Rewrite Her Thrilling Life (Lillian and Sebastian) novel Chapter 318

**TITLE: The Billionaire’s Last Obsession series 318**
**CONTENT: Chapter 318 Sebastian Shows Off His Love**

As the livestream concluded, Sebastian turned to Foster, a determined glint in his eye. “Make sure to clip Lillian’s video and email it to me,” he instructed, his voice firm yet laced with excitement.

“Of course, sir. I’ll get right on it,” Foster replied promptly, his tone professional, but he couldn’t help but notice the spark of enthusiasm radiating from his boss.

Sebastian strode purposefully towards the expansive floor-to-ceiling window, his gaze fixed on the distant silhouette of Brookstone High School. A wave of tenderness washed over him, softening his usually steely demeanor. He pulled out his phone, his fingers moving with practiced ease as he dialed Lillian’s number, anticipation bubbling within him.

At that very moment, Lillian was making her way toward the school gates, her backpack casually slung over one shoulder. She had spent ample time in Kingston, and now, the urge to return to Solara was palpable.

When the ringtone chimed and her eyes fell upon Sebastian’s name lighting up the screen, a rush of warmth enveloped her. A smile blossomed on her lips, and she felt a thrill of joy surge through her. “Didn’t let anyone down. I won,” she declared, her voice brimming with triumph.

Sebastian chuckled, his laughter rich and warm, filling the space around him. “Yeah, I saw your performance. I’m so proud of you, Lillian. It’s just unfortunate that I couldn’t be there to cheer you on personally.”

“It’s alright,” she replied softly, her heart swelling at his words. “Just knowing you’re supporting me from afar is more than enough.”

“Not enough,” he insisted, his voice firm yet tender. “I want to be right by your side for every significant moment from now on.”

Lillian felt her heart skip a beat at his earnest declaration, her smile widening with delight. “Okay,” she said, her voice barely above a whisper, yet filled with promise.

“Where are you now? I’ll come to pick you up,” he offered, his eagerness palpable.

She glanced at her watch, calculating the time with a sense of urgency. “I’m heading back to Solara with my classmates. The SATs are just around the corner, and I can’t afford to waste any more time.”

Sebastian’s brow furrowed at her response, concern etching itself on his features. “Just tell me where you are, and I’ll drive you back myself.”

“There’s really no need,” she reassured him, a playful note in her voice. “You’ve been so present in my life lately; I wouldn’t want you to fall behind at work. Besides, isn’t there a saying? If love is meant to last, we shouldn’t fret about being apart for a little while. We’ll see each other again soon.”

Sebastian felt a mix of helplessness and heartache at her sensible reasoning—helpless because she was growing up so fast, and heartbroken for the same reason.

“Just be careful, and text me when you land,” he urged, his voice filled with a protective undertone.

“Yes, sir, Sebastian,” she teased, her tone light and playful, a stark contrast to the weight of their conversation.

After they hung up, Lillian joined her classmates in the airport shuttle, her heart still fluttering at the interaction.

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