When They Beg I Rise (Lemira) novel Chapter 841

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Lemira saw Asher’s eyes, red and wild with fury—it was as if he could tear someone apart.

Her gaze was heavy with biting sarcasm.

She let out a cold laugh. “Did I say anything wrong? From what Evelina’s father just said, it seems that it was your idea to hire a man with a criminal record as Mom and Dad’s driver. Quite the accomplishment, isn’t it?”

Lemira stepped forward, locking eyes with Asher. “If it hadn’t been for you, our parents never would have kept Evelina’s father on as their driver. None of what followed would have happened. In the end, you’re the one who got them killed! The person who pushed them into the abyss was you, Asher!”

Orion’s voice was like a blast of cold air, his words sharp as knives. “All these years, people have insisted that Lemira was to blame for your parents' misfortunes, when in fact it was you—you set everything in motion, and you’ve never had the courage to admit it!”

“No, I didn’t! Don’t make things up!”

Asher, shaking with anger, could barely contain himself. He stumbled, a sickly, coppery taste rising in his throat. After a few faltering steps, his strength gave out. He coughed up a mouthful of blood and collapsed, completely unconscious.

Watching this, Lemira was overcome by a swirl of conflicting feelings.

Those cold, cruel words were like a blade, stabbing right into Asher’s heart.

Even someone as selfish and hypocritical as Asher couldn’t withstand the sudden onslaught of guilt and rage, and ended up passing out.

Orion glanced at Lemira. “You don’t need to feel guilty. He spent all these years blaming you, turning all your brothers against you. But in reality, it was his actions that led to your parents’ deaths, not yours. Someone so selfish and hypocritical doesn’t deserve to be your brother—you don’t need to treat him like family.”

A mocking smile flickered across Lemira’s lips. “I only just discovered that Evelina’s father became our family’s driver all because of Asher.”

But Asher had never told anyone—he’d kept this hidden for years.

How ironic.

She’d spent a lifetime trying to win her brothers’ approval, giving everything for them—yet look at who they turned out to be.

It was almost laughable.

Lemira glanced at Asher lying on the ground. “Take him to the hospital, before he dies here and causes more trouble.”

She hadn’t expected Asher to be so worked up that he’d actually cough up blood.

Orion made arrangements for someone to take Asher to the hospital. Lemira gave him one last look and said, “I’m going to the hospital, too.”

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