Richest Mogul

Chapter 1851

Something seemed off now.

"It's so cold..."

The two maids, Fern Alvarado and Virginia Steele were curled up tightly, trembling from the cold and still a bit disoriented. Vivian hadn't held back earlier.

The household staff exchanged uneasy glances.

Without hesitation, they stripped off their coats and draped them over the women. Lifting the two effortlessly, they carried them straight to Zea's room.

At that moment, Zea was deep in slumber.

Even in her dreams, she envisioned Manfred as a cripple. Just as everything seemed to be unfolding exactly as she had envisioned, Rhea Robertson abruptly woke her up.

Half-asleep and still groggy, she slowly grasped the situation that had just occurred.

As her eyes fell on the two stunning women kneeling on the ground before her, fury surged through her, and her temples began to throb violently.

"You two were trained from a young age to cater to men, and yet you couldn't handle a clueless young man who's never even been with a woman? How is it possible that he knocked you out and tossed you out?

She thought, "Manfred isn't even of age!"

he had been confined to the mansion, treated no better than a stray dog. He couldn't possibly have any knowledge of women, let alone much self-

allure of two stunningly beautiful

they had been carried back, were now wide awake and trembling

used every trick to entice Mr. Manfred, but he remained completely indifferent. Could it be... Could it be that there

feelings for someone. He kept calling us Vivian. Yes, it was Vivian. If he's already in love, that would explain why he was immune to

"Vivian? He's locked away in that courtyard day in and day out. He's barely even seen other women! Vivian? I've never even

for someone?" Zea

darkened. She knew the kind of people

already been used

was just a young man. He couldn't possibly have feelings for someone. Zea thought, "And

by that name. Even among the eligible young ladies in Vlario,

the name? I swear, Mrs. Atkinson, Mr.

Mrs. Atkinson. We even undressed ourselves completely. Even if Mr. Manfred wasn't familiar with relationships between men and women, we did everything we could to get him to lose control. But he's

Virginia hurried to explain to Zea,

had dealt with all kinds of men, especially those who barely concealed their true desires-men who acted like animals. But never had they met someone as composed as

It was beyond reason.

self-restraint over the years. Even when starved for days, he never once knelt before you to beg for a meal. Perhaps they are telling the truth. I think it would be wise to

your knowledge."