When They Beg, I Rise!

Chapter 463

Lemira couldn't help but feel a mix of surprise and satisfaction as she watched Evelina, who always seemed to hover above her like some untouchable goddess, now kneeling before her, begging for forgiveness. It was a scene she had imagined, but never truly expected to witness. The thought crossed her mind that this must be more torturous for Evelina than if she had been physically hurt.

It was clear that Caspian must have pushed Evelina to her limits for her to resort to such a public display of remorse. As Evelina knelt there, crying her eyes out, she became the center of attention, her voice shaky with emotion. "Lemira, it's my fault that you and Caspian are at odds. Please, don't let my mistake ruin your relationship. I'll do anything if it means you won't be angry with him anymore."

Lemira, standing above the kneeling Evelina, couldn't resist showing off the bruises on her arm, adding to the drama of the moment.

Janice, ever the protective friend, stepped forward and pushed Evelina away. "Can't you see Lemira is hurt? Save your fake apologies. The authorities won't let someone who's done wrong get off easily."

Evelina, still on the ground, lowered her voice, a hint of desperation in her tone. "Lemira, what do you want from me? You hacked my phone, didn't you? Installed some spyware to snoop around?"

seeing right through Evelina's attempt to probe her. "If I wanted to get into

hadn't thought much of it until she actually

make me wonder if you're trying to cover up something shady.

you know. Do it again, and I'll call the cops," Evelina

only added to her discomfort, both physically and emotionally. She pleaded

her with a smirk. "Enough? We're far from done. Tell Caspian we're through unless

those final words, Lemira left Evelina behind, a pitiful figure surrounded by whispering onlookers. Evelina, feeling utterly humiliated, struggled to her feet, eager to escape the judgmental

the day's events,

implicate her turned out fruitless. Evelina considered

possibility that someone else,

mother, fearing her influence over her son, might be behind