When They Beg, I Rise!

Chapter 509

Lemira stood quietly on the side, watching as Evelina turned a shade of green with frustration.

"Caspian, I'm part of the Langston family too, you know," Evelina said, her voice dripping with resentment.

"You don't deserve it," Caspian retorted, rolling up the car window, clearly unwilling to exchange another word with her.

Lemira approached Evelina, giving her a once-over. "Did you really think your little tricks would work forever? Unless you're planning to keep up the act your whole life, which you clearly didn't manage," she said, her voice heavy with sarcasm.

Evelina's expression darkened considerably. She regretted not listening to her father's advice to keep up her facade in front of Caspian. But Caspian had been in a tight spot back then, facing a lawsuit from Lemira, and Evelina had thought he was finished. She had dropped her act, not expecting Caspian and Lemira to join forces.

Once Lemira got into the car, it drove away, leaving Evelina standing there, furious and stomping her foot. She vowed that she and her father would drain the Langston family dry, making them pay dearly when the time came.

In the car, Lemira glanced at the receding figure of Evelina. "Aren't you worried that the 'two-faced' girl might run back and tattle on you?"

Asher is on her side now, and

do you realize it hurts. I

of things happening at

don't have the time right now," Lemira replied, easing Caspian's tension. It

house. In her past life spent in Lyria, she'd never had the

stepped out, the staff lined up in two neat rows. Evelina arrived just then, her cab pulling up as she stormed out, determined to make a scene. Spotting the grand welcome, she dashed ahead of

Lemira!" The staff chorused, their voices

But her triumph

Evelina's face from the pain.

you need to know your place. This dinner is in Lemira's honor. Who do you think you are, walking ahead of her?" Caspian snapped, giving her a shove that sent the 'two-faced' girl sprawling to the

of the staff, Evelina noticed their mocking glances and, feeling cornered,

daughter here for a while, used to

treated you as an equal, but you had your

of the company from Asher, Caspian realized all the goodwill he'd given