Rewrite Her Thrilling Life (Lillian and Sebastian) novel Chapter 789

Chapter 789 George’s Motive

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George’s eyes slightly chilled, and he looked at Lilian with a sinister smile. “I didn’t expect you to be so clever, Ms. Lilian, that you could actually guess this.”

Lilian sneered. “You used the same trick on my Master twenty years ago, and now, twenty years later, you plan to use it on me. It only goes to show that Mr. Mildew has truly made no progress in two decades.”

George smiled, stood up, walked to the wine cabinet, poured a glass of red wine, and took a small sip. “It doesn’t matter how many years pass; if the method works, that’s enough. And the fact that you are sitting here now proves that my method is effective and works every time, doesn’t it?”

Lilian looked at the man with rage in her eyes, gritting her teeth. “Then what is your ultimate purpose in taking me and my Master? Don’t tell me you simply intend to use my Master to threaten me.”

George looked at the enraged girl on the sofa. He had to admit that her intelligence exceeded his expectations. Her ability to remain calm, analyze the situation, and deduce this much while under duress was genuinely impressive. He had to give her credit.

“Twenty years ago, your Master excelled at the CR Exchange Conference, and Radovia suffered a crushing defeat. I was ordered by my father to invite your Master to come and serve our Ming family. I invited him

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sincerely several times, but your Master sternly refused each time. Because of this,eived severe

criticism from my father, and I swore I would eventually crack that hard nut, your Master. But, clearly, I underestimated your Master’s character. I even resorted to threatening him with his loved one, which resulted in…”

“The result was that my Master’s wife chose to die rather than cause him trouble, and my Master became despondent and went into hiding, forcing you to finally drop the matter,” Lilian finished sharply.

George said ruthlessly, “Exactly. Your Master has been my greatest lingering resentment for all these years. Because of him, I was criticized and condemned by everyone in the family and even temporarily lost my position as heir. Do you think I could simply swallow that humiliation?”

Lilian realized the truth. “So, you are threatening me with my Master and forcing me to work for

you because you primarily want to see my Master suffer, taking revenge for the humiliation he caused you back then, to ease your bitterness.”

George suddenly laughed coldly. “Ms. Lilian’s guess is quite accurate, but you’ve only hit on half of it. After all, your medical skill is truly rare; compared to your Master, you are his equal, if not superior. Your Master refused us, so having you serve us works just as well. It causes your Master pain and gives our Ming family a powerful asset. Why not kill two birds with one stone?”

Lilian looked at George’s smug smile. “Mr. Mildew truly is meticulous. But why are you so certain I will agree to work for you?”

George drained the red wine in his glass. “With your Master in our hands, do you think I’m worried that you won’t behave?”

Lilian took a deep breath and said coldly, “Where is my Master? I want to see him.”

George placed the glass on the table, glanced out the window, and said, “It has been a long journey today.

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