When They Beg, I Rise!

As Lemira appeared at the scene, all eyes turned towards her. With a stoic expression on her face, she stood unfazed by the attention.

Dressed in a simple T-shirt, her attire was overshadowed by the lavish accessories she adorned. A delicate golden tiara rested on her head, a necklace of emeralds hung around her neck, her wrists were adorned with jade and gold bracelets, and her fingers bore a large

pink diamond ring.-

Laughter soon filled the room.

"Man, Lemira's so tacky, flaunting all those accessories like a nouveau riche."

"I bet Lemira's just showing off those expensive pieces on purpose, trying to make Evelina feel bad."

Lemira, unfazed, walked up to Evelina and said calmly, "Congratulations on finally becoming a Langston today."

In her previous life, Evelina's joining had marked the beginning of a nightmare for her.

No matter how much she tried to please or behave obediently, her brothers all favored Evelina, with Lucian even declaring he wished Evelina was their biological sister.

This time, Lemira vowed not to cling to such meaningless familial bonds.

Jealousy brewed in Evelina's heart as she saw the valuables on Lemira, though she managed to mask it with a composed expression.

with you for our brothers' affection. After all, I'll always be an outsider, and you're their

lips curled into a sneer, thinking, "What

when she finally saw the woman's true colors. Caspian, witnessing this, quickly interjected, "Eve, don't cry. Who said you're an outsider? From today on, you're my true sister." Evelina lowered her eyelids, hiding

presented a box, "Eve, this

supposed to be

see the

had "kindly" made a decision for her

take it. It's

gift on your behalf, where's your gesture of apology?" Lemira nodded, "I know, so I brought

is the antique tiara from

is the emerald pendant from

is the century-old

pink diamond ring from

is the jade bracelet from

is the gold trophy

the tray one by one, Lemira added, "These are all very important

prepared these in anticipation of Caspian's

her brothers hadn't given her any substantial