My Flash Romance With the Richest Mogul novel Chapter 1882

It had been nearly two hours since Vivian appeared, but to Manfred, time had passed in the blink of an eye. It felt so fast that he still couldn't shake the feeling that it was all just a dream.

A dream that seemed unreal, like the person in front of him could disappear at any moment.

The two of them had walked down a narrow alley.

There weren't many people around here. Walking side by side, Vivian held a pastry in her hand and delicately tasted it, her face filled with happiness from the delicious food.

Unknowingly, she noticed a change in Manfred's mood.

"What's wrong? Are you tired from walking?" she asked.

Manfred glanced down at her. "It's nothing. Are you about to leave again?"

Vivian had been so engrossed at the moment that she hadn't noticed how much time had passed. Now, seeing that many houses ahead had string lights hanging outside, she suddenly realized. "I haven't been paying attention, but I've been here for quite a while, haven't I?"

Manfred nodded stiffly.

Vivian lowered her head thoughtfully, forgetting about the half-eaten pastry in her hand. At that moment, Manfred's gaze lingered on her, his eyes filled with something he couldn't hide.

There was a trace of longing in them. He didn't want her to leave.

They walked a few more steps, and then Vivian suddenly stopped. She looked up at Manfred and said, "I don't know why, but this time I don't feel like I need to leave. I used to always feel that way as if I'd have to leave any moment, but this time, I don't have that feeling. It's as if I have a premonition that I can stay for a long time."

Her heart began to race.

She quickly turned her gaze back to the pastry in her hand, taking another bite, trying to calm herself.

Manfred's lips curved into a smile, a happiness he had never known before overtaking him. He found himself walking lighter, the joy making each step feel easier.

Meanwhile, Kemp had arrived in front of Glen, ready to report to him.

Kemp shared Manfred's unexpected behavior, and Glen listened, stunned, unable to believe what he was hearing.