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The Billionaire's Last Obsession series 83 Summary Mr. Quinton introduces his wife Lily and youngest son Hugh to Lilian, the specialist he has brought in to treat Jimmy. Lily immediately expresses disbelief and mockery, doubting Lilian's ability to diagnose what other top doctors could not. Mr. Quinton firmly shuts down Lily's criticism, insisting that the matter is settled and instructing her not to bring it up again. Lilian remains calm and composed throughout the tense exchange. After Mr.

Quinton leaves, Lily's resentment surfaces as she coldly warns Lilian to stay in her place in Sandy River, hinting at hidden dangers if she interferes. Lilian, unfazed, responds with a teasing but pointed remark about the mysterious comas of two Lincoln family members, provoking Lily's anger further. In a fit of rage, Lily throws coffee at Lilian, who swiftly counters by flipping the tablecloth and drenching Lily instead. The confrontation escalates quickly as Lily lunges at Lilian, but Lilian deftly pins her wrist with a fork and warns her not to touch her again.

Lilian then mocks Lily by teasingly unbuttoning part of her dress and insinuating about Mr. Quinton's vigor, causing Lily to retreat upstairs in panic. Lilian's confident and unshaken demeanor clearly unsettles Lily, who is unused to being challenged so directly. Hugh, observing the scene, praises Lilian's quick and effective handling of his mother. Lilian responds playfully, even threatening to use the fork on Hugh if he wants a taste. Hugh admires Lilian's boldness but acknowledges that her fiery nature might be too much for their family.

The chapter ends with Lilian walking away confidently, leaving a strong impression on both Lily and Hugh. Continue Regular Chapter Reading Below Mr. Quinton smiled warmly as he made the introductions. "This is my wife, Lily, and my youngest son, Hugh." Then, turning toward the woman sitting beside him, he added, "Lilian is the specialist I brought in to treat Jimmy." Lily let out a sharp, mocking laugh. "You've got to be kidding me. This little girl? Even the best doctors, both here and abroad, couldn't diagnose what's wrong with him.

And you think she's going to have the answer?" Lilian said nothing, calmly sipping her soup. She was no stranger to skepticism like this-it came with the territory. Mr. Quinton's voice hardened. "This isn't your concern. Focus on yourself." Lily hadn't expected such a sharp rebuke from him. Quickly, she softened her tone. "Darling, I only said it for Jimmy's sake. Think about it-none of the experts have been able to help. Bringing in an outsider at this stage might be risky." She reached out, brushing her hand gently against his.

He pulled away, dabbing at his mouth with a napkin before speaking evenly, "It's decided. Don't bring it up again." Rising from his seat, he turned to Lilian. "Take your time with breakfast. I'll be in the study." Lilian nodded quietly and continued eating. As Mr. Quinton climbed the stairs, Lily's face darkened with resentment. She fixed a cold, hard stare on Lilian. "You don't look familiar, young lady. What kind of spell have you cast on my husband? Or are you here with some hidden agenda?" Lilian remained unruffled, calmly spooning more soup into her mouth.

Lily's voice dropped to a low, threatening tone. "In a place like Sandy River, if you want to live peacefully, you'd better know your place. Stick your nose where it doesn't belong, and you won't even realize how the fire started. Consider this a friendly warning." Without missing a beat, Lilian swallowed gracefully, wiped the corners of her mouth with a napkin, and smiled slightly. "Is that so? Sounds like Madam Lily is speaking from experience. I'll keep your advice in mind. But I'm the kind of person who walks into the tiger's den fully aware of the danger inside.

So naturally, I'm curious-what exactly caused two members of the Lincoln family to fall into comas for three months, yet still cling to life? Doesn't that intrigue you, Madam Lily?" Lilian's calm, unshaken demeanor only fueled Lily's fury. After all her years as Madam Lily, no one had ever dared to speak to her like that. With a furious snarl, Lily grabbed a cup of coffee and hurled it at Lilian. In a flash, Lilian lifted the tablecloth, causing the coffee to splash right back onto Lily, drenching her instead. Lily screamed, a sharp, piercing sound. "You little bitch!

I swear, if I don't deal with you today, I'm not Lily!" She lunged forward aggressively. Quick as lightning, Lilian grabbed a fork from the table and pinned Lily's wrist with cold precision. "If you touch me again," she warned icily, "I can't promise that hand will stay intact." Then, with a flick of her wrist, she sent the fork flying-it embedded itself deep into a nearby pillar. Lily froze, stunned and wide-eyed. Lilian casually wiped her hands on a towel and stood up. She walked slowly toward Lily, then reached out and teasingly flicked open a button on her dress. "Didn't expect Mr.

Quinton to still be so... vigorous at his age. Tsk, tsk. Truly devoted to his wife." Lily gasped, stepping back and hastily buttoning her dress. "You'd better stay out of our personal affairs," she snapped, before stumbling upstairs in a flurry of panic. Lilian smirked with contempt and turned toward the study. Just then, Hugh's voice floated down the hall, lazy and amused. "Miss Lilian, I must say-impressive work. Took you only two moves to put my mother in her place. I'm impressed." Without slowing her pace, she called back, "You're welcome.

If you'd like a taste of the fork yourself, Hugh, I'm more than happy to oblige." With that, she disappeared down the corridor. Hugh watched her retreating figure, clapping softly. "What a fascinating girl," he murmured with a smile. "Too bad... she's way too spicy." Conclusion The chapter closes on a tense and electric note, revealing the simmering conflicts beneath the surface of the Quinton household. Lilian's calm confidence and sharp wit stand in stark contrast to Lily's volatile fury, highlighting the growing power struggle between them.

Amidst the emotional turmoil and unspoken resentments, the unresolved mystery of Jimmy's condition looms large, binding the characters in a web of desperation, suspicion, and fragile alliances. Through their charged interactions, the story explores themes of resilience, courage, and the complexities of human relationships under pressure. Lilian's fearless approach to the challenges ahead, combined with Hugh's intrigued admiration, suggests that beneath the surface hostility lies the potential for unexpected alliances and deeper truths yet to be uncovered.

Will Lilian's calm confidence be enough to withstand the mounting hostility, or will the simmering animosity explode into something more dangerous? Amidst the sharp exchanges and veiled threats, Hugh's intrigued observation hints at unexpected alliances and rivalries yet to unfold. As Lilian navigates this treacherous environment, emotions will run high and loyalties tested. Prepare for a deeper dive into the Quinton family's hidden fractures, where every word and gesture carries weight, and the line between protector and adversary blurs in the shadows of obsession and desperation.

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