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When They Beg I Rise (Lemira) novel Chapter 168

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When They Beg I Rise (Lemira) is the best current series by the author Internet. The Chapter 168 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 168 and stay updated with the next chapters of this series at nisfree.com.

He tried to pull Lemira back, but she was as slippery as an eel, quickly finding her way to the very center of the dance floor.

Once Lemira let loose with her dancing, she instantly drew a crowd's attention.

In no time, she became the center of attention. Orion, seeing this, couldn't help but feel helpless, thinking to himself that he knew he shouldn't have let her drink, not even cocktails.

From a VIP room nearby, Dorian caught sight of Lemira dancing and whistled appreciatively, "Nice moves."

Evelina, standing next to him, felt a twinge of jealousy. It seemed true that any flashy siren could capture a man's gaze.

She had been stringing Dorian along without any real intention of committing.

But today, after receiving a call that might have been from her father, she panicked at the thought of losing the Langstons’ backing. She realized she needed to secure a rich boyfriend and get married quickly.

Coincidentally, Dorian had declared his affection at the bar that evening, and Evelina reluctantly accepted.

Evelina gritted her teeth, "Dorian, let's go dance too."

"Sure."

Dorian kept his eyes on the girl dancing in the middle of the floor, but he had to be subtle because of Evelina. After all, he had just won her over and not bonked her yet.

Soon, Lemira noticed Dorian and Evelina approaching with her peripheral vision.

What a buzzkill.

Turning, Lemira headed towards Orion, but a sleazy guy blocked her path, "Hey foxy lady, you've got some sexy moves. How about a drink? It’s on me."

"Don’t need it."

Lemira declined promptly, but the man persisted, "Come on, you're here alone anyway. You already came to this bar, don't be such a prude."

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