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He covered his face with his hand, realizing for the first time the extent of Lemira's sacrifices. He had been oblivious, underestimating the efforts behind her actions.
Lucian felt a pang of regret. He had taken Lemira for granted, unaware of her silent contributions.
He had failed as a brother.
Lemira wasn't just being petulant; she had been deeply wronged. She was hurt!
Turning to the butler, Lucian commanded, "Bring me the gifts Lemmy gave to Evelina as an apology last time."
The butler was taken aback, "But weren't those gifts from Ms. Langston to Ms. Sterling as an apology? Mr. Lucian Langston, if you take them back, wouldn't that be unfair to Ms. Sterling? She already feels like an outsider in the Langston family. If you do this, how can Ms. Sterling feel secure here?
You can't possibly soften because of a simple meal, Mr. Lucian Langston. Ms. Sterling even made you soup and got injured in the process."
After a moment of contemplation, remembering Evelina's injury, Lucian softened.
"Alright, just bring back the gift I sent. Leave the rest," he decided. He needed to initiate change at least.
That evening, after dinner, Lemira locked herself in her room and didn’t come out. Soon, there was a knock, and Lucian's voice followed, "Lemmy, it's me."
Lemira opened the door, her expression indifferent, "What is it?"
“Here you are.”
Lemira saw a box containing an emerald necklace, familiar to her.
Wasn't this the apology gift she had given Evelina? What was Lucian implying?
With guilt in his voice, Lucian explained, "Lemmy, I know I've let you down before. I've taken the necklace back. I'll get a new one for Eve as compensation, but this one means something different to you. It shouldn't have been given away."
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