Rewrite Her Thrilling Life (Lillian and Sebastian) novel Chapter 455

**TITLE: The Billionaire’s Last Obsession series 455**
**CONTENT: Chapter 455 Shopping**

With a radiant smile lighting up her face, Lillian approached her friends, her heart fluttering with the thrill of their day ahead.

Isabelle, ever the observant one, raised her eyebrows playfully. “Lillian, was that just now your fiancé?” she teased, a knowing glint in her eyes.

Lillian chuckled softly, a hint of embarrassment creeping into her cheeks. “Oh, no, not at all. He’s tied up with meetings this afternoon, so he sent someone else to escort me here.”

Elsie, who had been leisurely sipping her coffee, couldn’t resist chiming in. “Isabelle, your judgment of people is laughably poor. There’s no way that man could be Lillian’s fiancé. Just look at his physique and the energy he radiates; it screams ‘bodyguard.’ Lillian’s fiancé should have a voice that’s deep and magnetic, someone who commands attention with maturity and confidence. Wouldn’t you agree, Lillian?”

Lillian couldn’t help but admire Elsie’s keen perception. It was as if she had dissected the man with surgical precision. Clapping her hands together, she declared, “Elsie, from this moment forward, I am your biggest fan!”

Isabelle looked skeptical, her brow furrowing slightly. “Really? You think so?”

With a self-satisfied grin, Elsie replied, “Didn’t you hear Lillian? She just admitted her admiration. Clearly, I’m onto something!”

Laney, who had been listening with amusement, interjected with a light laugh. “Alright, ladies, enough of this banter. We finally managed to gather for a shopping trip; let’s not dawdle any longer!”

Setting her coffee down with purpose, Elsie extracted five shiny cards from her purse, tossing them onto the table with a flourish before rising to her feet. “Come on, ladies—today is all about shopping until we drop!”

As they entered the bustling mall, Lillian quickly understood that Elsie’s shopping prowess was on another level, far surpassing even Ashley’s renowned habits.

Every store they entered seemed to roll out the red carpet for Elsie. The clerks, familiar with her, eagerly showcased the latest arrivals. While the average shopper might select one or two items, Elsie was a whirlwind, collecting pieces in every imaginable color. With a swift swipe of her card, she provided her delivery address and was off to the next boutique, leaving her friends in awe.

Elsie glanced at the two bags clutched in Lillian’s hands, a look of mild disapproval crossing her face. “Lillian, you’ve hardly bought anything! How can a woman go shopping and only come away with two or three items? Don’t feel guilty about spending your fiancé’s money; if not now, then when?”

Lillian offered a sheepish smile. “Honestly, I already have plenty of clothes; I just really liked these few pieces, that’s all.”

Isabelle sighed, her stomach grumbling in protest. “Okay, let’s set the clothes aside for a moment. What’s the plan now? Do we head home, or do we keep shopping? Because I’m starving.”

“Same here,” Laney chimed in, her voice filled with agreement.

Elsie shot them both a look of disdain, her hands on her hips. “Pathetic! Just a few hours in, and you’re already ready to throw in the towel? You’re going to save your future husbands a fortune at this rate. This is why women need to build their stamina through shopping!”

“Forget it,” Isabelle retorted flatly, rolling her eyes. “Don’t even count me as a woman. Right now, I’m just a guy who wants to feast on meat and wash it down with a cold beer.”