Richest Mogul

Chapter 1885

Manfred had initially let Vivian win in their chess game, hoping to entertain her

and make her happy. However, as they continued playing, Vivian's skills began to impress him.

Vivian had long noticed that Manfred was deliberately letting her win, but she didn't point it out.

Instead, she subtly showcased her abilities, keeping things balanced between them. It became a true exchange of skill, each trying to outplay the other.

Vivian quickly realized that Manfred was an excellent opponent. He remained completely focused throughout the game.

He was truly exceptional at strategizing, and before long, she found herself caught in the trap he had carefully set. However, Vivian was no pushover either.

They went back and forth, each move a careful response to the other's strategy.

Just as they were deep into the game, a maid's voice came from the door, announcing that the bath water was ready.

Vivian stretched, a small yawn escaping her lips as she decided it was time to stop. "Let's continue tomorrow. I'm getting a bit tired," she said.

gaze shifting from the chessboard to her. "I've had the room next door prepared for you. If you're not comfortable with anything, just let me know, and I'll have them adjust it. If you need anything, call for me right

Vivian responded, smiling

joined her as they made their way to the next

soon as they entered, the fragrance of flowers greeted them, filling the air with

wonderful!" she exclaimed, her face lighting up with delight as she looked at

thoughtfulness. He had not only arranged the bathwater

the way the room was decorated. It had an antique charm, much better than the expensive inns she had stayed in back in Dewhurst. Staying here made her

eyes filled with

Once you're done, call me. I'll be in the room next door and can hear you. After that, I'll

was beginning to feel the exhaustion

to this unfamiliar world had drained her more than she had expected. Now, her body ached for rest, and all she

he closed the door behind him with careful consideration. Instead

chairs set up in the courtyard, sitting on them in this cold weather would surely freeze someone

on the stone bench. Kemp, along with a few other maids, watched

all startled by his

caught his attention. But after Manfred entered the room to inspect the bath water,

carefully. He even instructed