Richest Mogul

Chapter 1915

A maid said, "Princess Bonnie, you slept two hours longer than usual today, and you didn't call for anyone during the night. Mr. Atkinson is truly impressive!"

Bonnie's eyes gleamed with joy upon hearing this. "This is the first time in two years I've slept so peacefully. Quickly, help me get dressed. I need to see my father immediately."

"Yes, Princess Bonnie."

Moments later, Bonnie made her way to find Crispin and Vernon. Their faces lit up with joy as they listened to her.

"That's wonderful! For two years, I've watched you suffer, and now, you're finally free from those nightmares. I'm truly overjoyed!" Crispin exclaimed, his voice brimming with relief.

Vernon also looked delighted. "Mr. Atkinson is truly remarkable! We've had so many others come to examine you, but none succeeded. If only I had invited him sooner when your nightmares first began."

Bonnie's cheeks flushed at the mention of Manfred's name, but she mustered her courage. "Dad, Vernon, I... I want to visit the Atkinson residence to thank him. I don't know how much longer I could have endured if it weren't for him."

two years had been a relentless torment, filled with sleepless nights and creeping despair. There were moments when the weight felt unbearable, when even the thought of escape through death crossed her mind-thoughts she never dared

and Vernon exchanged knowing glances. They both understood Bonnie's feelings.

to marry. Manfred's family was uncomplicated, free from the entanglements of difficult in-laws.

match. But Crispin knew Manfred was not one to be swayed by his elders. Glen may be his grandfather, but it was Manfred's heart and mind that

as Manfred agreed, everything would fall into

we'll go together. Prepare some

said, glancing at her attire. She realized she had rushed to them without a

a smile. As they said, a daughter would eventually leave the nest.

see Manfred, almost as

a trace of resignation in his eyes. "It's rare for Bonnie to like someone so much. Now that she's so deeply attached to Manfred, we must help her. As for Manfred, he doesn't seem the type to judge by

easy to find out. After we meet him today, I'll ask him directly if he likes her." Crispin's experience told

"Good idea."

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