Rewrite Her Thrilling Life (Lillian and Sebastian) novel Chapter 839

Sebastian placed the glass of milk in her hands. “Drink some. We still have three hours of flight time left. If you don’t eat or drink, you won’t have the strength to keep going.”

Lillian gripped the warm glass, a bittersweet smile playing on her lips. “I hated milk when I was little. Master used to pretend to be angry, grumbling that I was all grown up now and my wings were too strong for him to manage. The moment I saw him get upset. I’d always give in and drink it.”

Sebastian sat beside her and pulled her into his arms. “In that case, should I pretend to be angry too? Would that get you to listen?”

Lillian shot him a weary but amused look. “You’re welcome to try.”

Seeing a spark of life return to her expression, Sebastian spoke softly. “Leonard is going to recover. Right now, your priority is taking care of yourself. If he wakes up and sees you’ve wasted away, he’ll definitely hold a grudge against me for failing to look after you. So, to save your fiancé from a lecture, you need to eat. Understood?”

Lillian chuckled softly. “Master isn’t as petty as you make him out to be. He’s the best teacher in the entire world.”

Sebastian smoothed her hair, relieved to see the smile. “You’re right. He is the best. Otherwise, how could he have raised such an exceptional young woman?”

Lillian leaned her head against his chest, her voice trailing off into a sigh. “But I haven’t been a good student. These past few years, I was so focused on growing my own strength that I spent less and less time with him. Every time I went back, I’d find him sitting alone in the courtyard brewing tea. He always told me to focus on my own life, but I could see the longing in his eyes. I ignored it. ! didn’t think about his feelings enough. I really wasn’t a good apprentice.”

Sebastian looked into her sorrowful eyes. “But you still have a chance, don’t you? When he wakes up, you can spend all the time in the world with him. We can even have him live with us so you can see him every day.”

Lillian nodded firmly. “You’re right. I still have a chance.”

Three hours later, the plane finally touched down.

As Lillian stepped onto the tarmac and took in the surroundings, she gasped in surprise. “Why are we in Solara?”

Sebastian took her hand. “I’m taking you home.” He led her to a waiting vehicle.

As the car traveled along an increasingly familiar route, tears began to well up in Lillian’s eyes. “How did you think to bring me here?”

Sebastian drew her close. “This is the place where your warmest memories live. It’s filled with everything you and Leonard shared. Even though he’s unconscious right now, his presence is in every tree, every blade of grass, and every piece of furniture here.

“I brought you here so you can let out all the grief you’ve been holding back. But once you step back out into the world, I want you to be the woman you were before.”

“Thank you,” Lillian choked out, her voice thick with emotion. She never expected him to be so thoughtful, to understand her needs so deeply. How could she not love a man like this?

Sebastian kissed her forehead gently. “We agreed–no more ‘thank yous.‘ Everything I do for you is because I want to.”

The car came to a stop in front of the traditional courtyard house. Lillian stepped out and looked at the familiar gates. She took a

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