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The Billionaire's Last Obsession series 256 Summary Lillian enters Geo's private study, a rare privilege, and they engage in a serious conversation about a recent attack in Kingston involving mysterious death soldiers whose wounds worsen instead of healing. Geo reveals that these soldiers are the result of a secret drug cultivation by Radovia, posing a grave threat to Dracovia. Lillian, having encountered these soldiers before in Solara, explains the danger of parasitic insects emerging from their bodies upon death, emphasizing the urgency of burning the bodies to prevent further spread.

Despite the grim situation, Lillian reassures Geo, advising him not to worry excessively and highlighting that the drug used to create these soldiers cannot be mass-produced, suggesting the attack was likely a test of their defenses. Geo admires Lillian's calm and poised demeanor in the face of danger, and they continue their discussion late into the afternoon, strategizing on how to handle the threat. Meanwhile, downstairs, Cayden's curiosity about Madam Catherine prompts a conversation with Ashley and Laura.

Laura shares a poignant story about Madam Catherine, revealing her brilliance in pharmacology and her tragic life as the Sinclair family's adopted daughter. Catherine was forced into a marriage with Henry by Morgan Sinclair and had a daughter before mysteriously disappearing from public life and dying in a car accident. Laura recounts the sorrowful aftermath, including the arrival of Henry's new partner and her daughter Chloe, and expresses deep regret for not being able to help Catherine's daughter, who reportedly died of illness.

The emotional weight of the past lingers as Laura breaks down in tears, with Cayden offering comfort, highlighting the lingering pain and unresolved sorrow surrounding Catherine's tragic story. Ashley listens silently, understanding the depth of suffering behind the tale. Continue Regular Chapter Reading Below Chapter 256 Catherine Lillian entered the study alone, fully aware that this was Geo's private sanctuary. Without his explicit permission, no one else was allowed to step inside this room.

The atmosphere was quiet and serious, the air heavy with the scent of aged wood and leather-bound books. Geo sat behind his large mahogany desk, casually flipping through the pages of a thick book. His expression was focused, yet when he noticed Lillian, a faint smile touched his lips. This was only the second time she had ventured into his study, a rare privilege indeed. Without any hesitation or preamble, Lillian settled into a chair opposite him, her posture relaxed but confident. "Mr. Geo, you're looking much better these days," she remarked, her tone calm but warm.

Geo chuckled softly, setting the book back on the shelf behind him. "You're becoming quite bold, young lady. A little more respect wouldn't hurt," he teased, a playful glint in his eyes. Lillian merely nodded in response, her demeanor composed as always, not taking the bait. Geo's smile faded slightly as he reached for a file on his desk and slid it across to her with a serious expression. "There's been an attack in Kingston. Several people were hurt, but what's strange is that their wounds refuse to heal. Instead, their condition worsens, and the hospital staff are baffled.

I've recommended you to the higher-ups for this. Radovia has secretly developed a new breed of death soldiers through some kind of drug cultivation. Their combat skills are terrifying, and I fear they pose a genuine threat to Dracovia." Lillian accepted the file, noting the bold title on the cover: "Absolute Death." She flipped through the detailed report, her eyes scanning the information carefully. "I've faced them before, in Solara. Their power is indeed formidable," she said quietly. Geo's eyes widened in surprise. "You encountered them in Solara?" he asked, clearly taken aback.

Setting the file down, Lillian's expression remained steady, unshaken. "Yes. But we still don't know who's orchestrating it all. What we do know is this: when these death soldiers die, parasitic insects emerge from their bodies. They must be burned immediately-otherwise, the worms will seek out a new host." Geo's face drained of color, his brows knitting together in deep concern. This threat was far worse than he had initially imagined. Noticing the tension in his features, Lillian offered a reassuring smile. "Don't overthink it, Mr. Geo. Your health is the most important thing.

Soldiers fight soldiers, water puts out fire-there's always a way to handle things. From what I've analyzed based on the pills you gave me last time, this drug can't be mass-produced. That means these death soldiers will remain a secret weapon, only to be used when absolutely necessary. If I'm right, this attack was just a test, a way to gauge our defenses." Geo looked at the calm, composed young woman sitting before him and shook his head with a laugh. "You little girl... so young, yet you face danger with such poise.

It's a rare quality," he said, pointing at her with a mix of admiration and disbelief. The two of them continued their discussion late into the afternoon, the study filled with the low murmur of their voices and the rustle of papers. Meanwhile, downstairs, Cayden's curiosity got the better of him. "Mom, you said Lillian looks like Madam Catherine. Do you mean the Madam Catherine I think I know?" His memories of her were faint, fragmented like a distant dream. Most of what he knew had come from the stories his mother shared. Ashley tilted her head, intrigued.

"Who exactly is Madam Catherine?" Laura, who was arranging flowers nearby, paused and let out a long, wistful sigh. A flicker of sadness crossed her eyes as she began to speak. "She's the Madam Catherine I told you about before. When we were younger, she was like water, and I was fire. Somehow, despite our differences, we got along. Maybe it was because we both spoke our minds-no pretenses, no masks." Laura's voice softened with nostalgia. "Catherine was brilliant-truly gifted. Back then, the number of men chasing after her could have easily circled all of Kingston.

But despite her allure, she was trapped by an invisible chain she could never break free from." She continued, her tone heavy with regret. "Catherine was the Sinclair family's adopted daughter. She was a master of pharmacology, and much of the Sinclair Group's rise was thanks to her. Morgan wanted to keep her tied to the Sinclair family forever, so he forced Henry to marry her." Laura's gaze drifted as she recalled the past. "A year after their marriage, Catherine gave birth to a daughter. I even visited once-the little girl was beautiful.

But after that, Catherine slowly vanished from the public eye." "I was busy raising you two at the time, so I couldn't be there for her. Then one day, I saw the news-Catherine had died in a car accident." Laura's voice cracked slightly, the pain still raw. "Not long after, Henry brought home another woman, and with her, a little girl about six or seven years old. That girl was Chloe." She sighed deeply. "Given everything, I knew Catherine's daughter must have had a hard life. I wanted to take her in myself, but Mr. Morgan refused.

Soon after, word spread that the child had died of illness." Laura's eyes glistened with tears. "Even now, I live with regret. If I had insisted on taking her in, that child might still be alive." Cayden watched silently as his mother covered her face, tears slipping through her fingers. He stepped closer, wrapping his arms gently around her shoulders and patting her back softly, offering what little comfort he could. Ashley sat quietly nearby, saying nothing.

She understood that her mother had only touched the surface of the story, but it was clear that Catherine's daughter had endured unimaginable suffering before her tragic end. Conclusion The chapter delicately intertwines the present with echoes of the past, revealing the weight of hidden dangers and the scars left by history. Geo and Lillian's conversation underscores the gravity of looming threats, yet also highlights their resilience and mutual respect.

Their dynamic, marked by a blend of seriousness and gentle teasing, brings a sense of hope amid uncertainty, suggesting that even in the face of darkness, strength and calm can prevail. Meanwhile, the poignant recollections shared by Laura cast a somber light on Catherine's legacy, weaving themes of loss, regret, and unspoken pain into the narrative. The emotional resonance of these memories deepens the story's exploration of sacrifice and the enduring impact of choices made long ago.

As Lillian prepares to confront the deadly threat posed by the mysterious death soldiers, the stakes are raised not only for Dracovia but also for the fragile alliances within the Sinclair family. The emotional weight of past regrets and lost opportunities lingers heavily, hinting at unresolved tensions that may resurface when least expected. Meanwhile, the quiet moments shared between Cayden, Ashley, and Laura open a window into the haunting past that continues to influence their present.

The echoes of Catherine's brilliance and tragedy suggest that her story is far from over, and the truth about her daughter's fate may hold the key to understanding the darkness threatening to engulf them all. As loyalties are tested and hidden motives come to light, readers can anticipate a delicate balance of power, emotion, and revelation in the chapters to come. Cedella Cedella is a passionate storyteller known for her bold romantic and spicy novels that keep readers hooked from the very first chapter.

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