When They Beg I Rise (Lemira) novel Chapter 1032

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Summary for Chapter 1032: When They Beg I Rise (Lemira)

Chapter overview: Chapter 1032 from When They Beg I Rise (Lemira)

In this standout chapter of the Romance novel When They Beg I Rise (Lemira), Giselle Jones introduces new challenges, powerful emotions, and major plot progress that captivate readers from beginning to end.

In the hallway, Orion turned to Caleb. "Do you have any news regarding Rowan?"

"I heard his research at the Aether Research Facility covers a vast range," Caleb replied. "The human trials you mentioned are referred to as 'test subjects' on the island. A lot of terminally ill patients willingly signed waivers for experimental treatments. As for any shady practices, we haven't found concrete evidence yet."

Caleb looked at him. "You didn't ask Lemira?"

It would be much easier to just get the answers directly from her.

Orion rolled a lighter between his fingers, ultimately deciding against pulling out a cigarette. "She doesn't want to talk about it, and I don't want to force her to relive those memories."

Thaddeus nodded in agreement. "Makes sense. If Lemon hasn't brought it up, interrogating her would just push her away."

"Whatever the case, Rowan is a bizarre guy," Caleb noted. "He has no moral baseline. He keeps to himself, doesn't associate with anyone, and has zero friends. He's completely isolated."

Recalling Rowan's bizarre behavior outside the operating room, a heavy knot of worry formed in Orion's chest. But now wasn't the right time to push Lemira for answers.

Inside the room, Lemira finally had her phone. Sure enough, she had missed calls from the Langston family and a text from Rowan asking if she was awake.

Stella let out a dramatic sigh. "You almost scared us to death last night. Thank God a certain someone dropped out of a helicopter to save you."

Janice smiled at Lemira. "After everything that happened, I actually think a certain someone is a pretty great guy."

Regardless of how you looked at it, Orion treated Lemira exceptionally well. His only flaw was the deception regarding his identity.

Lemira fell silent for a moment. "I know."

Especially now that she had remembered exactly what happened during the car crash all those years ago.

"As long as you're okay, Lemira. We won't bother you any longer. Get some rest," Stella said.

After her friends left, Lemira lay alone in the hospital bed. She glanced at her phone and saw another message from Rowan: "How are you feeling now? I used the best drugs available for your pulmonary lavage. There won't be any lasting effects."