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When They Beg I Rise (Lemira) novel Chapter 917

Summary for Chapter 917: When They Beg I Rise (Lemira)

Summary of Chapter 917 – A turning point in When They Beg I Rise (Lemira) by Giselle Jones

Chapter 917 immerses the reader in an emotional journey within the world of When They Beg I Rise (Lemira), written by Giselle Jones. With the hallmarks of Romance literature, this chapter balances emotion, tension, and revelation. Perfect for readers seeking narrative depth and authentic human connections.

She had spent all this effort specifically to get the Everhart family to bail her out.

If she was willing to turn herself in, why would she be begging here in the first place?

Deep resentment toward Amanda boiled up inside Amelia.

After decades of friendship, she couldn't even ask for one tiny favor? Making this go away would be a walk in the park for the Everhart family!

Amanda held her friend's hand, asking gently, "Are you upset with me?"

Amelia lowered her head, her expression souring. "I don't want to turn myself in, and I refuse to go to prison. I'd become the laughingstock of our entire circle. I can't live like that."

The humiliation would be worse than death.

"But the Langstons aren't going to settle with you. That makes things very complicated."

"I know. I tried talking to Lemira, but you saw it yourself—that little bitch has absolutely zero mercy."

Amelia despised the Langston family to her core.

Back then, Lemira's parents had stubbornly fought the Sinclairs for a massive bid. It was only when they ended up dead that her family secured the contract, saving them from bankruptcy and granting them years of luxury.

But now that Lemira was grown, she was actually coming back for revenge, actively destroying the Sinclairs!

The Langstons were practically her natural enemies.

Amanda let out a sigh. "That's why turning yourself in is the best option. Let a judge decide. I believe you didn't intentionally order a hit on her parents, so the sentence shouldn't be too severe."

Amelia forced a bitter, trembling smile as tears streamed down her face.

But inside, her heart turned to ice. So, playing the sympathy card with Amanda was officially a dead end.

If her so-called best friend refused to save her, then she couldn't be blamed for what happened next.

No one was reliable. When the walls closed in, you could only depend on yourself.

Amanda naturally noticed the shift in her friend's demeanor. She understood that a wealthy socialite who had lived in luxury for decades wouldn't want to rot in a cell.

But if you committed a crime, how could you just run from the consequences?

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