When They Beg I Rise (Lemira) novel Chapter 344

Asher instantly furrowed his brow, "That's just a minor family squabble. Lemira might be mad, but joining the Reapers? Doesn't this bring shame on us? Cough, cough, cough!"

The excitement sparked a coughing fit in Asher, and a dull pain radiated from his lungs.

It was a lingering effect from the day Lemira had thrown him over her shoulder. No bones were broken, but there was a fracture.

Evelina quickly handed him a bottle of water, "Asher, calm down, you're still not healed. We'll talk to Lemira later, ask her to consider the Langston family's reputation, and not join the Reapers."

Alaric's face was an impassive mask, "No need for you guys to say anything."

He felt too ashamed to face Lemira now.

And he didn't want to guilt-trip Lemira in the name of the Langstons!

Asher scoffed, "Alaric, now you're taking Lemira's side too, huh? Just like Lucian?"

"Asher, the team is mine, what I say goes."

Unable to bear any more, Alaric stood up and left. He wanted to clear things up with Lemira.

Asher was fuming. Now everyone seemed to be siding with Lemira.

Had they all forgotten what she had done?

Evelina sat nearby, her expression darkening. In the end, victory was still hers.

Seeing Lemira so popular on stage, Evelina clenched her teeth in envy.

Someday, she'd have Lemira under her foot.

On stage, Lemira looked at Matthew, "Thanks for the offer, but I decline. Next year, I'll lead the Orvin University Team to the finals!"

Her eyes sparkled with confidence.

Matthew chuckled, "That's going to be a headache for us, but we won't make it easy for you guys."

"Then you better watch out. New waves will always surpass the old ones!"

Lemira's words were laced with challenge.

The crowd started buzzing with anticipation.

Could Lemira's team really make it to the finals and take the championship next year?

This was getting exciting.

After the event, Lemira stood aside, watching the Reapers on the podium, Matthew holding the championship trophy.

She longed to know what it felt like to hold that trophy.

It was the regret of her past life.