When They Beg, I Rise!

Lemira couldn't believe she was welcomed by this way.

She remembered, in her past life, after the exams, Lucian and Alaric had come too, but in the end, the spotlight had been all on Evelina. She was always the one left in the shadows. Little did she expect, in this life, someone had actually prepared a ceremony just for her. To say she wasn't moved would be a lie.

Orion was leaning against the car door, tall and slender. He looked up at her, his features handsome yet refined, shedding his usual laziness for a touch of seriousness. Lemira bit her lip and walked towards him.

Orion's gaze was warm, "Congratulations, it's finally over."

Thaddeus was energetically waving the banner, "Sweet Lemon, this is the surprise I prepared for you. Do you like it?"

Lemira smiled shyly, "Thank you, it's a bit much though."

"Better too much than too little, unlike someone with no good and sincere intentions, thinking a simple bouquet of flowers suffices."

Thaddeus knew how to throw shade. Lemira looked up to see Lucian crossing the street with flowers in hand.

In her past life, Lucian had also bought flowers, but they were for Evelina.

here, but all the

so bold as to hog

like us to grab a spot, not just wing it at the last

spoke up indifferently, "Some people think even apologizing is beneath them, after all,

his composure. Then, Evelina ran out, "Lucian, you made it! What a

lightly, sidestepping Evelina to approach Lemira, "Lemmy, wishing you

to Evelina. Wouldn't want people thinking you're

specially for you. I'll get Evelina hers

life! How could you be so biased, Lucian? If there's only one bouquet, it definitely should go to Evelina!" Lemira spoke calmly yet firmly. Lucian froze, realizing these words sounded all too

lines before. It seemed every time there was not enough to go around, Lemira was the one to step

on it, his heart began to ache. He had been wrong all

to speak, "Lemmy,

the past, we need to look forward." Lemira's tone was breezy, "I've got a class

Orion, "Mind giving me a

face, not saying much but opening the car door for her. A