Rewrite Her Thrilling Life (Lillian and Sebastian) novel Chapter 327

**TITLE: The Billionaire’s Last Obsession series 327**
**CONTENT: Chapter 327 SATS Top Scorer**

Time in the mountains had a peculiar way of slipping away unnoticed. Lillian found herself reflecting on the past two weeks, which had flown by in a blur of tranquility and nature. If it hadn’t been for the unexpected call from Natalie, she might have completely lost track of her SAT scores, a minor detail that now seemed monumental.

“Lillian! Lillian!” Natalie’s voice crackled through the phone, high-pitched and bubbling with excitement, almost like a child on Christmas morning.

“You scored a 1570! Can you even fathom what that means? Your name is lighting up all over Solara—reporters are practically in a frenzy trying to track you down!”

The news didn’t catch Lillian off guard. She had always adhered to a personal motto: if first place was within her grasp, settling for second was simply unacceptable—even if the difference was merely a single point.

“Natalie, take a breath. When did the scores actually come out?” Lillian inquired, her tone steady, though she felt a ripple of anxiety beneath her calm exterior.

“Just after midnight yesterday! And today? Riverdale High is in utter chaos. Reporters are swarming the place, and parents are practically begging for tips on how to raise a child like you. Everyone is clamoring to meet this year’s SAT top scorer in person!” Natalie’s enthusiasm was palpable, her voice a whirlwind of energy.

Lillian pressed her palm against her forehead, feeling a wave of helplessness wash over her. Fantastic. Just what I needed—more stress added to my life.

After ending the call with Natalie, her phone buzzed incessantly. Sebastian rang her, followed by Jasper, her homeroom teacher, and even Jill and the rest of her friends. It felt as though her once-peaceful existence had been shattered overnight, leaving her in a state of bewilderment.

Leonard, who had been quietly observing her, noticed the way her brows knitted together in frustration. He chuckled softly, a warm sound that cut through her anxiety. “If you’ve been gifted with such rare talent, don’t squander it. Use it to do something meaningful—push your boundaries, expand your horizons. I truly believe you’ll go further than you ever imagined.”

His words, laden with a quiet weight, wrapped around Lillian like a comforting blanket. She leaned into him, wrapping her arms around his arm, her voice soft yet resolute. “Master Leonard, please don’t worry. I promise to heed your advice. I will channel everything I’ve learned in medicine to help others—to save as many lives as I possibly can.”

Leonard patted her head affectionately, his face radiating a sense of quiet pride that warmed her heart.

Beneath the dappled shade of the trees, the old man and the young girl seemed to exist in a suspended moment, a snapshot of time that felt both fleeting and eternal.

Jasper pointed at her playfully, a wide grin on his face. “You little trickster… always teasing me. Alright, fine, you win this round. Hurry and fill out your application so I can finally give them an answer!”

He handed her the application form, and Lillian settled down at the desk, her heart racing as she began to fill it out.

Once she finished, Jasper took the form and glanced over it, his expression shifting to one of knowing anticipation. “Just as I suspected, Kingston University.”

However, when his eyes landed on the words “School of Medicine” written beneath, his brows shot up in surprise. “You’re planning to study medicine?”

Lillian nodded firmly. “Yes, that’s right. I’ve immersed myself in traditional medicine, but I realize I know very little about modern practices. I truly believe that combining both could yield extraordinary results. That’s why I’ve chosen medicine as my path.”

All her previous hesitations melted away; the words of her mentor resonated within her, solidifying her resolve. Medicine would not just be an academic pursuit; it would become the very essence of her life’s work, a calling to which she would dedicate herself wholeheartedly.