Rewrite Her Thrilling Life (Lillian and Sebastian) novel Chapter 467

**TITLE: The Billionaire’s Last Obsession series 467**
**CONTENT: Chapter 467 Forum Scandal, Part One**

As Lillian and Elsie stood there, their minds racing with confusion, a familiar figure burst onto the scene, breathless and frantic. It was Elsie, her cheeks flushed and her eyes wide with urgency. She thrust her phone into Lillian’s hands, her voice a mixture of panic and disbelief. “Lillian, you need to see this—it’s really bad! Hurry and check the forum. Someone is slandering you, spreading all sorts of rumors. You have to look now!”

With a furrowed brow, Lillian accepted the phone, her heart beginning to race as she glanced at the screen. The headline blared at her like an accusation:

“The Freshman Campus Belle: Belle or Joke?”

Her stomach dropped as she scrolled down. The images that accompanied the article were a barrage of her life captured in snapshots—there she was with Cameron, Jeremy, Sebastian, and even Mr. Merrick. It felt like an invasion of her privacy, each picture a reminder of moments that were supposed to be hers alone. The post was a long and self-righteous diatribe, claiming that as a university student and the freshman representative, she had acted shamelessly, tarnishing the esteemed reputation of Kingston University. It concluded with a call for the administration to take severe action against her.

As she continued to scroll, her heart sank further. The comments were vicious, venomous whispers that cut deep.

“Disgraceful. She’s ruining Kingston University’s name.”

“She’s the so-called campus belle; of course, men can’t resist her.”

“No surprise here. I’ve seen her more than once outside the gates, tangled up with different guys.”

“In high school—at Riverdale High—Lillian was already surrounded by male admirers. She barely attended a third of her classes each term. And her clothes? Those weren’t your average brands; they were worth tens of thousands. And that watch? Rumored to be worth millions. I’ve always wondered, how does an orphan afford that? Draw your own conclusions.” The insinuation was all too clear, and it stung.

“Shameless. I say the school should expel Lillian.”

“Agreed. Expel her. She’s a blight on our school.”

Daylen’s gaze faltered as he took a step back, a mixture of hurt and disbelief washing over his features. “You’ve changed, Lillian. You’re not the girl I once knew.”

A bitter laugh escaped Lillian’s lips, echoing with a hint of sadness. “Yes, I’ve changed. So tell me, Mr. Daylen, do you have anything else to say? If not, I’m leaving.” Without waiting for his response, she brushed past him, her heart pounding in her chest. But just as she moved away, she felt a firm grip on her wrist.

“What do you mean by this?” Daylen demanded, his voice low and intense.

Taking a deep breath, he locked his gaze onto hers, searching for something—understanding, perhaps. “What if I didn’t care? What if I didn’t care about your past—would you be with me then?”

Lillian yanked her hand free, her resolve hardening. “I care.” Without giving him another glance, she stepped inside the dorm, her heart racing with a mix of emotions.

Not far away, hidden behind the gnarled trunk of a tree, Eda watched the exchange unfold, her expression twisted with jealousy and malice. Her nails dug into the rough bark as she hissed under her breath, “Lillian, just you wait.”