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The Billionaire's Last Obsession series 94 Summary After Lilian freshened up, Sebastian gently led her to the dining room, where he had prepared a simple, nourishing meal for her fragile state. His tender care and concern were evident as he helped her settle and ensured she ate something light. Lilian smiled warmly at his attentiveness, teasing him about becoming the perfect boyfriend, and their playful exchange revealed a growing closeness between them.

Their quiet moment was interrupted by Foster's sudden arrival, who was shocked to see Lilian alive after the devastating explosion that had nearly killed her. Sebastian's expression hardened when Foster informed him that Mr. Justin had come to see him, and he coldly refused the meeting, revealing his suspicion that the Lincoln family was behind the attack. Lilian quietly acknowledged this, touched by Sebastian's fierce protection and determination to make those responsible pay.

After the meal, Lilian checked her phone and began returning missed calls, reassuring her friends that she was safe and planning to return soon. When Sebastian saw her smiling on the phone, a flicker of jealousy surfaced. He abruptly ended her call, insisting she focus on him instead. Their teasing banter and Sebastian's unexpected jealousy brought a lightheartedness to the scene, showing a softer, more affectionate side of him. As they prepared to leave the next day, Sebastian promised Lilian a surprise destination for their evening together, leaving her curious and excited.

The chapter closes with a sense of tenderness and anticipation, highlighting the deepening bond between the two amid the lingering tension from recent dangers. Continue Regular Chapter Reading Below 94 Tenderness After the Storm Once Lilian had freshened up, Sebastian gently took her hand and led her toward the dining room. The soft glow of the evening light filtered through the windows, casting a warm ambiance over the room. The table was already set, adorned with simple, light dishes that seemed thoughtfully prepared to nurture her weakened body.

Sebastian carefully helped her settle into her seat, his fingers tenderly brushing a stray lock of hair behind her shoulder. "Your body's still fragile," he murmured with concern, "so nothing greasy for now." He placed a steaming bowl of soup before her, then added a few delicate side dishes to her plate, each movement deliberate and filled with care. Watching his gentle attentions, Lilian's lips curved into a soft smile. "You've really become the perfect boyfriend," she teased, warmth blossoming in her chest. Sebastian's finger lightly flicked the tip of her nose, his voice indulgent.

"Still in the mood to joke around, huh?" Just then, the door burst open and Foster hurried inside. His eyes widened in disbelief as he caught sight of Lilian sitting calmly at the table. "Ms. Lilian?" he stammered, barely able to believe what he was seeing. Lilian grinned and waved playfully. "Long time no see. I'm not a ghost, you know." Sebastian reached out to ruffle her hair once more, the fondness in his eyes unmistakable. "Troublemaker," he said with a smile, before turning to Foster. "Well? What is it?" Snapping out of his shock, Foster quickly replied, "Sir, Mr.

Justin is here to see you." Even now, Foster couldn't shake his disbelief that Lilian had come back completely unharmed. The explosion had been devastating, reducing the car to twisted metal-how could anyone survive such a blast? Sebastian's brows knit together tightly, a cold fire flickering in his dark obsidian eyes. "I won't see him. Tell him to stop wasting his time." Lilian glanced at him, puzzled by the sudden sharpness in his tone. Her fair face showed quiet confusion, a subtle furrow between her brows. Sebastian said nothing more.

Instead, he picked up a piece of bread, carefully spread strawberry jam over it, and handed it to her. "Don't dwell on it. It's not something you need to worry about. Just eat." She accepted the bread, looking up at him with a questioning gaze. "Mr. Justin... you mean Justin?" She already suspected who was behind the accident. After all, the only people she knew in Sandy River were the Lincolns. It wasn't difficult to guess where the threat had come from. "Yes," Sebastian said in a low, dark voice. "The Lincoln family orchestrated it.

I'm making sure they pay for what they did." His jaw clenched tightly, his expression turning dangerously cold as he thought about how close she had come to death. Lilian lowered her eyes, touched despite herself. "Thank you." It would have been dishonest to say she wasn't moved. She knew how powerful Sebastian was, but for him to drop everything, stay behind in Sandy River, and search for her-that was something few would do. Sebastian took her hand in his, his voice rough and low. "Lilian, don't thank me. I'm willing to do anything for you. I don't want your gratitude.

I only want you to live happily." Lilian didn't argue or protest. She simply accepted his devotion. After their meal, she plugged in her phone. Thankfully, she had tossed it aside just before the explosion, sparing it from destruction. When it powered on, the screen flooded with more than thirty missed calls. She began returning them one by one, her voice calm but tired. "Karina, I'm okay. Yeah, don't worry. No one can hurt me. Thanks for handling things at the company. I'll be flying back tomorrow. Okay, see you tomorrow night." Just then, Sebastian descended the stairs.

He caught sight of her radiant smile as she chatted on the phone, and a flicker of jealousy tightened his chest. Without a word, he walked over, took the phone from her hand, and ended the call abruptly. Lilian shot him a puzzled look. "Sebastian, what are you doing? I was on the phone!" He raised an eyebrow, meeting her gaze with a hint of mock hurt. "Lilian, your attention should be on me. I'm far more interesting than a phone." "You..." Lilian pressed a hand to her forehead, exasperated. This man was becoming shameless.

Sebastian grinned at her expression, then grabbed her hand and pulled her close, his voice teasing and low. "You were smiling so sweetly just now-I didn't like it one bit." Caught off guard, she stared at him for a moment before bursting into laughter. She never imagined jealousy could make him look so endearing. Behind them, Foster watched in silent horror. Is this really the cold, no-nonsense Mr. Sebastian we know? Sebastian propped his head on one arm, gazing into her eyes. "We're flying back tomorrow.

I'll take you somewhere tomorrow night." "Where?" Lilian asked, curiosity sparkling in her eyes. His obsidian gaze gleamed with mystery. "You'll see when we get there." Conclusion The chapter closes with a tender moment that beautifully captures the deepening bond between Lilian and Sebastian. Despite the shadows cast by recent dangers, their connection is illuminated by care, devotion, and a playful intimacy that softens the harshness of their reality.

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.