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The Billionaire's Last Obsession series 178 Summary Sebastian arrives at the hospital to find his grandfather already in the ICU, where Jared and Foster are anxiously waiting. Jared reveals that the grandfather called out for Sebastian before surgery, showing his fear and desire to see him one last time. The old man appears frail and pale, and Jared explains that although his condition is serious, the doctors believe he can recover if he rests and stays calm.

The conversation turns tense when Jared discusses Elsa, Sebastian's aunt, blaming her rebelliousness and failed blind dates for the grandfather's collapse. Foster defends Elsa's relationship with a struggling painter, but Jared harshly dismisses the artist's prospects, leading to a bitter argument between them. Sebastian tries to mediate, offering to learn more about the painter to ease the conflict, while Jared remains worried about Elsa's future. Since the grandfather is not expected to wake soon, Jared suggests Sebastian and Foster go home to rest, but Sebastian insists on staying.

After leaving the hospital, Sebastian returns to his empty room in Ravenwood Manor, feeling the absence of the girl he has grown close to over the past two years. He calls Lillian, who greets him warmly, and they share a tender conversation about his grandfather's health and her current situation. Lillian reveals she has been away from home for two years and is sorting through her clothes, but refuses to return to Light Estate, insisting on her independence. Sebastian pleads with her to come back, expressing how much her presence makes the place feel like home.

Moved by his sincere words, Lillian agrees to return the next day, and Sebastian's smile hints at a deeper, more possessive desire to keep her close. Continue Regular Chapter Reading Below Chapter 178: At the Hospital By the time Sebastian arrived at the hospital, his grandfather had already been transferred to the intensive care unit. The sterile, cold atmosphere of the hospital corridor weighed heavily on him as he hurried inside. In the small, dimly lit ICU room, Jared sat quietly beside the bed, his face etched with worry.

Foster was sprawled on the nearby sofa, absorbed in a game on his phone, though he glanced up briefly when Sebastian entered. The tension in the room was palpable. Lowering his voice, Jared spoke with a hint of sadness, "When your grandpa was taken into surgery, he kept calling out your name. It was like he just wanted to see you one last time-maybe he was scared he wouldn't get another chance." Sebastian approached the bedside slowly, his eyes scanning the frail figure lying there.

The old man's complexion was ghostly pale, drained of the usual rosy warmth, and he seemed noticeably thinner, as if the illness had stolen his vitality. Jared continued, trying to reassure him, "It's not as dire as it sounds. At his age, health issues come and go. Thankfully, they got to him just in time. The doctors said if he rests quietly and doesn't stress himself, he should pull through." Sebastian nodded thoughtfully, then sank down next to Foster on the sofa. His eyes met Jared's as he asked, "Grandpa has always been strong.

How did he suddenly get so sick this time?" Jared sighed, his expression heavy with concern. "Truth is, he hasn't been in the best shape for a while, but he didn't want you to worry, so he kept it from you. This time, it's mostly because of Elsa. She's not young anymore, and your grandpa was worried about her future. He tried setting her up on blind dates, but she didn't like any of them. They argued fiercely, and the stress was too much-he collapsed." Foster immediately jumped in, his voice defensive but weakening at the end. "My sister already has someone she cares about.

Of course, she wouldn't be interested in any of those guys. You just don't approve." Jared's face darkened with disdain. "How could someone like that be good enough for your sister? He's just a struggling painter-what kind of future does he have? If Elsa marries him, she's throwing her life away." "That's art, and from what I hear, he's already gaining some recognition. Maybe in a few years, he'll be famous. You're just blinded by your own pride," Foster retorted, frustration evident in his tone. Jared sneered, "A few years? He could spend twenty years trying and still end up with nothing.

Famous? Don't make me laugh. Just stop. Convince your sister to forget this nonsense before it's too late. I'll never agree, not even if I die." Foster fell silent, retreating back into his game, the tension between them thickening the air. Jared let out a heavy sigh, the weight of the situation settling over him. Sebastian leaned back against the sofa, his mind racing. "If it's too much for you, give me the details of this painter. I'll look into him. If this keeps turning into fights, Elsa will only become more rebellious." Jared nodded, a hint of helplessness in his eyes.

He never imagined his usually compliant daughter would be so stubborn. Since his grandfather wasn't expected to wake up anytime soon, Jared suggested Sebastian and Foster head home while he stayed behind to keep watch. "I'll stay," Sebastian said quietly. "You've been exhausted all day too." "No, you both should go. There's a companion bed here-I can rest tonight. You rushed back and must be tired. Just come back tomorrow," Jared insisted. In the end, they didn't argue further. Sebastian left the hospital and returned directly to Ravenwood Manor.

Upon entering his bedroom, he instinctively searched for the familiar presence of the girl he had grown so accustomed to over the past two years. But the cold emptiness of the room reminded him sharply that he was in Kingston, alone. Without her by his side, the silence felt strange, almost unbearable. He leaned against the edge of the bed, pulled out his phone, and dialed her number, curiosity and longing swirling within him as he wondered what she was doing at that moment. The call connected quickly, and her cool, familiar voice greeted him. "Mr.

Whitmore, you're already back?" Hearing her voice, a faint smile tugged at Sebastian's lips. "Yeah, I got here earlier than expected. I just came from the hospital. I missed you, so I called to hear your voice." A blush crept across Lillian's cheeks. She quickly changed the subject, "How is your grandpa's health?" He sensed her attempt to divert the conversation but chose not to press. "It's nothing serious. Don't worry." "That's good. When your grandpa wakes up, make sure he takes the medicine I gave you.

He'll be back to full strength in no time," Lillian said confidently, completely trusting the effectiveness of her pills. Sebastian chuckled softly, imagining her proud expression. "I'll give it to him as soon as he wakes tomorrow. Don't worry. What are you up to right now?" Lillian sighed, glancing around the cluttered room behind her. "I'm sorting through my clothes. I haven't been home in two years, and many of them don't fit anymore." Hearing that, Sebastian immediately realized she hadn't returned to Light Estate. "Why don't you stay at Light Estate?

There's a butler and servants to take care of you. I'd feel better knowing you're not alone." "I'm almost an adult. Don't worry about me. I've always lived on my own, and I can take care of myself," Lillian replied, crossing her legs and twirling a strand of hair absentmindedly. Sebastian's voice softened, deepening with emotion. "Lillian, please come back and live there. It would feel like home again. I like the feeling of home when you're there." After finally keeping her close for so long, the thought of letting her go unsettled him deeply. Only with her nearby could he find peace.

Her heart softened at his earnest plea. The way he spoke about home and belonging melted her resolve. "Alright, I'll come back tomorrow," she said quietly, still inexperienced and completely caught in Sebastian's grasp, like prey before a patient wolf. Hearing her answer, Sebastian's dark eyes sparkled with a wicked smile, his handsome features taking on an even more dangerously alluring edge. Conclusion The chapter delicately explores the fragility of family bonds and the weight of unspoken worries that quietly shape their lives.

Sebastian's arrival at the hospital brings a mix of hope and tension, underscoring the deep concern for his grandfather's health while revealing the underlying conflicts that strain their relationships. The emotional strain between Jared and Foster highlights the challenges of acceptance and understanding, especially when it comes to matters of the heart and future aspirations. Through these moments, the story gently reminds us of the complexity of love, pride, and the desire to protect those we care about, even when it leads to discord.

Meanwhile, Sebastian's phone call with Lillian offers a tender contrast to the hospital's cold sterility, emphasizing the warmth and comfort found in connection. His longing for her presence and her eventual agreement to return to Light Estate evoke a sense of hope and renewed closeness amid uncertainty. This chapter closes on a note of quiet intimacy, with the promise of home and belonging serving as a balm to the emotional turmoil faced by the characters. It leaves readers with a poignant reminder that even in the darkest moments, love and companionship can shine through and provide solace.

Meanwhile, the undercurrents of Elsa's rebellious spirit and her relationship with the struggling painter are set to stir the family dynamics even further, leaving readers eager to see how Sebastian will navigate these turbulent waters. On a more intimate note, Sebastian's connection with Lillian is poised to take a significant step forward. Her decision to return to Light Estate opens the door to renewed closeness, but also raises questions about what changes her presence will bring to Sebastian's guarded world.

Cedella's storytelling style is immersive and addictive-perfect for fans of heated romances and heart-pounding twists.