Richest Mogul

Chapter 1922

Alger said, "This is simple. Just tell everyone that Vivian is my mentee, and I will move in with them today."

"Mentee?" Both Glen and Manfred echoed in unison.

Vivian's eyes lit up. "That works perfectly. Mr. Marshman is a wanderer, a man of the world, and people from the world don't care much for formalities. This identity would be perfect."

However, Manfred frowned. "I'll be leaving Vlario in two days on business, and Vivian will be accompanying me. It would be inconvenient for Mr. Marshman Senior to be following us around," Manfred said, not wanting Alger to be in the

way.

"You're right. It might be a bit inconvenient." Alger, with his keen insight, immediately understood that Manfred didn't want him around, and he inwardly rolled his eyes.

However, he had no intention of interfering with their time together. Although Alger had many questions he wanted to ask Vivian, he decided to take his time. There would be plenty of days ahead to ask her all he needed to know.

Glen's eyes gleamed with a sudden idea. "If you want Vivian to go out with you in a proper manner, having Alger's mentee as her identity works well. It gives her status and commands respect. But she still needs another title. How about... we publicly say that she is your betrothed fiancée from childhood?"

"Manfred, as your grandfather, this is the least

taken aback, his

your marriage prospects. You might..." Vivian hesitated, worried she might

together as he thought for

both. "It won't affect anything.

Alger a look, and Alger immediately understood. "Yes, it won't

on Vivian. He realized it was time to carefully plan

the determination in Manfred's eyes and finally

and I haven't taken in any disciples over the years. With the identity I've arranged for you, as long as I say you are my mentee, no one will question it. Keep this insignia, and you can use it for whatever you need," Alger said,

was old-fashioned, with a noticeable weight

and rare, making it

away. She then continued talking with Alger, who had many questions,

and Glen were

tell what you're thinking. After all,