Richest Mogul

Chapter 1864

Manfred found it amusing when he heard the maid's report, though his face remained cold and unreadable.

However, the maid noticed Manfred's distant demeanor and felt a pang of unease. It was clear that Manfred had little to no fatherly affection for Randall. If Randall was trying to repair their relationship, it was likely wishful thinking on his part.

Soon enough, Manfred was brought before Randall. The man lying half-reclined on the bed looked frail. His face was pale, and he seemed much thinner than he had been a month ago.

While the weight loss was notable, the weariness clung to him, making him appear far older.

Seeing Randall in such a pitiful state filled Manfred with a twisted sense of satisfaction. His lips curled into a faint, pleased smirk, though Randall failed to notice it.

Instead, Randall looked at Manfred with a complex expression and sighed. "Over the years, you must have hated me, haven't you?"

Manfred raised an eyebrow as if the question itself amused him. He thought to himself, "Hate? No, not anymore."

He no longer wasted energy on something as futile as hatred. He simply wanted to destroy the man lying before him.

my mistake. I understand now how important

overheard it. But for

flat. "Is something wrong

already knew the answer. After all, he was

had been meticulous in his approach, studying medical texts to ensure

the rare ingredients he couldn't buy outright, he had found ways to obtain and refine himself.

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a sign of concern. His eyes lit up immediately. "I knew you were a good son. You're worried about me, aren't you? It's nothing serious. It's

will be arriving in Vlario soon. He'll surely want to see you. Make sure you're prepared and remember to share only good news with him. Your grandfather's health isn't

father-son affection. After all, he hadn't

was that the Holland family's return to Vlario seemed like it would be permanent, as they likely wouldn't go back to

misdeeds over the years, so he needed to maintain the façade

more pressing matter was that the doctor had told him that he would