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The Billionaire's Last Obsession series 155 Summary Under the warm spring sun, Lillian and Jeremy shared a quiet, intimate moment that Jeremy would cherish for years to come. However, that same afternoon, their closeness sparked rumors when candid photos of them talking on the school bleachers were posted on the online forum, igniting a wave of speculation and gossip about a possible romance between the two. While some students were convinced they were dating, others defended Lillian's independence and Jeremy's intentions, leading to a heated debate.

Later, Jill confronted Lillian about the forum post, teasing her about Jeremy's apparent admiration. Lillian dismissed the rumors as misunderstandings, confident that they would fade with time if left unaddressed. By nightfall, the post disappeared from the forum, and Lillian moved on without concern. As the campus buzzed with excitement for the upcoming anniversary celebration, Natalie shared news of a prestigious European delegation attending, but Lillian remained indifferent, especially since she was not participating in the event.

This indifference drew a sharp challenge from Nora, who accused Lillian of avoiding the celebration out of fear. A tense confrontation ensued, with Nora questioning Lillian's worth as the school's belle and Lillian responding with icy confidence, deepening the rivalry. Nora's frustration and jealousy stemmed from feeling overshadowed at Riverdale High, where her previous popularity meant little.

The confrontation attracted a crowd, and while Nora's friends urged Lillian to be less harsh, Eda stepped in to calm the situation, apologizing for Nora's words and emphasizing the importance of unity and pride for their school during the celebration. Continue Regular Chapter Reading Below Chapter 155: The Forum Beneath the gentle warmth of the spring sun, a boy and a girl sat closely side by side. One spoke softly, the other listened intently, their faces lit with easy smiles as if the rest of the world had simply faded away.

Years down the line, when Lillian reached the pinnacle of her success, Jeremy would find himself drifting back to that quiet moment again and again, lost in the sweetness of the memory. That same afternoon, the school's online forum was set ablaze by a new post titled: "Lillian and Jeremy, the Campus Prince-Romance Exposed." Attached were several candid photos, taken on the bleachers during what seemed like an ordinary conversation. In every picture, Jeremy's eyes never left Lillian's face, glowing with warmth and a hint of adoration.

With looks like that, it was hard for anyone to believe there was nothing more between them. Comments poured in rapidly. "What's going on? Someone please tell me-are Jeremy and Lillian actually dating?" "Such a perfect pair-he's handsome, she's stunning. They look amazing together." "Please, do you even know who Jeremy is? Some people trying to climb the social ladder should take a good look in the mirror first. Pathetic." "Can everyone calm down? They're obviously just talking.

How does that mean they're in love?" "Lillian doesn't need to 'marry up.' With her grades and talent, she's already a rising star on her own." "I still think Jeremy and Eda would be a better match." The debate only grew louder, voices clashing and opinions flying wildly. After school, Jill caught Lillian in the hallway, a teasing grin playing on her lips. "Alright, spill it-what's really going on between you and Jeremy?" Lillian frowned, confusion knitting her brows. "What are you talking about? Jeremy and I are just classmates.

What else could there be?" Jill sighed, clearly realizing Lillian hadn't seen the forum frenzy yet. She handed over her phone. "See for yourself. You and Jeremy are the hottest topic right now." Lillian glanced through the photos, and Jill's smirk deepened. "Look at his eyes in these. He's practically worshipping you. Who's going to believe there's nothing going on?" Lillian let out a helpless laugh. "That's just the angle. We were sitting and talking. Nothing more. How does that turn into a romance?" Jill shook her head knowingly. "Sure, maybe you don't feel the same way. But Jeremy?

His eyes say everything. Honestly, it feels like one of those stories where the boy falls hard and the girl doesn't even notice." Lillian burst out laughing. "Jill, with that imagination, you should be writing soap operas." Jill rolled her eyes but kept smiling. "Fine, fine. Jokes aside, you should probably address that forum post." "There's no need," Lillian replied calmly. "Rumors fade when people get bored. Explaining only fans the flames. Give it time; the truth will reveal itself." Jill considered this, then nodded in reluctant agreement.

By nightfall, the post had vanished from the forum. Lillian didn't give it another thought. *** Soon enough, the eagerly awaited anniversary celebration arrived, bringing a buzz of excitement that filled the campus with energy and anticipation. At lunch, Natalie practically bounced in her seat, her voice bubbling with gossip. "Lillian, you have to hear this-there's a foreign delegation coming this year. Actual European nobility! Even Solara's top leaders are attending!" She spoke as if it were the most thrilling news imaginable. Lillian continued eating, unfazed. Natalie frowned in disbelief.

"Seriously? Don't you even care?" "What is there to care about? They're just guests. And I'm not performing anyway," Lillian answered evenly. "If anyone should care, it's you." Natalie thought about that, realizing Lillian wasn't involved in the performances this time. Suddenly, a sharp voice cut through the chatter. "Lillian, the reason you're not joining the celebration isn't because you're afraid to lose, is it?" Lillian looked up coolly. Nora stood before her, flanked by Eda and two other girls, Wendy and Jesslyn. Natalie bristled instantly. "What's wrong with you?

Whether Lillian participates or not is none of your business. You sound like a desperate lackey making a fuss over nothing." Nora smirked, eyes glinting with challenge. "What's the point of good grades if you can't prove yourself here? This is the moment everyone sees who truly deserves to be Riverdale High's belle. Isn't that right, Lillian?" Lillian set down her fork, her voice icy. "No matter how hard you try, Nora, you'll never be the belle. At best, you'll be the joke." Darkness clouded Nora's face, hatred flashing in her eyes.

Back at her old school, she had been popular-good looks, a respectable family, always surrounded by admirers. But Riverdale High was different. Here, she was painfully ordinary, her charm and background meaningless. No one praised her anymore. But Lillian-who had nothing but her looks and a small-town background-was admired by everyone. Even Jeremy paid attention to her. It was unbearable. A crowd began to gather, sensing the brewing tension and eager to watch the drama unfold. One of Nora's companions pointed a finger accusingly. "Lillian, was that really necessary?

Nora didn't say anything that bad. Do you have to be so cruel?" Tears welled in Nora's eyes as she choked out, "I only asked why you wouldn't perform. Did you really have to humiliate me?" "I admit I'm not as pretty as you, and my grades aren't as good. But someone as talented as you-shouldn't you represent our school with pride?" Eda's eyes flickered with concern before she stepped forward, her voice steady and full of conviction. "Lillian, if Nora said something to upset you, I'll apologize on her behalf. But you can't talk to her like that.

She just wants you to take part in the celebration-for the honor of our school." Conclusion This chapter delicately captures the tension between perception and reality, highlighting how easily moments of genuine connection can be misconstrued by others. Lillian and Jeremy's quiet interaction, filled with unspoken warmth, becomes a spark for rumors that swirl uncontrollably, reflecting the challenges they face in navigating their feelings amid external pressures.

Meanwhile, Lillian's calm and measured response to the gossip reveals her inner strength and confidence, emphasizing the theme of staying true to oneself despite the noise of speculation. The confrontation with Nora further deepens the emotional landscape, showcasing the complexities of rivalry, insecurity, and the desire for recognition. Lillian's poised yet firm stance underscores her resilience, while the reactions of those around them reveal the underlying tensions within their social circle.

Lillian's calm exterior may be tested as she navigates these challenges, forcing her to confront not only external opposition but also her own feelings about belonging and recognition. Meanwhile, Jeremy's quiet admiration for Lillian lingers in the background, hinting at unresolved emotions that could complicate matters further. The reactions of their peers and the shifting alliances within the school community add layers of intrigue, suggesting that the upcoming event will be more than just a celebration-it might become a battleground for hearts and reputations.

Readers can anticipate moments of vulnerability, unexpected support, and perhaps a few surprises that will keep them eagerly turning the pages. 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. Cedella's storytelling style is immersive and addictive-perfect for fans of heated romances and heart-pounding twists.