Chapter 430

He always said there was no such thing as a sister who couldn’t be taught a lesson; just like when they were kids, a good spanking would set her straight.

Caspian stopped in his tracks, squatting down in front of Lemira: “See, I warned you so many times not to mess with me. But you wouldn’t listen, now you feel painful, huh?”

Lemira, holding her face, continued to sob softly.

Caspian’s lips curled into a slight smile, his voice soft, “Stop crying, I was just giving you a lesson, wouldn’t actually kill you. You’re my only sister, after all.”

Suddenly, Lemira moved her hands away, revealing a face untouched by tears. She looked up at Caspian with a brilliant smile.

Caspian, feeling a chill run down his spine at the sight of Lemira’s smile, had a bad feeling. He frowned, asking, “What are you smiling about? Not had enough yet?”

At that moment, Evelina, scrambling up the stairs, out of breath, exclaimed, “Caspian, the video, she recorded everything.”

Caspian’s face went pale upon hearing this. He glanced down at Lemira, snatching the hidden camera from her collar and stomping it to pieces.

Caspian, with veins of red in his eyes, hissed, “You dared to set me up! Lemira, how dare you!”

Lemira shoved Caspian’s hand away, “The one who’s done for is you, not me.”

“Ha, the video you recorded is gone. What will you use to blackmail me?”

Caspian calmed down and stomped on the camera again, bending over to look for the memory card.

Evelina, tears in her eyes, panicked, “Caspian, she was live streaming, so many people have seen it.”

Destroying the camera was pointless now.

“What, live streaming?”

Chapter 436

Caspian turned ashen, incredulous. He then pulled out his phone, bombarded with calls from agents and a message warning him about Lemira’s live stream. But he had silenced his phone earlier to teach Lemira a lesson without interruptions. He missed the warning. Caspian’s hands trembled, overwhelmed by a wave of dread. With Lemira’s following, the live stream must have gone viral. Caspian broke out in a cold sweat, never having been so scared in his life. He was finished. He knew the industry rules better than anyone; such negative publicity was career-ending.

Lemira slowly got up from the ground, wincing as she accidentally pulled at her wounds. For the sake of realism, she had indeed taken a few hits. But Orion had taught her self-defense, how to protect herself in these situations, and minimize injury.

Lemira looked up at Caspian, drenched in sweat, “How was my acting?”

“Lemira, have you lost your mind? How does ruining me benefit you?” Caspian’s voice shook with emotion.

Evelina rushed over, accusing, “Lemira, Caspian has always been so good to you, protecting you since childhood, and you want to ruin…”

If Caspian’s career fell apart, what about all the promises he made to her? Lemira, that wretch, daring to expose everything on a live stream.

Lemira, seeing the two in despair, couldn’t help but laugh, “Evelina, since you think he’s been so good to me, why don’t you take a few hits and see?”

Evelina instinctively shrank back, “I’ve always been obedient to Caspian.”

Caspian approached Lemira incredulously, eyes reddening, “Lemira, this is the second time. The first time when we were kids, you nearly got me killed, and now again?”

“Second time? Then tell me, when was the first?”