Life at the Top

Jasper was not loud when he spoke, but his aura had stunned the crowd.

Jasper, despite his youth and the fact that he was still one of the younger ones in his generation, had managed to silence the elders in the garden with his words.

Jasper was about to leave, but Bard was not having any of it.

“Bullsh*t. You really think you’re some big shot now, huh? Who are you acting for? Do you need me to beat you up before you listen?” Bard scoffed as he glared at Jasper enviously.

Having been held back one too many times, the hot-tempered Charlie had yet the chance to let out the flames of fury within him.

After feeling pleased with his son’s outstanding performance just now, he now roared at Bard’s threat. “I dare you to say that again, you b*stard!”

Regardless of how much of a ruffian Bard was, he still cowered before Charlie who was known for his hot temper. Hiding behind his parents, he yelled, “Don’t look so proud of yourself. Aren’t you living off the money your son got from selling his body?”

“I’ll kill you, you f*cking b*stard!”

Charlie grabbed a hoe by the garden’s door and ran after him.

Not expecting Charlie to fend for his son to such a degree, Bard screamed and staggered backward.

the village chief and the rest surrounded them to hold Charlie

want, Charlie? Do

“Watch your son’s mouth!”

the hoe down harshly and

out. Her appearance and figure stunned the crowd and turned the spotlight

there’s

stray hairs behind her ear. The elegance of her small act even made

company recently. He bought a new house, a car, and he still has money

I want you to know that his money is

or at least,

the entire

she telling the

company in the city? He even

really living a

we don’t even know if

people, Jasper’s aunt pulled Bard to the side and sneered, “That distant relative of ours, Terry, his family’s factory sells ready-made goods right? Go call him

what if it’s real?”

“That’s even better, then!”