When They Beg I Rise (Lemira) novel Chapter 476

Lemira had been plotting her move against the Langstons for a while.

She turned to him and said, "Of course."

"Whatever you need, just ask."

"I need you by my side, supporting me. Even if I have to do some shady things to take down the Langstons, I need you to always stand by me."

Lemira's gaze carried a hint of uncertainty.

But he just flicked her forehead and said, "Of course. If you decide to go rogue, I'll be your lookout."

Lemira's lips curled into a slight smile. "It won't come to that. I'm a law-abiding citizen, after all."

After their workout, they shared a dinner together.

Orion dropped her back at college, parking by the curb, he pondered for a moment before speaking, "I've got a business trip in a few days. I'll try to make it back in time for your press conference."

"Don't worry about it. Your work is important. The PR team has the press conference under control. They're pros."

Lemira hadn't planned on having Orion by her side for everything.

Dealing with the Langstons was something she felt she should do on her own.

After watching Lemira enter the college, Orion finally dialed Thaddeus, "Lemira's hosting a press conference in a few days. If I can't make it back in time, keep an eye out for her, will you?"

"Sure, no problem. But making Matthew publicly clear up that engagement rumor with Ms. Sinclair, aren't you worried about offending the Sinclairs?"

"I've given the Sinclairs face for years. It's their loss if they don't appreciate it."

Orion had never acknowledged an engagement with Sophia Sinclair, despite giving the Sinclair family opportunities to clarify things, which they never took.

So now, if he had to set the record straight himself, so be it.

After ending the call with Thaddeus, once Lemira messaged him she was back in her dorm, Orion concluded the conversation.

Lemira replied, [Alright, we'll help if we can.]

The next day, Lemira and Janice went to class without the new roommate, who hadn't woken up yet.

After class, Lemira received a notice from the college, "Lemira, the Sinclair family will resume their sponsorship of the team. Please arrange a meeting."

"Professor, we already have a sponsor. We don't need the Sinclair's sponsorship."

"Lemira, the Sinclair family has been a sponsor for many years. It would be rude to reject them outright. Please handle it."

The professor hung up without giving Lemira a chance to refuse, leaving her slightly uneasy.

She hoped it was as Ms. Sinclair said, just a simple sponsorship.

As Lemira was leaving the classroom, she saw Evelina rushing in, tears streaming down her face, grabbing her hand, "Lemmy, Lucian's not doing well. His last wish is to see you one last time. Please, come to the hospital!"