Chapter 342

But Lemira didn’t need her help at all. Lemira nodded, “Right, they need to feel the pain themselves to understand what I went through.” Let them have a taste of their own medicine. She was curious to see if their so-called sibling love would stand the test when faced with personal gain! The competition started soon after.

As Lemira watched the players walk onto the field, her gaze lingered on Matthew, her expression somewhat distant. After all, Matthew hadn’t been there in her past life. If Matthew had been part of that final match back then, her chances of winning wouldn’t have been great. But this time, she had refused to join Alaric’s team, and her team had been knocked out in the semifinals, missing the finals. Yet, here was Matthew, appearing in the finals again.

If Matthew was the same person from her past life, he must know how much she wanted to win this match. Was that why he withdrew from the finals, to let her win? Lemira, watching Matthew in the stands, was caught in a dilemma. Was the person from her past life really Matthew? The match started quickly. But Lemira was somewhat distracted, her mind elsewhere.

Ding, her phone buzzed: [Pay attention to the match]. It was a message from Orion. Could he be here too? That made sense; Orion and Thaddeus both knew Matthew, so it was normal for them to come watch the finals. Lemira looked around, but the stadium was so large, finding someone was like looking for a needle in a haystack. She couldn’t find him and replied: [Where are you sitting?]

The locker room inside the stadium. He was actually inside the stadium. Having competed in the finals in her past life, Lemira knew the locker room had windows overlooking the field. But with the field being so vast, how could he have seen her? Meanwhile, in the locker room…

Chapter 142

Thaddeus nudged Orion, “Pass me the binoculars; have you had your fill? Just a while ago when I asked if you were watching, you were all ‘nope.’ And now?” But then he claimed to have seen Lemira, and just like that, the binoculars were his. Orion turned, tossing the binoculars back and taking out his phone to zoom in and snap a photo of Lemira. After taking one, he sent it to Lemira. She didn’t reply, but Orion’s lips curved into a smile.

Thaddeus leaned in, “What did you send her that’s got you smiling like that?” Orion flipped his phone over, clearly not planning to share. Thaddeus, holding the binoculars, said, “The lawyer’s got everything set up. The court date’s months away, but we’re a shoo-in! We’ll make sure the Langstons end up in jail—and EveLina too.” That way, Lemira’s life would finally be peaceful. No one would disturb her life again.

“Without Evelina around the Langstons, I wonder if Lemira’s brothers will start acting normal!” Orion’s expression was icy, “They don’t need to be around Lemira. They are not qualified to be her family!” “You’re right. After everything they did to hurt Lemon, they can never be forgiven!” Orion’s phone buzzed. 10:51

He opened the chat and saw Lemira had sent an exasperated emoji, his stern features softening slightly. Lemira was furious. This guy actually took a sneaky photo of her looking her worst! From such a distance, the photo was so blurry, capturing her in the most unflattering manner—like a complete fool! Outrageous!

Lemira angrily typed, [Delete that photo now!] He replied with a raised eyebrow, [Deleted.] [I don’t believe you. I’ll check your phone later!] Orion paused before typing, [Only my girlfriend gets to check.] Only his girlfriend gets to check? But wasn’t he the eternal bachelor?