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When They Beg I Rise (Lemira) novel Chapter 148

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When They Beg I Rise (Lemira) is the best current series by the author Giselle Jones. The Chapter 148 content below will immerse us in a world of love and hatred, where characters use every trick to achieve their goals without concern for the other half—only to regret it later. Please read chapter Chapter 148 and stay updated with the next chapters of this series at nisfree.com.

Orion's voice was calm, "Didn't see that coming. You've got a knack for computing. Ever thought about majoring in computer science in college?"

"I've considered it, but haven't made up my mind yet."

Truth be told, Lemira was unsure about what major to choose for her future; she had a myriad of interests.

"Let's talk it over when we get back."

"Sure."

Walking beside him, Lemira glanced down at his shadow and felt a sudden uplift in her mood. They returned to the room together.

Seeing the smile on Lemira's face, Lucian felt a stir of irritation within him. She used to smile like that at him too, but now she wouldn't even get mad at him.

Lucian walked over to Orion with a glass of wine in hand, "Here's to you."

Orion took the glass with an indifferent expression, "Let's hope the game she's working on becomes a hit."

"Exactly, I’m thinking that too. After all, Lemmy has shares in the Langston Group. She'll be getting dividends in the future."

Upon hearing it, Lemira found it amusing. Technically, she did own shares.

But in her past life, those shares were used to apologize to Evelina. So, in this life, she'd never given those shares much thought; they were irrelevant to her anyway.

Thaddeus, sensing something off, quickly added, "Orion, too, is a rising star, investing in various companies. He'll be seeing dividends as well."

The Langstons dare to look down on Orion for being poor?

Lucian, sipping his wine, suddenly changed the subject, "Mr. Everhart is such a promising young man. Do you have a girlfriend?"

The topic change caught everyone off guard.

Thaddeus spotted Lemira's expression; unable to see her hurt, he added, "It's still early days; who knows if it'll work out."

Lucian let out a half-smile, "With Mr. Everhart's credentials, it's hard to imagine any girl saying no. It's all up to what Mr. Everhart decides."

Orion finished his wine in one gulp. He swept a casual glance at Lemira, who was looking down, her expression hidden from him.

He knew he was doing something cruel. But if she found out who he really was, it would be a thousand times more cruel.

It’s better to nip any potential issues in the bud. Orion thought Lemira deserved a more exciting life. The happiness she sought was something he couldn't give, nor did he have the right to.

With just a fleeting look, Orion's mind raced through countless thoughts, his lips curling into a nonchalant smile, "Who knows, it's all about chemistry."

Lucian continued, "I happen to know quite a few eligible socialites, beautiful and leggy, around your age. Interested in meeting any of them?"

Lemira's eyelashes fluttered, and she spoke firmly, "No need for that!"

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