone. "Remember, I'm in charge. Be good, or I'll turn it up." They headed down to the company offices below the penthouse, a sleek corporate tower where Zeke was the CEO, and the others held key roles. The day started normally, Eli in finance, Damien in development, Delilah as Zeke's personal assistant, but Zeke's intervals of activation turned it into a game of endurance.

I leaned forward, picking the items delicately and laying them back in the chest the same way it was. As I leaned back, a knock came from the door, and Xavier appeared. I gave him a look, he nodded his greeting and walked towards me. “Did you do what I asked?” I threw my question at him before his eyes could even come to terms with what he was looking at on my desk. “I did,” he answered. “Zeke is currently not a threat, sir. He was seen in the local bar last night. Nothing much. Rumors claim he didn’t even buy many drinks.”