Rewrite Her Thrilling Life (Lillian and Sebastian) novel Chapter 987

At the Skyreach Group headquarters, reporters were being led into the building by staff. It was their first time stepping foot inside the imposing structure. Despite the company’s meteoric rise, Skyreach had a reputation for being impenetrable; they had famously declined every interview request since their inception. Even during the recent scandal, journalists had been forced to camp outside on the sidewalk, making this sudden access feel like an exclusive tour of a forbidden fortress.

The interior did not disappoint. The lobby was a masterclass in modern minimalism, dominated by sleek black tones that felt both powerful and sophisticated. Sunlight flooded through the massive glass curtain walls, keeping the expansive space bright and

open.

The building was fully integrated with smart technology, and as the glass elevators climbed floor by floor, the reporters caught glimpses of the company culture. There were dedicated lounges, recreation zones, and dining areas that looked more like high–end cafes than corporate cafeterias. The sheer level of employee–centric design was unheard of in Kingston, and it only deepened the mystery of the woman behind it all.

The elevators finally opened at the penthouse level, leaving the crowd speechless. The entire top floor was enclosed in reinforced glass, offering a panoramic, 360–degree view of the city skyline.

They were ushered into a conference hall that spanned over three hundred square meters, rivaling the ballrooms of five–star hotels. On the stage, nameplates had already been set at a long table. In the very center, one name stood out in sharp lettering, ‘Lilian Harrington, Chairman of Skyreach Group.” Behind the table, a massive digital screen displayed the words, “Skyreach Group Official Press Briefing.”

n the chairman’s office, Karina was pacing a hole in the carpet, checking her watch every few seconds. “Where is she? There are only five minutes left.”

Wayne was lounging on a sofa in the corner, scrolling through his phone. “Karina, you’re stressing enough for all of us. It’s an mportant day; she’s not going to be late. You’ve been saying the same thing every sixty seconds for the last twenty minutes. My ears are starting to ring.”

Ryan didn’t look up from his laptop. “He’s right. Just relax. She’ll be here on the dot. You should worry more about the actual Q&A. have a feeling today is going to be one hell of a show, and Skyreach is going to be the only name anyone remembers by

omorrow.”

Karina shot them both a look of pure exasperation. “Fine. You two stay here and have your visions. I’m going out there.”

Downstairs, a black sedan pulled smoothly to the curb. Lilian glanced at the building and then at the man beside her. “This is it. I’m going in.”

Sebastian reached out, pulling her closer to press a firm kiss to her forehead. “Go. I’m having Unno stick with you just in case. I’ll eel better knowing he’s right there if anything unexpected happens.”

“I’ll be fine,” she promised, stepping out of the car. Unno was already waiting by the door.

Sebastian watched her walk toward the entrance before turning to Foster, his voice dropping to a dangerous chill. “Start the live broadcast. I want this on every screen in the city. By the time this is over, I want the Soren name dragged through the dirt.”

“Consider it done,” Foster replied.

As Lilian and Unno entered the lobby, the atmosphere shifted instantly. Every employee stopped what they were doing, bowing their heads in a wave of collective respect. “Good morning, Ms. Lilian.”

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