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The Billionaire's Last Obsession series 179 Summary The next day, Sebastian arrived at the hospital where a busy ward was filled with concerned visitors. Jared sat relaxed in the lounge, while Ruby busied herself nearby. At the bedside, an elderly man, Morten Lewis, was talking with Mr. Whitmore and occasionally gazing fondly at his granddaughter, Triny, who appeared distracted and distant. Sebastian greeted Morten politely, and Triny observed him carefully, noting that their paths had rarely crossed in recent years. She had insisted on accompanying her grandfather upon hearing Mr.

Whitmore was unwell, and her intuition proved correct with Sebastian's arrival. Morten teased Triny about her reaction to seeing Sebastian, causing her to blush and stammer an explanation, but Sebastian didn't even look at her, instead moving quietly to Mr. Whitmore's side. Sebastian spoke softly to Mr. Whitmore, who initially expressed a cold snort about being forgotten over the past two years due to Sebastian's rare visits. Morten lightheartedly remarked on how busy young people are, and Jared defended Sebastian's care by mentioning his overnight return. This softened Mr.

Whitmore's demeanor, revealing his true longing for family presence. Sebastian promised to visit more often, explaining his past difficulties with Lillian's condition and his protective instincts toward his little girl. Triny noticed a tender smile on Sebastian's face that suggested a hidden truth, but dismissed her suspicions since no gossip had surfaced about Sebastian having someone close. She reassured herself that he was known for keeping women at a distance. As Morten and Triny prepared to leave, Triny offered help if needed, and Ruby warmly praised her thoughtfulness.

The exchange ended on a friendly note, with Triny promising to visit more and Ruby welcoming her company. Continue Regular Chapter Reading Below Chapter 179: Morten The following day Sebastian arrived at the hospital, stepping into a bustling ward filled with the quiet murmur of concerned visitors. Jared was seated comfortably on a sofa in the lounge area, his posture relaxed yet attentive, while Ruby moved about nearby, occupied with various tasks. By the bedside, an elderly gentleman perched on a small stool, engaged in conversation with Mr. Whitmore.

Occasionally, the old man's eyes would soften as he glanced affectionately at a young woman standing close by. When he noticed that his granddaughter was staring blankly toward the doorway, it dawned on him that someone had just entered the room. Seeing the senior member of the Lindt family sitting beside the bed, Sebastian offered a courteous nod in greeting. Triny Lewis observed the newcomer carefully. Over the past two years, Sebastian's visits to Kingston had become infrequent, and since she had been occupied herself, their paths had never crossed until now. Upon hearing that Mr.

Whitmore was unwell, Triny had anticipated Sebastian's arrival. That was why she had insisted on accompanying her grandfather today. As it turned out, her intuition had been correct-Sebastian was indeed here. Morten Lewis glanced at his granddaughter, who still looked stunned. A warm smile spread across his face before he chuckled softly. "Look at my silly granddaughter. The moment she spots your Sebastian, she forgets all about her old grandpa. Seems like a grown woman just can't be kept at home anymore." Triny snapped back to reality, a rosy blush coloring her cheeks.

She looked at her grandfather shyly. "Grandpa, what are you saying?" Then, turning toward Sebastian, she quickly added, "Brother Fu, please don't get the wrong idea. I'm just... well..." But before she could finish, she noticed that Sebastian hadn't even glanced in her direction. Instead, he had quietly moved to the other side of the bed, causing her face to drain of color. Sebastian approached the bedside and spoke softly, "Grandpa, how are you feeling today?" Mr. Whitmore let out a cold snort. "So you still remember to come see this old man.

I thought you'd forgotten you even had a grandfather." Over the past two years, Sebastian had spent nearly all his time in Solara. Though Kingston was just a short distance away, his visits had been rare, leaving the old man feeling somewhat neglected. Morten, ever cheerful, chimed in, "Young people these days are always busy. My little girl here is constantly performing and hardly spends a day at home all year round. I can only imagine how much busier your Sebastian must be." Jared quickly jumped in to defend his brother. "That's true, Dad. Sebastian even rushed back overnight yesterday.

Doesn't that show how much he cares about you?" Only then did Mr. Whitmore's expression soften. In truth, he wasn't truly upset; age had simply made him long for his family's constant presence. "Grandpa, I'll make sure to visit you more often," Sebastian promised smoothly. The past two years had been difficult, with Lillian trapped in an endless slumber, leaving him unable to leave her side. Besides, he wasn't ready to introduce his little girl to this complicated world just yet. With his skills, he could certainly protect her, but she didn't seem to like depending on him.

The thought brought a faint, helpless smile to his lips. Across from him, Triny's face paled at the sight of that smile. It held a tenderness she hadn't expected. Could it be...? No, that was impossible. If Sebastian truly had someone by his side, wouldn't the whole social circle know? After all, he was the object of pursuit for every socialite in the elite circles. Any hint of a relationship would have sparked gossip. She must be overthinking it. After all, the man was rumored never to let any woman get close. With that comforting thought, Triny finally relaxed.

Sebastian never imagined that a simple expression could inspire so many wild guesses, almost revealing the truth he worked so hard to conceal. After sitting for a while, Morten stood to leave. Triny glanced at Sebastian with a hint of hesitation before saying, "Grandpa and I will head back now. If there's anything we can do to help, please don't hesitate to ask." Ruby squeezed the young woman's hand warmly. "You're always so thoughtful. If only Elsa were half as considerate as you, I'd be perfectly content." Triny smiled sweetly.

"Since you like me so much, I'll make sure to visit whenever I can. Just don't think I'm annoying, okay?" Ruby laughed softly. "How could I? As long as you young ones don't find us old folks boring, you're always welcome." Conclusion This chapter delicately explores the intricate bonds of family, highlighting the unspoken emotions that linger beneath the surface of everyday interactions. Sebastian's visit to his ailing grandfather reveals a tender side of him rarely seen by others-a man torn between duty and the weight of personal struggles.

The subtle exchanges between characters illuminate the themes of care, longing, and the quiet sacrifices made for loved ones, painting a poignant picture of connection amidst the chaos of life. Amidst the gentle warmth of familiar faces and soft conversations, there is an undercurrent of hope and resilience. Triny's presence and kindness offer a soothing contrast to the heaviness in the room, reminding us that even in difficult times, compassion and understanding provide comfort.

As Sebastian navigates his complex relationships, the presence of Morten and Triny adds layers of warmth and unease that may challenge his carefully guarded composure. Meanwhile, the quiet moments shared between characters like Ruby and Triny suggest that alliances and friendships will play a crucial role in the unfolding story. The delicate balance between support and misunderstanding could lead to unexpected conflicts or heartfelt revelations.

Readers will find themselves drawn into the intimate struggles of a family trying to hold together amidst uncertainty, while subtle hints of secrets yet to be uncovered linger just beneath the surface, promising a chapter rich with emotional depth and subtle intrigue. 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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