Chapter summary of Chapter 655 – When They Beg I Rise (Lemira) by Giselle Jones
In Chapter 655, a key chapter of the acclaimed Romance novel When They Beg I Rise (Lemira) by Giselle Jones, readers are drawn deeper into a story filled with emotion, conflict, and transformation. This chapter brings crucial developments and plot twists that make it essential reading. Whether you’re new to the book or a loyal fan, this section delivers unforgettable moments that define the essence of When They Beg I Rise (Lemira).
Hearing the familiar voice, Lemira turned to see the man walking toward them across the lawn.
The lights accentuated the sharp lines of his handsome face.
Orion's arrival drew everyone's attention. He was, after all, the city's most sought-after bachelor.
Now that the rumors of his engagement to Ms. Sinclair were debunked, families with eligible daughters were starting to get ideas.
Orion walked straight to Lemira's side and looked down at her. "Sorry, I'm late."
Seeing him, Lemira was suddenly at a loss for words.
People around them started whispering. "Oh my god, is Ms. Langston the girlfriend Mr. Everhart was talking about?"
"Yes, yes, I heard Mr. Everhart's girlfriend was a game streamer. I can't believe it's her."
"I thought it was just a rumor, but it's actually true."
Lemira heard the chatter and pressed her lips together, saying nothing.
Orion stood beside her and looked up at Mrs. Waverly. "My girlfriend came to her friend's birthday party with an invitation. Is there some misunderstanding that would cause you to ask her to leave?"
Mrs. Waverly hadn't expected Orion to show up. Wasn't Mrs. Eileen seriously ill and in the hospital?
She forced a smile. "Mr. Everhart, what are you talking about?"
"Mrs. Waverly, whatever this misunderstanding is, allow me to clear it up for you."
Orion's tone was icy, clearly ready to defend Lemira.
Mrs. Waverly was surprised that Orion would publicly acknowledge Lemira as his girlfriend. She hadn't realized Lemira had such a hold on him.
Her voice was strained. "It's not a big misunderstanding. Of course, I welcome all invited guests to the party."
"But I distinctly heard you telling her to leave. There must be a reason for that, right?"

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