My Flash Romance With the Richest Mogul novel Chapter 1899

Vivian nodded repeatedly.

Janine still felt uneasy.

Ted gently persuaded her, "Trust her."

"How about letting her stay at my house? I can have Tyne keep her company. You two girls must have a lot in common," Natalie suggested.

Hadwin's eyes lit up slightly, and he chimed in, "That sounds like a good idea. Tyne has been wanting to meet you."

Hearing this, Natalie shot her son a warning look. Even if Vivian came to stay at their house, this boy had better not entertain any foolish thoughts. If Vivian stayed, Hadwin might as well find somewhere else to stay for the time being.

Vivian forced a smile. "Thank you, Aunt Natalie, but it's really not necessary. I can take care of myself just fine, don't worry. And I've been busy with a lot of schoolwork lately, so I need time to focus."

"Oh, I see. Well, take good care of yourself at home, and you can call me anytime," Natalie replied. She could tell that Vivian didn't want to trouble anyone and just wanted to rest quietly at home.

That made sense—there's no place as comfortable as one's own home. Besides, all young girls would eventually grow up and sometimes need their own space. Too much involvement from the elders might make them feel restrained.

Afterward, Janine gave Vivian a few more instructions. Seeing that she looked tired, everyone gradually left.

Harvey volunteered to stay behind.

Once it was just the two of them, Harvey didn't beat around the bush. He asked directly, "Did you... go to that place again?"

Vivian didn't hide it. She briefly recounted her experience with Manfred.

"You're saying there are cursed objects in that world too? And you have a chance to find the copper mirror there?" Harvey asked quickly.

"And the worst part is, I left without saying goodbye. He must be worried sick if he can't find me. Plus, if I go back, who knows how much time will have passed again?" Vivian said, growing anxious.

She really couldn't grasp the rules of traveling back and forth between the past and present. The patterns seemed unpredictable.

Harvey's expression turned serious as well. "Don't rush. Right now, you've just recovered from a fever, and your body is still weak. Focus on getting better first."

Vivian knew there was no point in being hasty. Since she was back now, she might as well rest and recover. "Did the doctor say when I can be discharged?"

"If you feel fine now, you can leave. The fever is gone, and all the tests came back normal. You just need to rest properly at home," Harvey replied.

"Then I want to go home now," Vivian said eagerly. She was afraid that the next time she saw Manfred, it might be years or months later.