Rewrite Her Thrilling Life (Lillian and Sebastian) novel Chapter 690

**Chapter 690: The Lindt Family Finds a Clue**

Lilian’s smile radiated warmth, lighting up the room. “It’s perfectly fine,” she reassured him, her voice soft yet firm. “You’re not breaking a promise on purpose. Besides, if you were to come back with me to Wyvern Hill, Master might not take it well. He could think you’re trying to steal away his precious time with me.”

Sebastian let out a deep, resigned sigh, the weight of his feelings evident in his posture. “This year, I’ll let you return to Wyvern Hill on your own. But mark my words, every year after this, I want to be by your side.”

Lilian nodded, the agreement hanging in the air between them, a silent promise of future moments together. “Okay,” she replied, her voice barely above a whisper, yet filled with hope.

The following day dawned with a crispness that hinted at the approaching New Year. Unno drove Lilian back to Wyvern Hill, the landscape blurring past them, while Sebastian boarded a flight back to Murica, his mind swirling with thoughts of Lilian.

Meanwhile, at the Lindt family residence, tension brewed like a storm on the horizon.

Leon had meticulously planned to pick Triny up for the New Year celebrations, his heart set on making it a memorable occasion. However, upon arriving in Murica, he was met with an unsettling revelation: Triny hadn’t even attended the school he had arranged for her. A knot of anxiety tightened in his stomach as he dialed her number, but her responses were vague and evasive, like shadows slipping through his fingers. Finally, in an act of frustration, she hung up and turned her phone off, leaving him in a cloud of uncertainty.

With no other options left, Leon reluctantly decided to fly home first, his heart heavy with worry.

As soon as the plane touched down, he hurried home, urgency propelling him forward.

Morten, noticing the troubled look etched on Leon’s face, glanced behind him, his brow furrowing with concern. “Why are you back alone? Where’s Triny?”

Leon sank into the sofa, the weight of his grim expression palpable. “That girl… she never went to school. The administration confirmed it; she didn’t even check in. I tried calling her, but she wouldn’t say a word. Then she just turned off her phone. Now, I’m left in the dark about her whereabouts.”

Morten’s eyes widened in disbelief. “What did you just say? She’s been in touch with you regularly. How could you not know she wasn’t attending school?”

As she approached Morten, she began to vent her frustrations. “Shopping with those socialites is utterly draining! My feet feel like they’re about to fall off, and I have to keep plastering on a smile. It’s like paying to torture myself.”

She flopped onto the sofa beside Leon, stretching her neck and closing her eyes momentarily as she rotated her head to ease the tension. She didn’t forget to call out to the maid, “Make me a cup of coffee, but hold the sugar.”

Morten turned his attention to Renee, a hint of urgency in his voice. “Have you heard from Triny recently?”

Renee’s eyes flew open, concern replacing her earlier annoyance as she took in the distressed expressions on both men’s faces. “What’s wrong? Did something happen?”

Leon wasted no time, his voice steady but laced with urgency. “Triny is missing. I went on a business trip to Darovia and stopped by Murica to bring her back for the New Year. But she never went to school. I tried reaching her, but she wouldn’t say a thing. So I’m here, hoping you might know where she is.”