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The Billionaire's Last Obsession series 243 Summary Daylen follows Lillian to her usual lunch spot and boldly confesses his feelings to her, expressing his willingness to wait for her despite her initial rejection. Lillian remains cool and detached, uninterested in his advances, but Daylen is captivated by her unique aura. Nearby, Natalie observes the interaction with amusement. Eda, watching from a distance, seethes with hatred and jealousy toward Lillian, frustrated that the woman she despises remains a prominent figure at Riverdale High.

She interrupts the conversation to invite Daylen, Lillian, and Natalie to her upcoming birthday party, framing it as a chance for the class to come together before their final year becomes too demanding. Both Natalie and Lillian accept the invitation, and Daylen agrees as well, much to Eda's delight. News of Daylen's confession spreads quickly across the school, sparking rumors and fan speculation about a potential romance between him and Lillian. Natalie finds the gossip amusing, while Lillian feels overwhelmed by the sudden attention.

Meanwhile, Eda's jealousy intensifies as she sees Daylen and others gravitating toward Lillian, fueling her resentment. Eda recalls her past with Daylen and her failed attempts to win his affection, deepening her rage. Adeline tries to comfort her, assuring Eda that Daylen will eventually see Lillian's true nature and regret his confession. Eda resolves to expose Lillian's hidden side, determined to make sure she can no longer hide at Riverdale High.

Continue Regular Chapter Reading Below Chapter 243: Eda's Invitation Without a moment's hesitation, Daylen trailed behind Lillian until she reached her usual spot at the lunch tables. Eda's lips curled into a scowl as she watched the girl's retreating back. That wretched woman-wasn't she supposed to have been kidnapped, silenced, removed from their lives? How was it possible that she was still here, roaming the halls of Riverdale High? No matter how fiercely Eda tried to erase her presence, as long as Lillian remained in this school, all eyes would inevitably be drawn to her.

A cold, burning wave of hatred surged through Eda's chest, tightening like a vise. Daylen settled into the seat opposite Lillian, his voice low but steady. "Lillian, what I said earlier-I meant every word." Lillian lifted her eyes to meet his, her tone clipped with cool detachment. "Sorry, not interested." She recognized him immediately as the boy who had cornered her at the school gate a few days ago, but she hadn't expected him to be quite so direct. Daylen studied her calm, unflinching gaze.

She truly was the most captivating girl he'd ever laid eyes on-her hair pulled back in a simple ponytail, her outfit modest and unassuming, yet there was an undeniable aura about her that set her apart from everyone else. "Not interested now doesn't mean not interested later," he said with a hint of a smile. "I'm willing to wait. It's rare to find someone I actually like." Natalie, sitting nearby, nearly choked on her food, coughing before muttering under her breath, "Persistent, huh?" Lillian was about to respond when a familiar voice interrupted.

"What are you two talking about?" Eda appeared, flanked by her usual group of friends, setting her tray down deliberately across from them. She turned to Daylen with a saccharine smile. "Daylen, my birthday's this weekend. I'd like to invite you to my party." When he didn't immediately reply, she shifted her smile to the girls. "Of course, Lillian and Natalie, you're both invited as well." "We're in our final year now," Eda continued, her voice sweet but carrying an edge. "The workload's only going to get heavier, and who knows when we'll all get a chance to be together again.

So I thought it'd be nice to gather the whole class to celebrate and spend some time before everything changes." Natalie's face lit up with enthusiasm. "That sounds like a great idea! After the SATs, no one knows where we'll all end up. It'd be wonderful to have one last get-together. We're definitely going. Lillian, you're coming too, right?" Lillian cast a brief glance at Eda, then shrugged indifferently. "Sure." Eda's eyes flickered toward Daylen. "And you, Daylen?" He swallowed the bite of food in his mouth and answered casually, "Alright." Eda's face brightened instantly.

"Then it's settled." By the time lunch was over, the news of Daylen's confession to Lillian had spread like wildfire throughout the entire campus. With each retelling, the story grew more exaggerated and dramatic. Later, Natalie scrolled through the school forum, barely able to contain her laughter. Lillian noticed her shaking with amusement and asked, "Is it really that funny?" Natalie held out her phone with a grin. "Daylen's confession is everywhere.

He barely knows you, and already people are shipping you two." On the screen, comments flew by rapidly-how perfect they looked as a couple, two top students with top looks, the ultimate pair. Lillian pressed her palm to her forehead, overwhelmed by the chaos already swirling around her. Meanwhile, Eda's fingers trembled as she scrolled through the same posts, her fury simmering dangerously beneath the surface. Why was it always Lillian? Why did every boy she desired end up orbiting around that woman?

She had known of Daylen back when they were in Kingston-a prodigy, heir to a powerful family, admired by countless girls. She had convinced herself she'd never cross paths with him again. But then he appeared here in Solara, and despite all her attempts to get close, he never spared her more than a passing glance. And now, today of all days, he had openly declared his feelings for Lillian. How could she not be consumed by rage? Her thoughts darkened as she recalled Jeremy, and that other man-both had also gravitated toward Lillian. Jealousy and fury churned relentlessly inside her.

Adeline, noticing the storm brewing in Eda's eyes, reached out gently to calm her. "Eda, Daylen is only fooled by her looks. Once he sees who she really is, he'll regret confessing today. You know as well as I do-at Riverdale High, only you truly deserve Daylen." Eda's grip on her phone relaxed little by little. She forced herself to breathe deeply and steady her emotions. Adeline was right. Everyone was blinded by Lillian's outward charm. But when her true nature came to light, Eda would make certain that Lillian had no place left to hide at Riverdale High.

Conclusion The chapter gently unravels the complex web of emotions entwining Lillian, Daylen, and Eda, highlighting the simmering tensions beneath the surface of their interactions. Daylen's open confession and unwavering persistence contrast sharply with Lillian's cool detachment, setting the stage for a delicate dance of attraction and resistance. Meanwhile, Eda's simmering jealousy and deep-seated resentment cast a shadow over the seemingly innocent invitation to her birthday party, revealing the fragile undercurrents of rivalry and desire that pulse through the halls of Riverdale High.

Tensions are mounting as Eda's simmering jealousy and determination to expose Lillian's true nature promise to ignite new conflicts within the halls of Riverdale High. With Daylen's unexpected confession stirring up gossip and emotions, the upcoming birthday party could become a pivotal moment where alliances shift, secrets unravel, and the fragile balance between these characters is put to the test. The simmering rivalry between Eda and Lillian is bound to intensify, and the presence of Daylen adds an unpredictable element to the mix.

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