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The Billionaire's Last Obsession series 190 Summary Lillian returns to school after two years, confronting Eda, a classmate who had maliciously instigated trouble that led to Nora's imprisonment. Despite Eda's shock at Lillian being alive-since it was believed she had been kidnapped or even dead-Lillian greets her with a mocking smile, showing no fear or regret. Eda tries to hide her hatred behind a forced smile, but Lillian's cold ridicule makes it clear she is unfazed by Eda's presence. After leaving the school, Lillian and her friend Natalie go to a nearby restaurant.

Natalie excitedly praises Lillian for shutting Eda down and tells her about how Eda had become the new school favorite, spreading rumors about Lillian's kidnapping and supposed demise. Lillian calmly confirms she was kidnapped but nothing happened to her, emphasizing that the outcome matters more than the details. Natalie shares how things had changed during Lillian's absence, especially Jill's transformation from a playful girl to a serious student who left abroad after exams.

Lillian suspects Jill's change might be linked to feelings of guilt or responsibility related to Lillian's disappearance. They discuss growing up and maturing, with Lillian expressing admiration for Natalie's carefree nature, a simple happiness Lillian envies amidst her complicated life. The chapter ends warmly with Lillian and Natalie sharing a light moment over lunch, highlighting their close friendship and contrasting personalities-Lillian's burdens and strength versus Natalie's innocent joy and simplicity.

Continue Regular Chapter Reading Below Chapter 190: Two Years of Change Lillian's gaze fixed on the approaching girl. Her face was delicate, framed by straight, long hair that shimmered softly in the sunlight. There was a gentle aura around her, but all of it was marred by the sharp twist of jealousy etched across her features. A mocking smile tugged at Lillian's lips. "Well, well, long time no see." Back then, Sebastian had blamed Nora for everything. Later, Nora had been sent to prison. But Lillian knew the truth-this classmate, Eda, was the real mastermind behind it all.

If Eda hadn't stirred up trouble with her poisonous words, Nora would never have gone to such extremes. Eda's eyes widened in disbelief as she stared at Lillian. Wasn't she supposed to have been kidnapped? Rumors had said she was dead. So why was she standing here, alive and well, right in front of her? For the past two years, even in Lillian's absence, the school had been abuzz with her name. How could Eda not harbor resentment toward her? Noticing the shock on Eda's face, Lillian sneered coldly. "What's wrong? You look like you've just seen a ghost.

So happy to see me, aren't you?" Eda clenched her fists tightly, forcing down the surge of hatred within her. She managed a stiff, fake smile. "Of course not. I'm just... really glad you're back. We're all happy to have Lillian around again." Lillian's eyes gleamed with icy ridicule before she turned toward Natalie. "Come on, let me take you out for lunch." Without sparing another glance at Eda, she strode confidently out of the school building. Eda watched their retreating figures, her eyes darkening with fury.

Her knuckles whitened as she clenched her fists tighter, a storm of bitterness swirling inside her. Since Natalie still had afternoon classes, the two of them found a cozy restaurant nearby. They chose a table by the window, sunlight spilling in and casting a warm glow over their faces. As soon as they sat down, Natalie's eyes sparkled with excitement. "Lillian, you were incredible just now! You shut Eda up so completely-she couldn't even manage a comeback. Did you see how her face twisted? It was priceless." Lillian smiled faintly but said nothing, waiting for Natalie to continue.

"You have no idea how arrogant Eda became while you were gone. She was crowned the new school flower, and her little clique badmouthed you nonstop. They spread all kinds of nasty rumors-about you being kidnapped, about what might have happened... You name it, they said it." Lillian's expression remained calm and unshaken. "They weren't entirely wrong. I was kidnapped back then. But nothing happened." She didn't like to lie to her friends, and since nothing harmful had come of it, there was no reason to hide the truth. Natalie's eyes widened in shock. "But...

you're okay, right?" Lillian laughed softly, a lightness in her voice. "You still doubt me? Of course, I took care of the enemy. The details don't matter-only the outcome counts." Relieved, Natalie let out a deep breath and patted her chest. "Thank goodness. You have no idea how much changed after you left. Jill started acting really strange-she stopped being playful like before. She buried herself in her studies, saying she wanted to become someone useful. After the exams, she left for abroad immediately, without even a pause." Lillian's eyes flickered with understanding.

She could guess the reason behind Jill's transformation. Even though the incident hadn't been her fault, Jill might have linked her disappearance to herself in some way. "Maybe Jill just grew up," Lillian mused softly. "She realized the kind of person she wants to be. After all, she's an adult now. And in a family like the Lewis family, living freely forever was never going to be an option." Natalie nodded thoughtfully. "Maybe you're right. The SATs are coming up for us too. We're going to be adults soon.

I guess it's time to grow up." Lillian tapped Natalie's nose playfully, a gentle smile warming her face. "You're perfect just the way you are. The highest form of living is to be carefree. That's why I've always envied you." If it weren't for all the grudges and complications in her life, Lillian would have loved to live like Natalie-simple, silly, with no heavy thoughts, content with just a good meal. Natalie's face lit up with delight. "You envy me? Oh my God, I'm so happy!

My goddess actually envies me!" In Natalie's eyes, Lillian had always been like a goddess-brilliant in her studies, skilled in medicine, beautiful, and talented in singing. There seemed to be nothing she couldn't do. To hear that even someone like her envied Natalie was the happiest moment of her life. Just then, the waiter arrived with their food. Lillian picked up a piece of spare rib and placed it on Natalie's plate, smiling gently at the stunned girl. "Yes, I really do envy you.

Now hurry up and eat." Conclusion This chapter delicately captures the complex emotions woven through Lillian's return and the inevitable confrontations it brings. The tension between past grievances and present realities is palpable, yet beneath the icy exchanges lies a subtle acknowledgment of growth and change. Lillian's calm composure and quiet strength contrast with the bitterness of others, highlighting her resilience and the quiet power of moving forward despite the shadows of the past.

Meanwhile, Lillian's quiet strength and the steady support of Natalie offer a glimpse of hope and warmth amid the brewing storm. Yet, the shadows of the past - Jill's sudden change and the mystery surrounding Lillian's kidnapping - hint at deeper secrets waiting to be uncovered. As the characters face the looming pressures of growing up and the challenges ahead, emotional undercurrents will intensify, setting the stage for moments of vulnerability, loyalty, and unexpected alliances.

Readers will be left wondering how much of the past can truly be left behind, and what sacrifices must be made for a fresh start. 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.