When They Beg, I Rise!

Lemira's confidence was unshakable.

Evelina's certainty faded as she listened, especially since that streamer's voice was eerily similar to Lemira's.

It was like they were the same person! But she refused to admit that Lemira could actually be that streamer, comforting herself by thinking that Lemira couldn't be that capable. Judy mocked loudly: "Come off it, Lemira. Just because the streamer doesn't show her face and happens to sound like you, doesn't mean you can take all the credit." Jessica defended Lemira fiercely, "But Lemira is amazing, too. She pulled off a twelve-hit combo and won the playoff!"

"That's right, someone was just dead weight in that match. It was all thanks to Lemira that they won."

"Exactly, Evelina. You're just jealous because Lemira plays way better than you!"

Evelina's eyes suddenly reddened. The boys in the class immediately started defending Evelina.

"Lemira, look what you've done, making Evelina cry. You better apologize."

Lemira was unfazed, "It's right she's lousy at that!"

Evelina, feeling resentful, still feigned a pitiful look, "Let's just drop it, everyone. I admit I'm not great at games, no matter how hard I try, I can't beat Lemmy. But I'm definitely not jealous, I'm happy for her." Lemira scoffed, "Good to know you realize your mistake. Keep trying."

choked, not expecting Lemira to respond like that. But the boys kept defending Evelina, "Lemira, so what if you're slightly better at gaming? Showing

Evelina cry. You need to apologize and make it up to

if you lot could

"Lemira, that's too much!"

to defend Evelina. She always cries at the slightest thing every time, acting like she's the biggest victim.

right and that's it, always crying doesn't make

in the class weren't fond of Evelina's damsel-in-distress act either. Every time

long had

even more, looking so pitiful that many boys

classroom, not wanting

to see anyone from

up to her and whispered, "Lemira,

words stop you

We're all fans here and will support

was SweetLemon. She smiled shyly, "Well, it's not