"Lemmy, now's not the time to throw a fit. If the Dravens come knocking, it won't just be you in hot water. The Langstons will be dragged into this mess too." Lemira replied with a scoff, "Don't worry, I won't drag you into anything."

"It's not up to you to decide whether or not we get involved. You're not seeing the big picture here. Alaric has already smoothed things over with Dorian. All you need to do is apologize to Mr. Draven, clear the air, and he won't hold you accountable once you explain everything." Lemira frowned, "I refuse. I've got more important things to do right now."

"Lemira, when will you stop this nonsense? And what could possibly be more important than sorting this out?"

Jessica raised her voice, "Obviously, attending the celebration of our city's top student is way more important."

Lucian frowned, "I heard the top scorer is in your school, but that's their achievement, not yours, Lemira. You need to focus on sorting your own issues instead of just going along for the ride."

Jessica's voice grew louder, "Because if Lemira doesn't show up at the celebration, it can't start."

Lucian's tone turned sour, "Lemira isn't the guest of honor, why wait for her to kick things off?"

student! How could the celebration go on

Lemira's brother was dissatisfied. He didn't care about her

out of the loop were the Langstons. And you're supposed to be her brother, not

buzzed; he seemed a bit shocked in disbelief. He could never think

he looked up, a banner at

for securing the top rank in the

to grasp the reality, he ventured, "But I heard your grades suffered because of that

thick with sarcasm, "And

surprised and happy for you. This is shocking

one expected a Langston to be the city's

botched the exam wasn't Lemira, but someone else. Evelina just pinned it on Lemira, probably out

not like that. It must've been the faulty stationery scandal. She

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