Rewrite Her Thrilling Life (Lillian and Sebastian) novel Chapter 320

**TITLE: The Billionaire’s Last Obsession series 320**
**CONTENT: Chapter 320 The Lindt Family Scandal**

Lillian stood at the entrance of the school, her gaze fixed on Natalie as she sprinted towards her, a broad smile breaking across her face. “You’re still in such a hurry,” she teased lightly, her voice warm with affection. “There’s still half an hour before the exam kicks off. You really don’t have to worry about being late.”

Breathless and a bit flustered, Natalie waved her hand dismissively, her eyes wide with urgency. “Oh, please, don’t even start with me! Spring’s mom insisted on driving us today, and what should have been a quick thirty-minute ride turned into an agonizing hour and a half of sheer panic. Can you really blame me for feeling frantic? Thank goodness we left early; otherwise, we would have definitely missed the exam!”

Just then, Spring caught up to them, her expression a mix of regret and concern. “I’m so sorry, you guys,” she said, her voice laced with sincerity. “My mom just got her driver’s license, and let’s just say her driving skills are still a work in progress. She only wanted to drop me off at the exam hall…”

Natalie straightened her posture, shaking her head vigorously. “Forget it. Let’s just drop the subject; it’s not worth it.”

At that moment, a woman approached them, her presence delicate and graceful. She wore a simple white dress, complemented by a light yellow cardigan that hung effortlessly over her shoulders. Her long, straight hair cascaded down her back, framing her face with a soft elegance.

“Natalie, I made you breakfast,” the woman said gently, her voice soothing as she extended a lunchbox towards her daughter.

Natalie glanced at the box, her tone flat and unyielding. “No need for that. Just give it to Spring.” Without another word, she took hold of Lillian’s hand, leading her towards the school entrance with a resolute stride.

Spring caught the fleeting look of hurt that crossed her mother’s face and swiftly snatched the lunchbox from her grasp. “She’s a rich princess, Mom. She can buy anything she wants; you don’t need to go out of your way to cater to her whims.” With that, she turned abruptly and walked into the school, her back rigid with defiance.

Her mother stood rooted at the gate, watching her daughter’s retreating figure with a mix of sadness and confusion. A faint, unreadable glimmer passed over her gentle features, hinting at emotions she struggled to articulate.

“Who was that?” Lillian asked, her curiosity piqued as she turned to Natalie.

Natalie’s face tightened with impatience as she replied, “That’s Spring’s mom. Ever since she moved in with us, things have been tense at home. My parents are constantly fighting.”

“My mom wants her out, but my dad refuses to budge. He keeps insisting that my mom is just imagining things.”

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