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The Billionaire's Last Obsession series 137 Summary On New Year's Eve, the atmosphere at the family dinner table shifts from tense to warm as Sebastian allows a faint smile while enjoying a dish Ruby prepared. Ruby warmly encourages him to eat more and offers to cook for him anytime he desires. Triny, inspired by Sebastian's enjoyment, tries the food and praises Ruby's cooking, expressing a wish to learn from her. This leads to a relaxed and content mood among everyone, with Mr. Greg commenting on Triny's rare enthusiasm for cooking.

The conversation turns playful as Leon teases Triny about her independence, and Ruby jokes about her daughter Elsa's refusal to cook. Triny modestly compares herself to Sebastian, Felix, and Elsa, calling them impressive. When Leon asks about Sebastian's love life, Sebastian deflects, refusing to discuss personal matters, which causes a brief awkward silence. Felix lightens the mood with jokes about marriage and dating, while Jared and Ruby tease Felix about focusing on school. After dinner, the elders retire for tea while the younger ones continue chatting.

Sebastian stays at the estate as promised to Mr. Greg. Triny and Elsa share stories about luxury brands and their experiences abroad, while Felix questions the women about their love for shopping. Their playful banter reveals different perspectives on relationships and preferences. When Felix asks Sebastian about his type, Sebastian gives a cryptic answer, describing his ideal as cunning, shameless, and heartless, surprising the others. Suddenly, Sebastian receives a phone call and abruptly leaves, informing Mr. Greg he's heading out but will return soon.

His sudden departure leaves the group uncertain, and Triny watches him go with a hint of doubt in her eyes, signaling unresolved feelings or concerns about his mysterious exit. Continue Regular Chapter Reading Below Chapter 137: New Year's Eve As soon as Sebastian allowed a faint smile to grace his lips, a wave of relief seemed to wash over everyone seated around the table. The tension that had lingered moments before melted away, replaced by a lighter, more comfortable atmosphere. Ruby returned the smile warmly, her eyes shining with genuine kindness.

"If you like it, don't hesitate to eat more. Whenever you're craving this dish, just let me know-I'll make it for you anytime." Her voice was soft yet inviting, filled with the warmth of a generous host. Sebastian's brief smile vanished almost as quickly as it had appeared. He nodded slightly, a quiet acknowledgment. "Alright," he murmured. He wondered if the little one might enjoy it as well. Surely, she would love the flavors. Hearing his response, Triny picked up a rib with her fork and grinned.

"Seeing Sebastian enjoy it so much makes me want to try it too." After taking a bite, her face brightened with delight. "It really is delicious! Ms. Ruby, your cooking is amazing. I'd love to learn how to make something like this from you sometime." Ruby's face lit up with pride. "Anytime! I'd be more than happy to teach you." The mood around the table grew even more relaxed, everyone savoring their meal with a sense of contentment. Mr. Greg chuckled softly, his voice gentle but amused. "These days, girls usually don't take much interest in cooking.

It's rare and refreshing to see someone like Triny show such enthusiasm." Triny glanced shyly at the older man beside her. "I didn't really have much choice growing up. My dad always told me not to become too spoiled. When I was overseas, I had to cook for myself from time to time. Eventually, I started to enjoy it." Leon feigned indignation, a teasing glint in his eyes. "You little troublemaker. Don't blame me for that. You've always been too independent for your own good." Mr. Greg nodded approvingly. "It's good for girls to be independent.

That's something I truly admire about Triny." "Exactly! Unlike my Ice, who refuses to even step into the kitchen. I've never had a single dish made by her," Ruby said, casting a playful glance at her daughter. Elsa frowned in mild protest. "Mom! Seriously? There are so many people here, and you're embarrassing your own daughter?" Triny laughed, a faint blush coloring her cheeks. "You're all making me blush now.

I can't compare to Sebastian, Felix, or Elsa-they're all so impressive." She stole a quick glance across the table at Sebastian, but he remained impassive, calmly sipping his red wine, seemingly uninterested in their conversation. Leon caught her gaze instantly and smirked knowingly. "Sebastian's not getting any younger. I'm guessing he's got a girlfriend by now?" The entire table fell silent, all eyes turning toward Sebastian. Without hesitation, he drained the rest of his wine in one smooth gulp and said flatly, "Let's not pry into personal matters.

When the time is right, I'll let you all know." Triny's face paled slightly, a shadow of disappointment flickering across her features. An awkward silence settled over the group, but Felix quickly broke the tension with a broad grin. "Come on, he's still young! These days, it's fashionable to marry late. If anyone's in a hurry, send me the matchmakers-I wouldn't mind having some options." Laughter rippled around the table, easing the earlier discomfort. Jared chuckled, shaking his head. "You little punk. Focus on finishing school first. Stop daydreaming.

If you were even half as capable as your brother, I could finally rest easy." "Seriously," Ruby added, tapping her son's head affectionately. "You laze around all day. What kind of girl would want to date you?" Felix grinned unabashedly, unfazed by the teasing, and continued eating as if nothing had been said. Mr. Greg gave his grandson a meaningful look, then shifted his gaze elsewhere. After dinner, the elders gathered in the sitting room to enjoy tea, while the younger ones lingered at the table, chatting animatedly. Sebastian had promised to spend the evening with Mr.

Greg, so he remained at the family estate for the night. Triny and Elsa were deep in conversation, sharing stories about luxury brands and amusing anecdotes from their time abroad. Sebastian reclined lazily in his chair, a glass of red wine in hand. The rich, dark liquid slid smoothly down his throat, lending a devilish charm to his already striking features. Felix scrolled aimlessly through his phone before looking up at Sebastian. "Big Bro, do women really have nothing better to do than shop and stroll around all day?" Elsa rolled her eyes with a knowing smile. "Shopping is in our blood.

Besides studying, it's one of the few things we truly enjoy." Triny smiled softly. "Exactly. Felix might not understand now, but when he has a girlfriend someday, he'll get why girls love shopping so much." "Hmph. I'll make sure to find one who hates shopping," Felix declared stubbornly. "Oh really?" Elsa teased. "I'm looking forward to seeing what kind of girl you end up with." Felix's grin widened confidently. "Just wait and see." Then, turning to Sebastian, he asked, "What about you, Bro? What's your type?" Both women immediately turned their attention to him.

Sebastian swirled the wine in his glass with a slow, deliberate motion. A sly, almost mischievous smile curved his lips. "Cunning. Shameless. Completely heartless." Felix blinked in surprise. "What kind of answer is that? I've heard of sweet and sexy-but not whatever that was. Is that even a real type? Are you messing with us?" Just then, a phone rang, cutting through the moment. Sebastian set his glass down and answered the call. "Yeah? You found it? Good. I'm on my way." He hung up, stood, and made his way toward the door. Passing through the main hall, he said to Mr.

Greg, "Grandpa, I'm heading out. I'll visit again soon." Before the old man could reply, Sebastian had already disappeared through the front door. The others exchanged uncertain glances, none quite sure what had just transpired. Triny stared after his retreating figure, a flicker of doubt clouding her eyes. Conclusion The evening's warmth and shared moments around the table revealed the delicate threads weaving through the family's connections-hope, pride, and the subtle undercurrents of unspoken feelings.

Despite the lighthearted teasing and laughter, there lingered a sense of longing and guardedness, especially in Sebastian's elusive demeanor and Triny's quiet disappointment. Their interactions, layered with affection and restraint, underscored the complexities of love and expectation that quietly shaped their lives. As the night deepened, the characters settled into their roles-some embracing independence, others navigating the mysteries of the heart, and all bound by a shared history and unspoken understanding.

Readers can anticipate a blend of intrigue and emotional complexity as Sebastian confronts challenges that may test his carefully guarded composure. Meanwhile, the subtle undercurrents between Triny and Sebastian are poised to become more pronounced, with unspoken feelings and doubts simmering beneath the surface. The evolving dynamics among the younger generation, especially with Felix's teasing and Elsa's playful jabs, add layers of warmth and rivalry that enrich the story's emotional tapestry.