When They Beg, I Rise!

Chapter 297

Lemira turned back to look at Clara, "But I don't accept guilt-tripping!"

What did she mean, 'I've apologized, what more do you want?' She'd grown up hearing this kind of talk in the Langston family all her life!

"Lemira, how is this guilt-tripping? I've already apologized. I just asked for a tiny favor, and here you are, acting all high and mighty. Who are you trying to impress?"

Clara, an only child raised in the city, had always been pampered and rarely had to plead for anything. She had already lowered her pride enough, what more did Lemira want? "For you to see," replied Lemira calmly. What was she going to do?

Clara instantly burst into tears, turning to Janice to vent, "This is all your fault, Janice, giving me such a terrible idea to apologize to Lemira!"

Fuming, Clara sat down and started scrolling through her phone, only to come across a Facebook post showing Jackson confessing his feelings for Lemira with flowers in hand. Upon seeing this, Clara exploded, "So that's why you won't help, Lemira! You've been hooking up with Jackson behind my back, haven't you?"

Janice, confused, chimed in, "Clara, what are you talking about?"

There was no way Lemira was with Jackson!

"I'm not making this up. Look at Facebook. Jackson just confessed to Lemira outside the dorm."

had lowered herself for unworthy guys without receiving any grand gestures like Jackson's

got, her tone venomous, "So that's why Lemira deliberately wouldn't help. She's nothing

"How dare you hit

can insult me, you can insult those living family of mine, but you

you dare say there's nothing between you and

Did you really think everyone is as blind as

wouldn't Lemira help her? How could she so easily get everything she

asking for a favor, act like it.

"I did ask you!"

you asked, should I

when Clara's

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kind of hijacking of morality

she

her workout gear and left the dorm to head

Lemira's departing figure, her eyes reddened with hatred, "If you're going to be ruthless, Lemira, don't blame me for what