The school environment had a way of making Levi feel like a normal person. Since he met his uncle, he had a lot of responsibilities and school always reminded him of a simpler time when he didn't have much. It also served as a reminder that he had to do all of the takes and put in the energy needed to ensure that he maintained the kind of life he was living. Levi walked causally into school, the blue Benz that was parked outside the school gate proved to him that something fishy was going on in school but it had never been in his place to worry about things that don't concern him. From the concern of his eyes,he could see a fine young man holding hands with a red haired girl and discussing. "Baby, please. Why won't you accept me? I have everything you need. I just want to give you the love you deserve. Please," the young man begged. "Listen Duke, I don't care about you and I never will. You are definitely not my time. So you have some cash but you and I know that you are not rich e

Levi stood at the school's gate, allowing the cool breeze to sooth his skin and play with his hands as he stood, waiting for Davina to arrive. He had told her to pick him up at the school gate. He couldn't risk allowing the woman to know where he lived or that he was more wealthy than anyone she had ever met. He didn't fully understand what she was up to but he knew that it was best to stay on a low before he would be regretting his actions. Few minutes later, he saw a car approaching. It was a Mercedes and he immediately knew that it was Davina. She didn't need to announce her presence through her voice. Her car spoke volumes. "Hey," Davina called out when she reached where Levi was staying. "Hey," "Isn't it cold out that?" She asked. "It's a bit chilly," Levi responded eager to know where she was going with all the questions. "Okay. How about you come in and get some warmth?" Maybe it was just Levi's ear but it sounded like she was flirting with him. Levi looked around, hopin

"He is not..." Because Davina could say anything she was rendered mute by the comments from the people. "Yes Davina. You can do much better than this piece of shit. What do you even see in him anyway? A man that has nothing to his name is nothing and should be treated as such.""He should not even be considered. You are a really stupid girl for being with him." "And you are dumb for bringing him here.""What did you think was going to happen?" "Did you think that we would see his stupid suit, which I can now clearly see is cheap, his disgusting face and everything around him and we will be impressed?" "Did you really think that he would be able to fit in to this crowd?" "Oh come on, Davina. His is nothing but a common nuisance and no matter no much you want him to fit into the elite society so that you won't feel so bad with talking to him, trust me, you won't." The guest had no mercy. They torn her down and brought her to shreds. Duke couldn't be more excited. He saw right thro

Michael rushed out as soon as he could to meet up with Levi but when he finally got outside, he couldn't sight him. "Levi," he called out while extending his head to probably get a view of where he was."Levi!" He shouted when he still couldn't get an answer."Why are you suddenly so nice to me? What changed?" Levi answered behind him. "Umm," Michael turned to lock eyes with him. He saw Levi leaning on the wall with his hands in his pocket and his face downward. He looked like a delectable specimen. "I don't believe that answers my question. And I am still waiting for the answer." "It's nothing much. I just figured that I should treat you as my guest with much respect than I was.""Come on now Michael. It's just the two of us here, you can afford to not lie to me. Now tell me the truth." Michael looked at him, unsure if he will be able to get what he wanted by actually telling the truth. He wanted to be in good terms with him. He knew what he would gain from a friendship with one

Mr. Gilead stood from his window and saw as his favourite nephew arrived his house with an uber. His eyes squinted as he tried to understand what exactly was going on. Mark hadn't given him any complaints about his safety and last he spoke to Steven, he was handling the company perfectly. So why then was he not driving his car? Mr. Gilead could tell that something fishy had happened. He pondered if he should ask him about it or just let it go.He watched as the boy took slow steps to his front porch and he moved without saying a word. Few minutes later, he heard a knock on his bedroom door. "Come in," he said silently. "Hello sir. Your nephew is here to see you," his personal servant said. "Tell him I will be down in a minute. Thank you Stephanie." Gilead was still looking out the window when and he didn't bother to turn. He only did that when he heard the door close. He took his sweet time, with the intent that Levi's anxiety level will be high before he went down. He had a good