Richest Mogul

Chapter 1908

Vivian had brought a gift for Manfred—a beautifully crafted emerald pendant. She immediately began rummaging through her bag to find it.

She had bought it a while ago but had forgotten to give it to him during her last visit. It had remained tucked away, waiting for the right moment. Now, with the pendant in her possession and Manfred before her, it felt like the perfect time.

Of course, now that Manfred had become the head of the Atkinson family, he could have anything he desired, and there was nothing he truly lacked.

However, when she first saw this emerald pendant, Vivian felt it was perfect for him. The emerald was pure and smooth, and its soft glow would undoubtedly add to his refined and handsome image.

Manfred had always been someone of remarkable charm and elegance.

"Do you like it?" Vivian watched Manfred with some anticipation, waiting for his reaction.

"I do," Manfred replied, his eyes filled with surprise and appreciation. The emerald pendant felt like an irreplaceable treasure to him.

Vivian saw how much Manfred liked the emerald pendant, and she eagerly explained why she had chosen it. "I honestly believe no one could wear this pendant better than you. On you, it shines with effortless grace, like it was made just for you. Anyone else would only diminish its charm."

"Look here," she added, pointing to a tiny engraving along the edge, "I had a small symbol carved—a charm for your safety, my blessing to you. Manfred, I hope you find everything you desire in life and remain safe, always."

gaze, seeing the genuine emotion and the spark within. A silent vow formed in his heart.

Only her.

Baz brought it to a smooth halt, and Manfred stepped out

met his expectant gaze, she

doorman exchanged quick, wide-eyed glances, their surprise thinly veiled. It wasn't hard to

the maids would whisper that Manfred was haunted once again by a

and Vivian crossed the threshold into

a lavish dinner, just as he had done

Kemp, who had just

in a state of panic.

before.

are no

as he dismissed her

slipping again? Alger had warned

whether Manfred had truly

he