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When They Beg I Rise (Lemira) novel Chapter 225

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Orion finally replied and tossed his phone aside, his expression returning to normal, "I'll be home for dinner tonight."

Meanwhile, Lemira, upon receiving Orion's short reply - just a simple "Congratulations" - couldn't help but sigh at how this man was as sparing with words as ever.

After the event wrapped up, Lemira started packing up her things, ready to leave.

Lucian and Alaric approached her, both wearing expressions that blended caution with a hint of eagerness to please.

"Lemmy, you're here in Orvin this new city all by yourself, and school hasn't even started yet. It might be tough living alone, so why don't you come stay with us?" Lucian offered carefully.

Alaric nodded vigorously, "Yeah, the Langstons have a place here in Orvin too. The biggest room is all yours, Eve doesn't even get a say."

With Evelina not around in Orvin, they could afford to be extra nice to Lemira, trying to make up for past mistakes.

"No need, I just bought a place here in Orvin myself. That big room should still go to Evelina. After all, her father has been a savior to the Langstons. You can't afford to be petty, Alaric, what would people think of the Langstons if words get out?"

Lemira's face was laced with sarcasm; she did it on purpose.

Her words struck a nerve with Alaric, "Houses here in Orvin are so expensive, how could you afford one on your own? Did that school doctor give you the money?"

"Watch your mouth. I earned that money myself. As a top streamer on PixelStage, my signing bonus was in the millions. What's it to you if I buy a house?"

Lemira's retort left Alaric speechless. He had forgotten that Lemira was now a big name on PixelStage, her game strategies widely used by professional teams.

Lucian quickly tried to smooth things over, "Alaric is just concerned about you, nothing more."

"Cut it out. I don't need 'concern' that comes with malicious speculation and defamation. The farther I stay from the Langstons, the better off I'll be!"

Grabbing her backpack, Lemira walked away, no longer wanting to engage with anyone from the Langston family.

She used to try so hard to connect with her brothers, to win their approval, but they scarcely gave her the time of day.

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