Rewrite Her Thrilling Life (Lillian and Sebastian) novel Chapter 654

**The Billionaire’s Last Obsession Series 654**

**Chapter 654: Natalie**

Lilian shrugged nonchalantly, her demeanor exuding confidence. “It means nothing at all. The CR Medical Exchange Conference is meant to be a bastion of fairness and impartiality, correct? Anyone is entitled to voice an objection, so am I truly in the wrong for exercising my right? Or perhaps it is Radovia who is feeling the weight of guilt and is simply lashing out in frustration?”

“You…” Ivan’s voice dripped with venom as he glared at her. “You’d do well to tread carefully with your words. The implications of what you’re suggesting are monumental.”

A smirk curled on Lilian’s lips, her eyes shining with determination. “I’ve always taken great care with my words. If I’m raising an objection, it’s because there’s a legitimate concern that needs addressing. I must insist that the hosts look into this matter.” With that, she confidently handed the test report from the treatment over to the third-party chairman, her heart racing with a mix of anxiety and resolve.

The chairman accepted the report, quickly scanning its contents before looking up, his expression serious. “Rest assured, we will conduct a thorough investigation and provide you with a comprehensive explanation.”

“Thank you,” Lilian replied, her voice steady, though her heart fluttered with anticipation.

Ivan, watching this exchange, narrowed his eyes at Lilian, his gaze sharp and predatory, reminiscent of a viper poised to strike.

The atmosphere in the conference hall was electric, a palpable sense of triumph enveloping the attendees as the hosts made their final announcement. The crowd erupted into a cacophony of cheers, their excitement echoing off the walls.

Meanwhile, viewers at home were equally ecstatic.

At Riverdale High School in Solara, Jasper’s eyes brimmed with tears of pride as he witnessed the third party reveal the results. Memories flooded back of his earlier words, when he had expressed hope of seeing her shine on an international platform. And here she was, doing just that.

“Look at that!” he exclaimed, his voice bursting with enthusiasm as he stood on stage. “Lilian! That’s her! She’s a student from our school! She once walked these very halls, just like you all. So, I hope you understand the importance of learning from your senior!”

Natalie remained silent, her focus unwavering on the screen. If Lilian had been present, she would have found it hard to believe that the frail, hollow-eyed girl before her was once the embodiment of life and enthusiasm—the girl who had boldly declared her intention to savor every delicacy the world had to offer and to meet the most handsome men imaginable.

Spring, sensing the tension in the air, reached out and switched off the television, her voice light yet firm. “It’s time to drink your medicine. Carson has made it clear that you need to take your medicine daily. Otherwise, how can you expect to get better?”

Natalie shot a glare at Spring, her voice barely above a whisper but laced with defiance. “Take your medicine and leave me alone. I don’t want to see your face.”

Spring’s smile remained unwavering, her demeanor unfazed by Natalie’s hostility. “Now, now, you shouldn’t be throwing a ‘young miss’ tantrum. Just be a good girl and drink your medicine. If you don’t, when Carson returns, he’ll place the blame on me, and I simply can’t afford that.”

“I don’t need your false kindness. You and your mother… you’ve destroyed my life. Mark my words, one day I will make you pay,” Natalie spat, her teeth clenched in suppressed rage.