Rewrite Her Thrilling Life (Lillian and Sebastian) novel Chapter 72

72 Skyreach Group Pharmaceutical Plant

Since that night when Jill had gotten drunk, it seemed she had truly begun to move forward. Each day, she still joked and teased the others just like before, but Lilian noticed something different beneath the surface. Jill was pushing herself harder than ever, determined to improve and become someone worthy of the person she cared for deeply. Perhaps, in its own quiet way, that was a kind of hope—a fragile but powerful hope that kept her going.

The pharmaceutical plant was finally finished. Taking a break from her usual routine, Lilian decided to visit the facility. Candy and the rest of the team had already started working there. Being the most familiar with the research equipment, they had cut their vacations short to dive right into their new roles. The sprawling complex covered an impressive thousand acres, thoughtfully designed with every detail accounted for—from a fully stocked supermarket and comfortable dormitories to cutting-edge research labs, production workshops, extensive planting areas, and well-organized transport zones.

Karina gave Lilian a thorough tour of the entire plant, explaining the layout and operations as they moved from one area to another. When they finally reached the administrative building’s office, Lilian took a seat, feeling the weight of responsibility settle over her.

“So, what do you think? Anything you want to change?” Karina asked, her eyes searching Lilian’s face for feedback.

Lilian gently tapped the polished desk, her voice calm but confident. “Not at the moment. Let’s focus on starting production first. We can always make adjustments later if necessary. As it stands, everything looks fantastic. The hospital’s progress is picking up too—once they’re fully aligned with us, we’ll be ready to begin manufacturing.”

Karina nodded in agreement, sitting across from her. “Sounds good. About the planting area—I’ve already brought in specialists to manage the herbs you provided. I figured we should start small for now and scale up later depending on how things go. After all, our medicinal ingredients are exceptionally rare.”

Lilian smiled and gave a slight nod. “I trust you with that part, Karina.” Just as she finished speaking, a soft knock interrupted them.

Karina rose and opened the door. Candy and a few others stepped inside, their expressions bright and eager.

“You finally showed up! I was starting to think you’d forgotten about us,” Candy teased with a playful grin.

“Come on, eat. Work is important, but you’re still growing. You can’t skip meals,” she said, pulling away the files from Lilian’s desk.

Lilian smiled softly and picked up her fork, grateful for the reminder.

For the next two days, Lilian remained at the pharmaceutical plant, immersing herself in the many tasks that required her personal attention. During this time, everyone’s impression of the young chairwoman deepened.

Her decisions were sharp and precise, her planning meticulous, and her medical knowledge seemed boundless. Even Candy and the other brilliant researchers looked at her with awe and respect. If it hadn’t been for the fact that she still had to return to school, they might have forgotten that Lilian was, after all, just a student.