When They Beg I Rise (Lemira) novel Chapter 832

Trying to argue about it was pointless.

She also didn't want her teammates dragged into her personal matters.

After the Orvin University Team claimed first place in the league, reporters came to interview them. When it was Lemira’s turn, one asked, “Ms. Langston, you didn’t participate in this competition. Was there any particular reason?”

“There wasn’t any special reason. Our new players have shown remarkable progress, so I decided to give them a chance this time. I also wanted the national team to notice the depth of talent on our squad.”

Another reporter followed up, “We’ve heard that the Orvin University Team has two star players: the captain and the vice captain. The rumor is you two have great chemistry—not just as teammates, but possibly romantically as well. Is that true?”

Lemira quickly clarified, “Timothy and I are just classmates and teammates.”

“So, Ms. Langston, are you single?”

Lemira considered for a moment and nodded. “Yes, I’m single.”

“Then what’s your ideal type, Ms. Langston?”

The moment she heard the question, the image of Orion popped into her mind.

She paused and replied, “Someone handsome.”

The reporter seemed ready to ask more, but Lemira deftly shifted the conversation elsewhere. She had no interest in wasting time on tabloid gossip.

Once the interview concluded, the team attended a celebratory dinner that night.

Timothy sat down beside Lemira and glanced at her. “Did you break up with your boyfriend?”

After all, Timothy had seen Lemira’s tall, wealthy, and handsome boyfriend before with his own eyes.

Lemira looked down and answered coolly, “When did you start getting so gossipy? I heard members of the national team will be joining us for dinner tonight, so let’s all try to make a good impression. Your skills speak for themselves.”

Lemira had plenty of confidence in her teammates—especially Timothy. His gaming ability was exceptional, and he’d improved rapidly these past few months.

Timothy glanced at Lemira, but swallowed the words he wanted to say.

After all, he felt like he had nothing—compared to Lemira, he was in another league.

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