Rewrite Her Thrilling Life (Lillian and Sebastian) novel Chapter 84

Lilian trailed behind Mr. Quinton as he led her to a secluded villa situated just beyond the main estate. The living room was already bustling with people—among them were Lily and Hugh, both seated quietly amidst the crowd.

Earlier, Lilian had taken the time to review the Lincoln family’s history with her mentor. She knew that Mr. Quinton had four children: three sons and a daughter. Barry, the eldest, and Chandler, the middle son, were from his first marriage. Jordan Hugh, the youngest son, was the child of his second wife, Lily.

Barry had two children of his own—a son named Justin and a daughter called Misty. Tragically, Chandler and his wife had perished in a car accident, leaving behind their only son, Jimmy. Jordan Hugh, the youngest sibling, remained unmarried.

Mr. Quinton’s gaze swept across the room with a commanding presence before he spoke with unwavering authority. “From this moment forward, Lilian will be responsible for the treatment of both Jimmy and Barry. All other therapies must cease immediately.”

A weary woman stepped forward, her face marked by the fatigue of many sleepless nights, yet her striking features remained undeniable. It was Rona, Barry’s wife. “Dad, she looks so young. Can we really entrust the lives of Jimmy and Barry to someone so inexperienced?” she questioned, her voice laced with concern.

Misty, standing firmly beside her mother, shot a sharp retort. “She’s even younger than me. How could we possibly leave Dad’s care to a stranger?”

Mr. Quinton remained silent, refusing to engage with their doubts. Instead, he turned to Lilian and said simply, “Lilian, I trust you with this responsibility.”

Lilian met his gaze and nodded respectfully. “Understood. May I see the patients now?”

The room fell into a stunned hush, the weight of Mr. Quinton’s decision settling heavily on everyone present. Lily’s tightly clenched fists loosened ever so slightly, revealing a flicker of relief.

As Lilian and Mr. Quinton moved toward the bedrooms, Misty suddenly stepped forward, blocking their path. “Grandpa, I won’t let her touch my father. You can try whatever you want on Jimmy, but leave my dad alone.”

Rona quickly pulled Misty back, attempting to calm the rising tension. “Dad, please don’t be upset. Misty didn’t mean to cause trouble—she’s just worried about her father. And… it’s natural to have doubts when someone so young is involved.”

Lilian glanced at both mother and daughter, then turned back to Mr. Quinton with quiet resolve. “If they feel this strongly, I’m sure they can find someone more qualified to treat Barry. Let’s focus on your grandson.”

With a heavy sigh, Mr. Quinton led Lilian down the hall to Jimmy’s room.

Inside, several doctors were preparing to draw blood from the unconscious boy. When they noticed Mr. Quinton enter, they immediately stepped aside, deferring to his authority.

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