When They Beg I Rise (Lemira) novel Chapter 409

Orion knew exactly what had happened back then.

After the accident, the driver didn't even try to help; he just fled the scene.

It was Orion who went to check and carried Lemira out from under the wreck.

Lemira looked blankly at the man next to her. Why would he say that?

Lucian frowned and said, "What do you know? After the accident, only Lemmy was found sitting by the roadside, crying. The driver and my parents died in the explosion, and the driver's body was found in front of the car door, clearly he had tried to go back to save others."

Lemira knew this was the official narrative from the police investigation.

But why would Orion dispute that?

Facing Lemira's gaze, Orion averted his eyes. "Maybe a passerby helped out?"

He also couldn't figure out why the driver would turn back.

Maybe it was a guilty conscience, but the person was dead, and the reason was unknown.

Lucian insisted, "That's impossible. That road had just opened not long ago; there were no surveillance cameras around, and hardly anyone passed by there."

Lemira said to Orion, "It's a shame I can't remember what exactly happened during the accident, or else I would know who saved me."

She couldn't have ended up sitting safely by the roadside without reason.

Someone must have carried her out from under the car.

Orion's gaze was deep, too thick to dissolve.

He eventually said nothing more.

Because he dared not tell her that he was also at the scene.

Lucian confidently spoke, "Lemmy, the investigation was clear. It was Evelina’s father who saved you. I know you have issues with her, but that's a fact."

Despite Evelina's questionable character, it didn't change the fact her father had done a favor for the Langston family.

Hearing this, Lemira's eyes carried a hint of sarcasm.

"I've never denied that. But the life Evelina has been living with the Langston family and the life I've lived. I’ve paid my dues to Evelina a long time ago."

Lemira’s tone was cold, especially considering Evelina had wronged her in the past.

She owed nothing to them.