Summary of Chapter 807 – A pivotal chapter in When They Beg I Rise (Lemira) by Giselle Jones
The chapter Chapter 807 is one of the most intense moments in When They Beg I Rise (Lemira), written by Giselle Jones. With signature elements of the Romance genre, this part of the story reveals deep conflicts, shocking revelations, and decisive character changes. A must-read for anyone following the narrative.
Lemira watched the “two-faced” girl put on her usual act, clutching her stomach without so much as a flinch from Lemira. After all, Lemira had seen Evelina’s tricks many times over the years; it was obvious at a glance that this was just an excuse to get out of what she’d promised.
Evelina looked pitifully at Evander and said, “Evander, I don’t think I can go kneel and pay my respects. My stomach hurts.”
Evander responded, “I know, you come first. You’re pregnant now—your situation is unique.”
“But I’m afraid Lemmy will be upset with me,” Evelina added with a deliberate glance at Lemira, her eyes glimmering with a hint of challenge.
Just as Evelina expected, Evander immediately turned on Lemira: “What’s wrong with you? Didn’t you see that Evelina isn’t feeling well? And you’re still forcing her to kneel? Do you even have a conscience?”
Lemira shot him a cold look. “Then why don’t you both just get out? This is my villa.”
Evander snapped back, “Didn’t you promise to leave this house to the next generation? That makes it ours now—if anyone should leave, it should be you!”
Lemira laughed icily. “You really are delusional. So, are you leaving on your own, or do I have to throw you out myself?”
“Lemira, don’t push it too far!” Evander was growing more and more resentful—how dare she trample on his pride like this!
Lemira turned to the butler. “Take all their things and put them outside the gate.”
The butler nodded and went upstairs with some staff to carry out her order.
Sensing the situation turning against her, Evelina quickly whispered, “Evander, what are we going to do?”
Evander, livid, shouted, “Lemira, say that again in front of Mom and Dad’s portraits—are you trying to drive us out and destroy us?”
“Kicking you out is destroying you? Sounds more like you can’t survive on your own, Evander. Don’t tell me you don’t have anywhere else to go?”

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