Richest Mogul

Chapter 1111

Lizzie had always viewed Herman as intelligent from a young age. There was almost nothing he couldn’t handle. After joining the company, he excelled even more.

She couldn’t understand how the same person could transform into a stranger in just over a

year.

Skylar said, “I understand. Let’s just take a quick look and not disturb him.”

Lizzie knocked on the door. There was no sound or response from inside, as if no one was there. Lizzie knocked three more times, yet there was still no answer.

From Lizzie’s expression, the lack of response didn’t surprise her. She pushed the door open

and said, “Herman, I’m coming in.”

As the door swung open, the dim light inside made it hard to see where Herman was.

The curtains were drawn tightly, blocking any sunlight, and the lights were off.

The weather was still quite warm this time of year, and people usually had the air conditioning on during the day. However, in Herman’s room, the air conditioning was off, and stuffy heat

rushed out to greet them.

Skylar paused at the threshold, hesitating to enter.

Lizzie walked in first. “Herman, I have a friend here to see you. She’s an antique restorer and wants to check in on you. Let me open the curtains.” Têxt © NôvelDrama.Org.

Lizzie was familiar with Herman’s room and headed straight for the window.

However, just as she reached the curtains and was about to pull them open, he grabbed her arm tightly. “Ouch! You’re hurting me, Herman!” Lizzie yelped.

But Herman remained silent. She sighed and said, “Okay, I won’t open the curtains. How about we at least turn on a light?”

This time, Herman didn’t stop her. Lizzie switched on the light. As the room illuminated, Skylar caught sight of the surroundings and Herman.

He stood at the window, his back turned to them. He hunched slightly, wearing a long–sleeved set of loungewear despite the heat. From the back, he looked so thin that his spine was visible.

Although she couldn’t see his face, his demeanor conveyed a sense of hopelessness, as if he were seeking escape from life itself.

Lizzie felt her eyes welling up. Herman hadn’t always been like this.

Growing up, she had always admired Herman. She often told others about her wonderful brother. Now, though, she could only place her hopes in Skylar.

Skylar discreetly observed the state of Herman’s room and softly said, “Hello, Mr. Garza.”

As she expected, her greeting fell flat, met with complete silence. Lizzie glanced at Skylar, her expression apologetic.

Skylar shook her head, unbothered by the lack of response. Before leaving, she subtly placed a talisman near the door in an inconspicuous spot.

After exiting Herman’s room, Lizzie asked, “What did you just place down?”

Skylar said, “A talisman that can help calm the mind and spirit. It should be useful for your brother’s situation. I’ve learned a bit about him, so let’s check out your family’s antiques.”

“My parents knew you were coming, so they moved all the antiques to the fifth floor,” Lizzie replied, leading Skylar to the elevator.

They soon arrived at the fifth floor.

The fifth floor housed not only various antiques but also some incredibly rare and expensive jewelry. Looking around, it was clear there were fewer antiques than jewels.

“My mom enjoys collecting jewels, but she rarely wears them. She just likes to admire them. The paintings and calligraphy are my dad’s favorites. He loves collecting antiques,” Lizzie

added.

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