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The Billionaire's Last Obsession series 136 Summary As the family gathered for New Year's Eve, a man named Sebastian entered the room, dressed sharply and exuding an air of dark sophistication. Mr. Greg, his grandfather, teased him about coming home late, while Ruby and Felix added lighthearted comments about the occasion and the special wine saved for Sebastian's return. Despite the warm welcome, Sebastian's demeanor remained somewhat distant and reserved. Triny, watching Sebastian closely, felt her heart race uncontrollably and realized she had developed a secret crush on him.

Though she had never believed in love at first sight, Sebastian's presence captivated her completely, making her feel as if fate had brought them together. However, when she shyly greeted him, Sebastian responded with a cold glance and quickly redirected the conversation to dinner, leaving Triny embarrassed and disappointed. The tension between Sebastian and Leon Lindt, a man present at the gathering, was palpable due to a longstanding family rift. Leon, however, saw potential in Triny's admiration for Sebastian, hoping it might lead to a beneficial alliance. Mr.

Greg tried to ease the atmosphere by explaining Sebastian's reserved nature around women, reassuring Triny not to take it personally. As the family moved to the dining room, Triny hoped to sit beside Sebastian but was edged out by Felix, who claimed the spot without hesitation. Despite her disappointment, she settled next to Elsa and tried to hide her feelings. The meal began with a toast from Mr. Greg, celebrating the rare family reunion and the presence of Leon and Triny. During dinner, Felix praised the ribs prepared by their mother, which Sebastian quietly sampled with grace.

The taste reminded Sebastian of a little girl's soft voice expressing a wish to try the dish, bringing a faint smile to his lips. Though the moment was filled with family warmth and celebration, subtle undercurrents of emotion and unspoken tensions shaped the evening. Continue Regular Chapter Reading Below Chapter 136: Triny's Secret Crush The moment the words escaped their lips, a man entered the room, his steps measured and composed.

Draped in a long, wine-red coat layered over a sleek black turtleneck and matching black trousers, he exuded an air of dark sophistication that only enhanced his already captivating features. There was something undeniably noble and polished about his presence, a quiet confidence that filled the space. Mr. Greg's eyes flicked toward the newcomer, his expression a mix of feigned annoyance and warmth. "So, you do remember to come home after all. Do you even realize what time it is?" he teased, his voice laced with mock irritation. Ruby let out a soft chuckle, her eyes sparkling with amusement.

"Sebastian, don't mind your grandpa. He's been waiting for you all afternoon, wondering why you hadn't returned yet." Felix chimed in with a grin, "Yeah, as soon as he heard you'd be home tonight, he dug out his best wine from the bottom shelf. Saved it just for this occasion." Mr. Greg scowled playfully, though a reluctant smile tugged at the corners of his mouth. "You little scoundrel. At least leave me something to complain about, will you?" Jared, flashing a broad smile, added, "Alright, Dad. Sebastian's finally here.

Let's get dinner started-everyone's probably starving by now." Triny's gaze was fixed on Sebastian's flawless face, her heart pounding so fiercely it felt like it might burst. She struggled for air, as if her lungs had forgotten their purpose in his presence. She realized then, with undeniable certainty, that she had fallen for him. Though she had never been one to believe in love at first sight, this moment shattered all her doubts. She was utterly captivated, as if destiny itself had conspired to bring them together. Sebastian approached Mr. Greg, his tone respectful but distant.

"Happy New Year, Grandpa." Mr. Greg nodded approvingly. "Good." Then, turning to the man standing beside him, he said, "This is Mr. Lindt-do you remember him?" Sebastian's gaze hardened slightly as he glanced at Leon Lindt, giving a brief, curt nod. The tension between the Whitmore and Lindt families was a silent undercurrent that neither could ignore, a rift that time had yet to heal. Leon paused for a moment, then smiled warmly. "It's hard to believe how much you've grown, Sebastian. You were just a boy back then.

Time really flies, doesn't it?" Looking at Sebastian now, Leon was careful not to underestimate the man before him. Sebastian wielded immense economic influence, a power that made him unmatched in Kingston. This was why Leon welcomed Triny's obvious admiration-if anything were to come from it, it would be a beneficial alliance for the Lindt family. Noticing Sebastian's subtle discomfort, Mr. Greg offered a gentle reassurance. "Don't mind him. He's always like that." Leon laughed softly. "Not at all. Triny, you kept asking about your Sebastian, didn't you?

Well, here he is, right in front of you. Aren't you going to say hello?" Startled back to reality, Triny lowered her gaze shyly and whispered, "Sebastian." Sebastian shot her a cold glance before turning back to Mr. Greg. "Grandpa, I'm hungry. Can we eat now?" Her face drained of color, Triny's smile froze awkwardly, caught off guard by his indifferent tone. Felix caught her discomfort and quickly stood up. "Mom, I'm starving too. Let's eat already-it's getting late.

If we wait any longer, this dinner won't even count as a proper New Year's celebration." He tugged Sebastian toward the dining room as he spoke. Mr. Greg noticed Triny's embarrassed expression and reassured her kindly, "Sebastian's always been like that. He's never been fond of chatting with girls. Don't take it personally." Triny forced a faint smile in response. "Of course not." The group made their way to the dining room. Once seated, Mr. Whitmore took his place at the head of the table, with Sebastian sitting to his left.

Triny had hoped to sit beside Sebastian, but Felix claimed the spot first without hesitation. Unfazed, Triny settled next to Elsa, trying to hide her disappointment. The butler moved around the table, filling each glass with rich red wine. Mr. Greg raised his glass, his voice warm and celebratory. "It's New Year's Eve. It's rare for us all to be together like this-and with Leon and Triny here as well. This old man couldn't be happier tonight. Let's raise a toast." The younger members of the family lifted their glasses eagerly and took a sip. After the toast, Mr.

Greg picked up his fork, signaling everyone to begin their meal. Sebastian took a measured sip of wine before setting his glass down carefully. Felix was already digging into his food. Between bites, he said, "You have to try the ribs-Mom makes them. Honestly, you won't find better anywhere." Mr. Greg chuckled. "It's true. Your aunt really knows how to cook this dish well. Since this is Sebastian's first New Year back home, we weren't sure what he'd like, so she prepared her specialties." Sebastian lifted a small rib with his fork and ate with quiet grace.

As the flavors settled on his tongue, a sudden thought crossed his mind-the soft voice of a little girl who once said she wanted to try these ribs. A faint smile tugged at his lips. They were truly delicious. If she were here, he thought, she'd have devoured the entire plate without hesitation. Conclusion The chapter delicately captures the intricate dance of emotions and unspoken tensions within the Whitmore household, weaving together moments of warmth, subtle discomfort, and longing.

Triny's secret crush on Sebastian adds a tender layer of vulnerability to the scene, highlighting the complexities of affection amidst family dynamics and past rivalries. Despite Sebastian's cool demeanor, the gathering pulses with the quiet hope of connection and the possibility of new beginnings as the New Year dawns. At its heart, the chapter reflects on the interplay between duty and desire, tradition and change.

Will Sebastian remain oblivious to the emotions growing quietly in Triny's heart, or will something shift in the air, revealing a new layer to their relationship? The subtle tension and unspoken words hint at a delicate dance of emotions that could soon come to light, challenging both their pasts and their futures. Meanwhile, the presence of Leon Lindt and the lingering rivalry between the Whitmore and Lindt families cast a shadow over what should be a joyful reunion. The undercurrent of old conflicts and cautious alliances suggests that not all is as peaceful as it seems.

As the evening unfolds, expect the warmth of family celebration to be tinged with unease, and watch closely as loyalties and intentions begin to unravel, setting the stage for unexpected developments. Cedella Cedella is a passionate storyteller known for her bold romantic and spicy novels that keep readers hooked from the very first chapter. With a flair for crafting emotionally intense plots and unforgettable characters, she blends love, desire, and drama into every story she writes.

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