Rewrite Her Thrilling Life (Lillian and Sebastian) novel Chapter 631

Chapter 631 Disappearance

Chapter 631 Disappearance

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After Sebastian left the bedroom, the person on the bed opened her eyes. Tears streamed from the corners of her eyes, disappearing into her hair.

The next day.

Just as everyone was getting busy, Louis anxiously knocked on the man’s door. “This is bad! Ms. Lilian is gone!”

The door was instantly flung open. The man’s eyes were cold. “What did you say? What happened to Lilian?”

Louis said hurriedly, “She’s gone. Only this paper was left on the table.”

Sebastian snatched the paper from Louis’s hand. It simply read: Leaving for a few days. Don’t look for me.

“When did this happen?”

Louis quickly explained, “This morning when I came to the main house, the door was open. So I hurried to look around. When I got to the ninth floor, Ms. Lilian’s door was wide open. There was no one in the bedroom, only this note on the table.”

Sebastian moved past Louis and went straight into the opposite bedroom. It was empty, but all her things were still there. She had clearly left empty–handed.

Louis hesitated. “What do we do now? Should we send people to look for her?”

Sebastian sat on the edge of the bed, somewhat dejected, and said in a low voice, “No need. Just give her some time.”

Meanwhile.

At Cedarvale, Wyvern Hill.

Lilian stood at the entrance of the courtyard. After leaving Ravenwood Manor last night, she had boarded a plane straight back to Cedarvale. She had rushed all the way back here, but now that she was at the door, she didn’t have the courage to knock, afraid her master would see her in such a wretched state.

Just as she was hesitating, the door in front of her was pulled open.

Leonard looked at the girl at the door and said, “You’re already at the door. Why not come in?”

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Lilian looked at the old man, and tears instantly rolled down. She said in a low voice, “Master, I’m too ashamed to see you… letting you see your apprentice in such a mess.”

Leonard looked at the girl’s tear–streaked face, walked forward, and wiped the tears from her face. “This is your home. The meaning of homes that no matter how wronged you are outside, it will always be the harbor you can depend on. It will never despise you; it will only ache for you. So you will always be my most beloved apprentice. No matter how wretched, you are still my apprentice.”

After hearing this, Lilian finally couldn’t hold back anymore. She threw herself into the old man’s arms and began to cry bitterly, heart–wrenchingly, as if venting all the deepest grief from her heart.

Leonard just gently patted the girl’s back until her cries gradually subsided into sobs.

Leonard looked at the girl’s miserable state and said with a teasing smile, “You’re a grown–up now, still crying like this. Isn’t it embarrassing? If Fenton and Lorraine saw you, they’d definitely laugh at you.” He then took her hand. “Let’s go. Let’s go home.”

Back on the mountain, Lilian felt much more relaxed. Here, there weren’t so many troubles, so much scheming. There was only simple authenticity. She spent her days sparring in medical skills with her master and chatting about university life. Her mood gradually calmed, and she began to smile more.

Fenton and Lorraine made all sorts of their best dishes

filled with warmth and happiness.

wwery day. The whole courtyard was

Leonard didn’t ask about what had happened to Lilian. He just sensed that it must have been something very serious; otherwise, it wouldn’t have made his little apprentice cry so painfully. In all these years, it was the first time he had seen the girl cry like that. Although he was curious, he respected her wishes.

One day, the two were sitting in the courtyard gazebo. Lilian was brewing tea, and Leonard was leisurely reading a medical book beside her occasionally lifting his cup for a sip.

“Master, aren’t you going to ask me what happened recently?”