Richest Mogul

Chapter 1901

Alger's mouth twitched. Glen had been shameless his entire life, from youth to old age. Now, with a veneer of respectability for the public, he was still the same in

private.

Fortunately, Alger wasn't one to hold grudges. He'd tolerated it and remained his friend.

Rolling his eyes, Alger muttered, "He's better now, but don't forget, he's cursed to be alone. Changing that in this lifetime? Nearly impossible."

Glen's expression darkened. "I asked you to find a solution a month ago. A month has passed, and with all your expertise, you still haven't figured out how to change his fate?"

Alger's lips twitched again. "But haven't you also failed to find someone whose horoscope matches his?"

Glen's frustration simmered. "I didn't expect it to be this hard. Vlario has plenty of young women of the right age, yet none match. My granddaughters are gentle and virtuous, and they are perfect for Manfred. But their horoscopes don't align. Can't you find a way for one to marry him without her being harmed?"

Alger stroked his beard, speechless. "There's no perfect solution. Unless..."

"Unless what?" Glen's eyes lit up, sensing that Alger might have an answer.

now. There's nothing more to

flared. "I'm riddled with ailments, and you're tired? Stop speaking in riddles. You're

piece of his mind-or more. Damn it, this so-called master couldn't even handle

walked away, deep in thought, his expression somber. Glen,

he won't say, there's a reason. But poor Manfred. Why must he suffer like this? No one truly cares for him. What if he falls into despair?

sadness settling

night, after leaving the hospital, Vivian returned to Galaxy Villa. Harvey, ever worried, kept reminding her to take care of herself

Vivian seemed distracted

Manfred. However,

just a group chat

announcements, she breathedelne

wasn't anything of urgent she needed to deal

phone down, Hadwin called. She answered as she climbed

being home alone right p t now doesn't seem like a good idea. Do you want me to come over

the idea

Vivian dismissed