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When They Beg I Rise (Lemira) novel Chapter 125

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Lemira glanced at Orion sitting beside her, feeling the temperature on her face skyrocket in seconds.

She stuttered, "You got it wrong. He's not my boyfriend."

The owner chuckled, "I know, you young folks always say that. But he's quite a looker, isn't he?"

Blushing, Lemira returned to her seat, then Orion looked up, "What did the boss say?"

"Nothing, is there anything you'd like to eat?"

"I'm not hungry."

Orion wasn't much for the local fare. He noticed the owner had brought over a bowl of peanuts and a couple of cans of beer.

He frowned at Lemira, "Kids shouldn't drink beer."

"I'm of age, why can't I?"

Lemira felt she had every reason to celebrate today, having finally signed a contract with PixelStage, marking her financial independence.

Orion moved the beer in front of her to his side, "No."

Lemira felt somewhat deflated.

Then, Orion's phone rang, and he stood up, "I'll take this call."

Watching his retreating figure, Lemira sneakily grabbed the beer.

If he said she couldn't drink, she was all the more determined to do so.

Orion walked to the roadside, answering the call, "Hello, Mom."

"Orion, haven't you wrapped up things in Lyria yet?"

"Almost there."

"That's good. It's about time we discuss your engagement with Ms. Sinclair, what do you think?"

Orion's gaze hardened as he looked at the long shadows on the street, his tone chilly, "Let's talk when I get back. Focus on getting better for now."

"Ms. Sinclair is a fine young woman, and she's been quite considerate, keeping me company while you're away. Since you don't have someone you like, why not marry someone who matches our family's status? What do you think?"

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