Chapter 1892

Vivian and Manfred got into a carriage and headed to another bustling market street. Along the way, they stopped at several places that piqued Vivian's interest. However, what intrigued her the most was still copper mirrors. Whether it was a small street stall or a shop, she inspected every copper mirror she came across. From morning until noon, Manfred patiently accompanied her. They cooperated seamlessly—when others were around, Manfred acted as if he were casually browsing to avoid drawing attention or appearing like he was talking to himself. Unfortunately, after an entire day of searching, Vivian still didn't find a mirror that gave her the feeling she was looking for. In truth, she realized she was being overly hopeful. If her parents had been searching for so long without success, how could she expect to find it so quickly or easily? It all depended on fate. But she firmly believed that her diligence would be rewarded. As long as she kept searching, she was sure she would