Rewrite Her Thrilling Life (Lillian and Sebastian) novel Chapter 324

**TITLE: The Billionaire’s Last Obsession series 324**
**CONTENT: Chapter 324 The Proposal, Part Three**

Lillian cast a quick glance at Sebastian’s boisterous friends, a playful smile dancing on her lips. “Alright then—find me a violin,” she declared, her heart racing with excitement.

“You got it!” Cameron exclaimed, his enthusiasm palpable as he dashed off to retrieve one.

Turning her attention back to Sebastian, Lillian felt a rush of warmth spread through her. Her eyes sparkled with an intensity that seemed to reflect the very stars above them. “You gave me forever,” she whispered, her voice barely above a breath, “and in return, I’ll promise to follow you through life and death.”

Sebastian met her gaze, his own eyes shining with a mix of admiration and love. A tender smile graced his lips as he nodded, the corners of his mouth lifting in agreement. “Alright,” he replied softly, as if sealing a pact that transcended mere words.

Before she could fully absorb the moment, Cameron returned, a violin cradled in his arms like a precious treasure.

Lillian accepted the instrument with a sense of reverence, standing amidst a breathtaking expanse of blue roses that surrounded her. The petals glimmered in the fading light, and her white dress billowed gently in the evening breeze, creating an ethereal image that felt almost surreal, as if she had stepped into a dream.

“Sebastian,” she murmured, her voice a soft caress, “this song is my gift to you.”

With that, she drew the bow across the strings, and the first notes emerged, slow and melodious, cascading like a gentle stream; ripples of sound spreading endlessly across an ocean of silence. The music wrapped around the entire square, enveloping everyone in its quiet, poignant beauty, as if time itself had paused to listen.

Beneath the shimmering glow of neon lights, the world transformed into a magical realm; not a soul dared to blink, entranced by the spellbinding melody.

As the music swelled, it conjured an image in her mind—a ship sailing far into the horizon, two lovers standing at its bow, leaning into one another as they gazed at the infinite sea before them. Together, they would navigate the storms and calms of life, united until the very end. The hauntingly beautiful strains struck a chord in the hearts of everyone present, resonating with shared hopes and dreams.

When the final note lingered in the air and then faded into silence, a wave of thunderous applause erupted, echoing like a tidal wave of joy around them.

Sebastian stepped forward, his movements deliberate and graceful. He took the violin gently from her hands, passing it to Foster with a sense of care.

He then clasped both of her hands in his, his gaze locking onto hers with an intensity that made her heart race. “Your promise—to follow me through life and death—I will carry it close to my heart. From this moment on, we will face everything together.”

Lillian felt a swell of emotion rise within her as she nodded, her conviction unwavering, as if sealing an unbreakable vow.

Suddenly, the night sky erupted in a dazzling display of fireworks, brilliant bursts illuminating the heavens in a kaleidoscope of colors.

In an instant, the entire city was aglow. Every towering screen, every vibrant billboard flashed the same bold proclamation: “Lillian, I love you.”

Four luminous characters sliced across the skyline, spanning building after building, transforming the city into a canvas of love.

The grand proposal, one that had sent ripples of shock and awe throughout Solara, finally reached its breathtaking conclusion.

Meanwhile, at the Dune residence, Noreen sat in silence by the expansive floor-to-ceiling window of her room, her eyes clouded as they traced the trail of lights outside.

It wasn’t difficult to surmise who was behind that silence.

Meanwhile, Lillian sat at the dining table, her phone clutched in her hand, her heart sinking with each passing moment.

Not a single headline, not a single thread—nothing about the magical night before, not even on the forums Natalie had mentioned.

Across the table, Sebastian meticulously sliced into the cod on his plate, then leaned forward, offering her a piece with his fork. “Eat first; you can check later,” he advised, his tone playful yet insistent.

Lillian took a bite, savoring the flavors that danced on her palate, then shot him a sly smile. “So… whose brilliant idea was that proposal last night?”

Sebastian reached across the table, effortlessly sliding her phone out of her hand as he leaned in closer, his voice dropping to a conspiratorial whisper. “Why don’t you take a guess?”

Seeing the playful glint in his eyes, Lillian rolled hers in mock exasperation. “It definitely wasn’t you. Something so romantic? My guess is that Cameron came up with it.”

His expression shifted, becoming sharp and intense as he pulled her closer, his voice low and rich with a teasing edge. “In front of your fiancé, you’re complimenting another man? You do realize that’s quite risky.”

“Fiancé? Really? Funny, I don’t remember that,” Lillian replied, feigning innocence, her gaze darting left and right as if to play the role of the oblivious.