When They Beg, I Rise!

It almost seemed like she thought Orion had a thing for her.

Holding her phone, Lemira found herself reminiscing about her online relationship from a past life.

To be precise, it was unrequited love since she never confessed her feelings, and he never hinted at liking her either.

But his presence had been a faint light in her otherwise dim and sorrowful life, offering her warmth throughout.

This felt eerily similar to how Orion made her feel. Yet, she couldn't shake off the uncertainty about whether Orion was indeed the person from her past life.

Orion's slender fingers twitched slightly, "Stepping in when seeing injustice is just what I do, does it need a reason? I mean, if I see an old lady trying to cross the street, I'd help her across without a second thought." Lemira managed a smile, but a sense of loss lingered deep within. She tried to keep the mood light, "After my exams, I'll officially be moving out of the Langston mansion."

"Feel free to move in next door!"

After hanging up, Lemira felt surprisingly uplifted as she took her shower and even practiced a set of exam questions before bed.

mock exam was just around

getting into Orvin University! Being in the top ten of her school would likely secure her a spot. The next day,

you weren't feeling well, so I made you some soup. It should help you feel better." Evelina also made sure to show off a

got hurt? You didn't have to do this,

us, for this family. It's the least

a surge of relief and glanced at Lemira

caught sight of the soup and couldn't help but scoff inwardly. So

Lemira simply stood up and walked away, never asking a

really not going to ask? Or did she simply not

"Lucian, Lemmy does care about you. She's just a little

"I hope so."

wanted to believe that Lemira was just acting out over something trivial, not ready to sever ties with the family completely. Without Lemira's concern, he felt a profound discomfort. Evelina, satisfied with her manipulation, followed suit and left

commented from the sidelines, "Mr. Lucian Langston, it's really too bad Ms. Langston

mood slightly lifted as he saw the