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Lucian's eyes were pleading as he said, "Come on, do it for mom and dad, will ya? It's the only thing they left us."

Lemira looked down, her heart softening at the mention of their parents.

She looked up at Asher. "I can help fix it, but you owe me an apology. You were wrong to accuse me."

Asher was still fuming. Apologize? No way!

Lucian went over to calm Asher down, whispering, "Man, now's not the time to be stubborn. Lemmy's our sister. It's no big deal to swallow your pride for family. Remember when you used to give her piggyback rides as a kid?"

Asher was taken back to those memories.

Back then, he adored his little sister, Lemira, and wanted to give her the world.

So, when he made his first big earnings, he bought an antique crown just because Lemira said she liked it.

But when did everything change?

After a moment, Asher gruffly said, "I was wrong earlier. I accused you without knowing the full story. That was my mistake."

Lemira couldn't help but remark, "Wow, an apology from you? That's rare!"

In their family, Asher was the de facto head.

Always restrained and patient in public, but at home, he was short-tempered with his family.

He was kind to strangers but saved his worst for those closest to him.

Lemira had never seen Asher lower his head to anyone in the family before.

Lucian quickly added, "See, Lemmy, Asher admitted his mistake. Can you please help out? It's about our parents' company."

"I know. You don't have to remind me."

Lemira sat back down at her computer, her fingers flying over the keyboard.

Soon, the Langston Group's website was back up and running.

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