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@levimcntgomery
The Resident - Conrad Hawkins
Matt on the "MAXIM" latest issue.
Conrad and Nic move in togetherΒ
Conrad: Iβm in. I just have one request. I really want those chickens. Nic: No chickens.
Matt Czunchry talks about the challenges of acting in The Resident
natzelimartinezβ:
βNah, Iβm just generous and I scale down to what I think yβall can afford. You look like you may have $21 to your name, soβ¦β she teased back, a light laugh following.
βAh, so youβre doing me a favor by leaving me with one dollar?β He laughed aΒ bit, and shook his head.Β βHow generous of ya.β
melodyschafferβ:
susanmontgomeryβ:
FLASHBACK: the double dateΒ | LOCATION: MOBILE ( 3.5 yrs ago ) | @melodyschafferβ, @levimcntgomeryβ & @javisterlingβ
After the events that had occurred the weekend before, Susie Montgomery proposed an idea to shake the gloom away and lighten their lives. A weekend one didnβt wish to relieve was past them, and she hoped to erase some of its marks. A double date with the closest of friends out of town was the grand plan that had seen them to Mobile. The restaurant was set, picked out of a handful of sensational options, and plans were had. Even if they were old pals having grown up with Melody and Javi fitting in perfectly to their collection of friends, they were worth taking out on the town for something fancy, not that it was needed. She wore her best dress, having somehow managed to slip into it after having had three kids and honestly looked dressed to impress. What wasnβt made better with a fancy dinner and the promise of a night on the town with people you adored. They would always love one another no matter how one dressed, and regardless of the effort Susie made to look stunning, βMel, you look gorgeous. Javi handsome as always, Iβm thrilled Levi and I could take you both out and that we could get his mother to babysit. This place has incredible reviews.β
The weekend had, in simple terms, been mentally taxing. Frosford had a stillness to its air, one felt only fairly, and Melody was appreciative of a night away. It was almost funny, considering a trip home usually left her wanting nothing more than to waste away with some cheddar biscuits and pie from Beulahβs or a greasy meal from Star Diner. But right now, dinner in Mobile with Susie and Levi, where she could pretend there were no problems to tend to between her and Javi, seemed close to perfect. Time with them always was. A smile rested on her face and she allowed her eyes a playful roll before replying to Susie,Β βYou look like youβre straight out of a magazine, but thatβs nothinβ new. Donβt you think?β She asks, turning to Levi. βI guess I could say youβre lookinβ alright too,β she shrugs, the smile rising.Β βBut, again, thatβs nothinβ new.β She loved Susie and Leviβs kids β they were, frankly, the light of her life, an easy reason to make a trip to their house whenever she and Javi visited.Β βSurely youβre both great company, butΒ just so weβre clear, Iβll be missing those three the entire night.β @levimcntgomeryβ
@levimcntgomeryβ
Ideally theyβd figured the wedding would be a fun weekend to see everyone at once, and maybe the next couple of days would involve some good downtime without either of them having to rush off for a hectic shift at the hospital or for meetings. Javi hadnβt expected to be so distracted during the whole trip, his thoughts scattered all over the place. The way heβd seen Lemon, the way heβd had to carry herβ heβd wanted her to be happy. Heβd wanted her and Owen to be happy together. Because heβd been lucky enough to find that, he thought, looking at Mellie.Β βEh,β Javi shrugged, laughing.Β βLeviβs okay. Still kinda looks like heβs twelve, if you ask me. Youβre still out of his league, Susie.β As they walked towards the restaurant, his hand brushing his wifeβs, he took it into his own.Β βDoesnβt matter, she still loves your kids more.βΒ
Safe to say Levi had not expected the weekendβs events to happen as they had, but he was more than happy to ship his kids off to his parents and go down to Mobile with Javi and Mel for a nice dinner. He could always count on Susie to be a ray of sunshine. He had his arm loosely wrapped around her waist, and when Mel complimented Susie, he chuckled and kissed her temple.Β βShe always does.β He was a sucker.Β βOh? What a mighty fine compliment, thanks you two.β He joked back easily.Β βSheβs always been outta my league, thatβs nothing new.β He still believed he was the luckiest man to have Susie as his wife.Β βTrust me, Iβm fully aware that she loves them more, can hardly blame her either.β
@susanmontgomeryβ
open.
βit was funny, and kind of cute honestly β he was genuinely confused on why i wasnβt at school,β leo says, recounting the story of him bumping into one of the older students of his school.Β Β /Β @frostfordstartβ.
βWhat, they donβt unplug you at the end of the day and stick you in a closet?β Levi teased, because his kids certainly acted surprised anytime they saw their teachers out and about outside of school.Β
susanmontgomeryβ:
Other people had called her beautiful before. Family, friends, and individuals who werenβt her husband had called Susan Montgomery in two different languages their beautiful darling. To say it out loud that the way he called her beautiful, how the words fell from his lips gave the word people tossed around greater significance. The way Levi said anything made Susieβs heart flutter just like it had the first time he called her that. Even now after being married as long as theyβd been and with their small band of heathens Levi Montgomery had the capability of making Susie blush like a schoolgirl. With little effort Susie shifted into his side to a place no one could argue was practically made for her tossing her head back scoffing. βWhat our babies monsters? You must have the wrong house because Mr. Montgomery we have nothing but pure angels of light bless their hearts.β Susie teased taking a deep breath appreciating the place to lazily rest. As always there was paint in her hair as she shifted her head that had settled on his shoulder to kiss his neck. βThey were okay. The house is still standing and we got a little messy painting today. I maybe had our children set up a tarp in my studio and allowed them to throw paint at a canvas. We had fun. Is the classroom all cleaned up? I can order your favorite and send them to your folksβ
Summers were far from quiet around the Montgomery house. The kids were out of school, Levi was out of school, and daycare didnβt really become a prime option for them. Sure it was available, but Levi actually liked the pitter patter of feet around their two story home. He was just thankful that the room above theirs wasnβt a childβs, and that they could afford a house with enough rooms that things werenβt cramped... Yet. Leviβs constant flirting with another child honestly had no end, even though he made it clear that it was all Susieβs decision. Levi chuckled a bit at the blush on her cheeks, leaning down to kiss the one closest to him. βOh, do we now? Surely some bribery must have been involved to keep them in this status today.β Leviβs free hand moved up to begin picking at the paint in his wifeβs hair, an idle habit heβd picked up over the years. He never pulled either, he just gently rolled the paint in his hands as he tried to get it out.Β βAh, there it is. No bribery needed when youβre allowinβ them to make a mess for fun.β But he laughed, imagining how it looked.Β βMrs. Montgomery, are you offerinβ me a date night with no kids and my favorite food? Why, how could I decline?β
melodyschafferβ:
A grin spread across her face when Georgie grabbed for the cupcake and she easily conceded, glancing back at Levi with a frown that screamedΒ βsheβs adorableβ. She held on to Georgie against her hip, turning her attention to her friend while the girl found her way around the treat.Β βHave I mentioned that she might be my entire world?β She says, sighing.Β βIβm not sure weβd still be friends if I didnβt have your little ones as incentive to call you up once in a while.β
As if his two year old would turn down anything sweet, and of course her first task was licking the icing off. He was just glad sheβd actually eat the cake part too, and didnβt blame her for eating the best part first.Β βAre you sure? Do you want to rent her for a few hours? No returns until the end of the rental agreement.β He joked, but really, Levi loved his kids more than anything else in the world, save maybe his wife.Β βOh really now? Well, good thing I have five and might get an even six some day.β He and Susie had been flirting with the idea.
teodorehuangβ:
Just looking at her, he smiled.Β βI am not sure if I could have handled more pouting. Maybe itβs a good thing that I donβt have children of my own. I would have been far too kindβ TΓ©o said and shrugged before he looked at Levi.Β βBeing a little stern is a good thing. But I have no stern bone in my body. I donβt like talking down on someone or making them feel bad for a mistake they have made. Itβs my weakness it seemsβ he added as he rubbed the back of his neck.Β
βImagine when four of them gang up on you.β He half-joked, because in all honestly, Levi caved when all his kids stared at them with their big pouty eyes.Β βTrust me, itβs not easy and I cave plenty.β Most of the things they wanted was harmless, Levi had only gotten good at shutting down candy and other sweets requests because he hated driving to the dentist.Β Β βThat means youβd make a great uncle, and I donβt think those are weaknesses at all.β Just meant he had a kind heart, Levi assumed.
nicholaslowryβ:
βAt least not yet anyway,β Nicholas chuckled, shaking his head.Β βThey canβt make me into a robot anytime soon, ya know?β He grinned at Levi,Β βAs a doctor, I canβt say I approve,β he teased, as if he wasnβt doing the same thing.Β βBut itβs okay in moderation, ya know? Just donβt go tellinβ them Doctor Nick approves because theyβll start takinβ advantage of you.β He teased, laughing with Leviβs bet with the kids.Β βKids will do just about anythinβ for some custard it seems, looks like you learned your lesson on that one.β Nicholas chuckled,Β βI would have been out of the house in under an hour too if my mama had bet me that.βΒ
βDespite tryinβ, Iβm sure.β Levi joked, even with a good few doctors in town, they all seemed to work around the clock. His kids, both blood and school, were probably to blame for some of that too.Β βAs if they donβt already take advantage of me.β He shook his head slightly, though a clear, loving smile was in place on it.Β βThey get their way a lot, I blame their mother.β And really, anyone who knew them should know Levi was a huge softie with his kids.Β βWhat can I say, summer means creative ways to keep entertained. Besides, we havenβt stopped by the stand in about a week. I say thatβs progress.β
fionaoharaβ:
A pout pressed against Fionaβs lips. She had been standing in the same spot for nearly ten minutes and it had gotten her nothing but glares from other shoppers whose way sheβd been in but she just couldnβt help herself. Decision making was hard and she was terribly indecisive by nature. Which cheese to buy made it even harder. This could ruin a whole mean! Nothing could move her except a decision itself. Or perhaps a grabby child. Shock, moved through her first, but immediately after? Came a smile.Β βYou donβt seem that sorry,β she cooed at the baby, grin widening,Β βNo no no, you donβt seem that sorry at all. Are you sorry? Do you want my top?β Looking to who she assumed was the father, she shook her head.Β βThe top is hers, if she wants it. Heck she could pull the whole shelf down on my head and I donβt think I could get mad at that face.β
Levi was prepared for the other to not be pleased at his childβs grabbing, despite Frostford being pretty well known for the southern hospitality. He just tended to air on the side of his childrenβs actions not pleasing others. Seeing her smile eased his initial worry, causing Levi to smile back.Β βNah, she probably isnβt.β He agreed, because his child in fact, was simply smiling up at the other. Levi chucked at the entire interaction, shaking his head gently at Georgia.Β βOh, trust me, she knows, and thatβs how she gets away with everything she does.β His kids were too cute, he believed.
@frostfordstartβ
Open - can be anywhere.
βWhy are people just mean?β
βWhat happened?β Leviβs first reaction was often concern when someone looked sad.
βitβs pride month which means everyone owes me at least a $20 donation for keeping things interesting around here soβ¦ whereβs your payment?β she asked, deadpan serious for a few moments before cracking a laugh to show she was clearly joking. ( @frostfordstartβ )
βOnly $20? Does that make you cheap entertainment?β Levi couldnβt help himself from teasing, it was essentially all he knew how to do. He chuckled a bit too, glad it seemed she was joking as well and his response would go over well.
leahdelveyβ:
Leah shrugged her shoulders,Β βThanks,β she paused,Β βI really ought to just answer or confront him at this point but it was soΒ nice not havinβ to do such a thing all these years.β She sighed softly, forcing herself to smile quickly.Β βBut how are you?β Her brows raised with curiosity,Β βThe wife, all my favorite kids?β She prodded with a small smile,Β βI feel like I havenβt seen you or your family in quite some time.βΒ
βYou donβt have to force yourself to confront him at all. Youβre fully in the right to ignore him.β Levi wanted to help, to protect Leah from dealing with this, but she was an adult and he knew there wasnβt much he could do other than be there for her.Β βGreat now that itβs summer, the kids love being out of daycare and school, and Iβm sure Susie doesnβt mind me home more.β Or she pretended not to.Β βYeah, we need to have another big gathering, maybe a summer party or something.β