Summary of Chapter 585 – A turning point in When They Beg I Rise (Lemira) by Giselle Jones
Chapter 585 immerses the reader in an emotional journey within the world of When They Beg I Rise (Lemira), written by Giselle Jones. With the hallmarks of Romance literature, this chapter balances emotion, tension, and revelation. Perfect for readers seeking narrative depth and authentic human connections.
Lemira stared at the message, feeling a chill run through her, like she'd been plunged into icy water. With a sigh, she deleted the text she’d been typing.
She tossed her phone aside, glancing at Orion's message, but didn’t reply. At that moment, she felt utterly lost.
Before she knew it, lunchtime rolled around, and another message from Orion popped up: "Lunch together? I brought back a gift from my trip."
Lemira glanced at it, unwilling to respond. But soon enough, her phone began ringing with Orion’s name flashing on the screen.
Ignoring the calls didn’t last long, as he dialed her number several times. Her nerves felt like they were sizzling in a frying pan.
Janice, her coworker, noticed her distress. "Who's calling? Aren’t you going to pick up?"
Lemira finally grabbed her phone, typing a quick response on WhatsApp: "A bit busy. Let's do it another time."
Seeing her message, Orion frowned, sensing something off. This wasn’t like Lemira.
Was she really caught up with some team project?
He tapped her WhatsApp photo, then checked her Facebook. Nothing unusual.
Could she be mad because he didn’t reply last night?
That was the only reason he could come up with.
Just then, Mrs. Amanda approached him. "What did the doctor say? If your grandmother needs surgery, it could be risky."
Orion pocketed his phone, glancing worriedly at the old woman in the ICU.
His grandmother had collapsed suddenly last night, rushed to the hospital, and only just made it out of surgery after long hours.
He pressed his lips together, his voice steady: "Let’s focus on her recovery for now. We’ll discuss surgery later."
"I agree. We need to be completely prepared if surgery becomes necessary."


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