Richest Mogul

Chapter 1617

Skylar examined the paperweight with a solemn expression. "This isn't a negative item, but it carries the lingering resentment of its original owner." Alexander met her gaze and nodded. "It carries the original owner's resentment? That explains a lot."

"What's the story?" Skylar asked.

Alexander began recounting, his tone deliberate. "This paperweight belonged to a friend of mine. After he acquired it, he started using it for his work. And whenever he would use it, he often felt a heavy pressure on his chest, like something weighing him down. It made breathing difficult.

"He used to enjoy practicing calligraphy during his leisure time, but since possessing this paperweight, he couldn't write a single word. At first, I suspected it might be a negative item. But it turns out to be just lingering resentment. Can you resolve it?" Skylar nodded. "Leave it to me. I'll help dispel the lingering resentment."

"Great, I appreciate it. By the way, there's something else I'd like you to look at." He set the paperweight aside and handed her a handwritten letter. "It's from my friend, Waldo Brewer."

In an age dominated by instant communication, handwritten letters had become rare-a practice mostly kept alive by the older generation. They carried a nostalgic charm, a reminder of a time when words were given more weight and thought. Skylar unfolded the letter, her curiosity piqued. At first, it seemed mundane, but as she read further, her expression turned grave.

letter was from Alexander's friend, Waldo Brewer. In it, Waldo explained that his granddaughter, Haven Brewer, had been insisting she was a reborn individual.

unsettled by Haven's warnings. While the rest of the family dismissed her claims,

think it's possible for someone to be reborn? Or could this be another

influence of a negative item, we need more information. Interestingly, this is the third time recently I've

the claims were tied to negative items. To determine if that's the case here, I'll need to meet Haven in

disappear? It's

sentiment. The situation was growing increasingly

and shared her fate of being reborn.

sank in,

a long bath before settling on her bed with a book. She hoped

...

and the contents of the letter lingered