Richest Mogul

Chapter 1897

"Who's denying he's intelligent? But you should be well aware of what he's been through since childhood. I've encountered many cases like his.

"These people seem normal on the surface but often talk to themselves. Why? Because something's wrong in their minds they create an imaginary person. This imagined individual interacts with them and helps them face challenges. It's a condition, but there's no cure for it," Alger explained.

Glen was dumbfounded. "An imaginary person? So his strange behavior these past few days, talking to himself, is because he'd imagined someone? And it's a woman?"

"It seems like he's imagined someone. Over the years, I've seen people who imagine multiple individuals.

"Each imaginary person has a distinct personality, and their speech patterns even change depending on who they're talking to. It's a mental or emotional condition, but there's no medicine for it.

"Didn't you say he spent years isolated in a harsh environment? That's likely what caused this," Alger said, frowning deeply.

If it had been a ghost, the solution would've been simple. But this-there was no way to fix it.

Glen slumped in despair. "Could this really be the case? But when he was playing chess with me earlier, he seemed perfectly normal, no different from anyone else."

As long as there are people around him regularly, or if he can feel

he's destined to remain alone? How is he supposed to feel family warmth with that kind of fate? And a man without a

at an age full of vigor! I don't care-you have to think of a way to break this fate. I'm determined to find him a gentle and understanding wife," Glen said,

would he imagine someone to keep him

an easy fix. It takes time, and even then, there's no guarantee. Unless you find someone whose fate is even

"Out of so many people in the world, how hard could it be to find someone

criteria-I'll have

speechless but

long-time friend. Reluctantly, he listed

compatible traits. "Just

remember-the birthdates must

match exactly."

"Got it!"

conversation between Glen and Alger. Even less so that they now believed Manfred