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When They Beg I Rise (Lemira) novel Chapter 395

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Mrs. Eileen truly didn't see it coming, her gaze complex as she looked at Orion.

It took her a long while to speak up: "You know it's impossible between you two, with that car accident and all..."

No one could forget the death of their parents.

Orion was crouching in front of the elderly woman, bending his straight back.

The old lady spoke up: "Your guilt, you can make it up to her, that's the best choice for both of you."

He was bowing down, speaking in a low voice: "I know."

But he couldn't control it.

At first, it was compassion, and then, it was love.

The old lady sighed: "Seems like, she must be a good girl, to have moved your heart, hasn't she?"

"Grandma, you don't know how tough these years have been for her, even her brother has been neglecting and suppressing her."

Orion paused for a long moment: "I thought I was rational enough."

"Rationality can prevent one from entering a relationship, but it can't stop one from developing feelings."

Mrs. Eileen knew her grandson; if he wasn't truly moved, he wouldn't have opened up to her.

The old lady perceptively caught on to his thoughts.

She spoke: "Orion, are you telling me all this because you want to be with her?"

"Yes."

Orion had made up his mind last night; he truly had feelings for Lemira.

The person he liked, he was determined to fight for.

That was also the reason he came back.

Mrs. Eileen playfully hit him: "You little rascal, trying to sweet-talk your grandma, huh?"

"Grandma, I don't need you to do anything, but I do need your support."

Mrs. Eileen pondered for a moment before speaking: "At the end of the day, the accident wasn't your fault; it was a tragedy. But it's unfortunate for that girl. I just don't get it, the accident wasn't that severe, how did it suddenly explode?"

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