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The Billionaire's Last Obsession series 147 Summary Lilian spent her morning searching for raw stones but found nothing new to excite her, eventually resting quietly in a lounge area. Jacob discovered her dozing there and felt a mix of heartache, guilt, and helplessness as he observed her vulnerability. Despite being only fifteen, Lilian showed remarkable maturity and quiet strength, shaped by the hardships she had endured. Later, they spent time in the inner auction zone where the stones were of higher quality and higher price.

Jacob explained the bidding process to Lilian, who listed eleven stones for auction, including some average ones to avoid drawing too much attention. Afterward, Lilian took a break from the auction site to explore the culturally rich and beautiful surroundings, enjoying the architecture and lively street scenes at a relaxed pace. During this exploration, Lilian playfully asked Jacob to take her picture. As he photographed her glowing in the sunlight, Jacob felt an unfamiliar emotion stirring inside him.

Lilian was impressed by his photography skills and shared some of the photos on Twitter, gaining positive attention. Later, at the bustling trading hall, they awaited the auction results, with Lilian confident about her chances of winning. Their conversation was interrupted when Ethan appeared, accompanied only by Nancy this time. Lilian greeted him politely, signaling a new interaction that might carry significance.

Continue Regular Chapter Reading Below Chapter 147: Photography Skills Lilian wandered aimlessly for a while, her eyes scanning the area for any raw stones that might catch her interest. Yet, nothing new sparked her excitement. Feeling a bit weary, she eventually settled into a quiet corner to rest. Not long after, Jacob came across her, lightly dozing in the lounge area. Watching her so vulnerable and unguarded stirred a complex mix of emotions within him-heartache, guilt, and a deep sense of helplessness. Though only fifteen, Lilian carried a maturity that far exceeded her years.

The calm and poise she exhibited were unmistakable signs of someone who had endured far more than a girl her age should. While most teenagers her age were still asking their parents for pocket money, she had already learned to stand on her own two feet and shoulder responsibility. What struck Jacob most was the quiet strength radiating from her-a resilience shaped by countless hardships and trials. Suddenly aware of a presence, Lilian blinked awake and found Jacob reclining casually on the sofa beside her, a cup of coffee in hand.

"When did you get here?" she asked, rubbing her temples with a hint of irritation at having actually fallen asleep. Jacob set his cup down and smiled gently. "Not too long ago. Feeling better now?" Lilian nodded, a small smile tugging at her lips. "Yeah, I'm fine. Are you done with work?" "Work never really ends," Jacob replied, "but rest is important. Otherwise, what's the point of it all? How was your morning? Any good finds?" Thinking back to the stones she had opened earlier, Lilian's smile softened. "Pretty good.

I came across a few high-quality pieces." Jacob noticed the sparkle in her eyes and realized she must have had some solid successes. She looked genuinely satisfied. That afternoon, they spent most of their time within the inner auction zone. The stones in that area were clearly of superior quality compared to those outside-but the prices reflected that as well. Jacob handed Lilian a bidding slip and explained, "If you want to place a bid, just write it here. For public auctions like Morovia's, bids have to be made under a company name.

Individuals aren't allowed to bid." Lilian accepted the slip with a nod. In the end, she listed eleven stones. To avoid drawing too much attention or causing trouble, she even included a few average or less desirable ones. For the next two days, Lilian chose not to return to the auction site. Since she rarely had the chance to travel, she didn't want to spend all her time focused solely on raw stones. Despite the country's underdeveloped economy, it was rich in culture and natural beauty-the pointed, domed buildings and the lively street scenes were unlike anything she had seen before.

She spent her days exploring at a leisurely pace. Golden morning sunlight bathed the ornate architecture, while women dressed in traditional attire strolled the streets beneath delicate parasols. Every view seemed like a scene from a painting. At one point, Lilian pulled out her phone and handed it to Jacob with a playful grin. "Hey, handsome, take a picture of me." Jacob looked at the bright, lively girl and couldn't help but smile warmly as he took the phone from her. Lilian stepped into the sunlight, her figure glowing with a dreamlike radiance through the camera lens.

Her long lashes fluttered like butterflies, and her seaweed-colored hair shimmered with a faint blue tint under the sun. She looked almost ethereal. As Jacob observed her through the camera, a strange new feeling swelled in his chest-an emotion he couldn't quite name. Before he could fully process it, Lilian snatched the phone back. "Let me see how you did," she said, scrolling through the photos. She had to admit, Jacob had done an excellent job-each picture was beautiful. Noticing the smile playing at the corners of her mouth, Jacob asked softly, "So?

Did I disappoint?" Lilian shook her head as she continued swiping. "Not at all. I didn't expect Mr. Jacob to have a hidden talent like this. You really surprised me." She selected a few of the best shots-mostly scenic or backlit-and posted them on Twitter with the caption: "This city at dawn." Though she wasn't a celebrity, Lilian had a decent number of followers. As Wayne often said, it was free promotion for the company. Later, they arrived at the main trading hall, which was already buzzing with activity.

The service counters were crowded with attendees eagerly checking their bidding results. Jacob appeared relaxed-his assistants had gone to gather the updates for him. "Think you'll win any of your bids?" he asked Lilian. She smiled confidently. "Of course. I've always had good luck. I have a strong feeling about this." Jacob looked at the self-assured girl and nodded. "That's true. You've always had uncanny luck." Just then, a voice called out, "Lilian." They both turned toward the sound. It was Ethan-who else could it be? This time, however, only Nancy was with him.

Carson and Joy were nowhere in sight. Lilian offered a polite smile and greeted, "Ethan." Conclusion This chapter delicately captures the evolving dynamic between Lilian and Jacob, highlighting their unspoken bond and mutual respect. Lilian's quiet strength and resilience shine through her interactions, revealing a young woman who, despite her hardships, embraces life with a hopeful spirit. Jacob's gentle attentiveness and newfound appreciation for Lilian's world add depth to their connection, hinting at emotions that are tender yet restrained.

Emotionally, the subtle undercurrents between Jacob and Lilian suggest that their relationship might evolve in surprising ways. Jacob's quiet admiration and Lilian's emerging self-assurance create a tender yet fragile connection that could be tested by external pressures. As the auction results come in and the stakes rise, expect the characters to confront not only financial gambles but also personal vulnerabilities that will keep readers eagerly turning the pages.

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