Chapter overview: Chapter 965 from When They Beg I Rise (Lemira)
In this standout chapter of the Romance novel When They Beg I Rise (Lemira), Giselle Jones introduces new challenges, powerful emotions, and major plot progress that captivate readers from beginning to end.
Deep down, she had suspected it for a while, but she had never dared to fully piece it together.
Timothy shared the same in-game moniker as Orion, just on a different server, which had muddied the waters.
But with Michel flat-out confirming that Orion was King, there was no more room for doubt.
The legendary player who had taught her the deadly twelve-hit combo in her past life was Orion.
The mysterious benefactor who had wired her a massive sum when she was utterly destitute, giving her a desperate second chance at survival, was also him.
But that entire lifetime of misery had stemmed from the day her parents were slaughtered.
And he had known the truth the entire time, yet he had stood by in agonizing silence.
A heavy, suffocating weight settled on her chest. She remained silent for a long time.
The truth was, she didn't know how to look at him anymore. Running away was the only way she knew how to cope.
Reading the devastation on her face, Michel spoke gently. "Lemira, I didn't hide it to mess with you. I swore I wouldn't tell a soul. I even had to sign a Non-Disclosure Agreement."
"Then why are you spilling it now?"
"I figured, given how serious things are between the two of you, you had the right to know."
Her voice was devoid of emotion. "We're broken up. We have no relationship."
Michel hesitated before pushing on. "Look, back in the day, gaming meant the world to him. It was his only outlet. He was groomed to be the heir from the second he could walk. His whole life was studying and corporate training. He didn't get to be a kid."
"Why are you telling me this?"
"Just hear me out. Treat it like a story. The game was his only escape. It was the only time he wasn't just 'the heir.' But then he went down to Lyria for a tournament, and there was an accident. After that, he quit the scene entirely."
Lemira's eyes snapped up. "That accident was my parents' crash, wasn't it?"
"Yeah. Because of who he was, his family wiped his presence from the scene entirely. Nobody knew the 'accident' was actually a hit orchestrated by the Sinclair family."
A cynical smirk crossed Lemira's face. "You didn't come here to recruit me. You came here to play peacemaker."

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