Life at the Top

“This Jack, I’ve had people contact him before and offer him a high pay so that he could work for Sena, but he rejected the offer without a thought.”

Dane pushed himself from the table with two hands and stood. There was a treacherous glint in his eyes.

“I was fine with that since he was working happily at Weresoft and there’s no way Sena could compete with Weresoft. But then he moved to work for JW Capital and managed to bring the company instant success. There’s something that doesn’t seem right here.”

The person in charge of Sena’s business department replied, “I’ve dug a little into this JW Capital before. All I know is that its legal personality and its shareholder goes by the name Jasper Laine. That’s all I have. The company’s investment with Terizone should be their first investment.”

“It’s their first investment and they’ve helped Terizone counterattack us. There’s more to this JW Capital that meets the eye.” Dane scoffed.

“That makes more sense, then.” James smiled bitterly. “Terizone only ever had one server in the beginning, and I heard they built it themselves.”

“It must be difficult to support so many users now, let alone with so many added features. However, Terizone doesn’t seem to be worrying about this at all. It must be because of the investment that they’re so calm.”

Just then, someone knocked on the office door.

Dane made a sound, and the secretary understood. She entered the room and whispered in Dane’s ear.

Dane’s expression changed drastically.

He rushed to his computer and found KK’s software before opening it.

A pop-up window that was still considered novel in this era appeared, leading its users to… Terizone’s new web portal.

Bang!

sure is coming for my neck! We stole their market and here they

by the side as he watched the entire

fight with them over, but Terizone already has more than eight million users now! And they’re still using a

“JW Capital!”

his jaw, his gaze

…

business war. As of that moment, everyone

at Terizone’s website on the computer…

had only started these few years. Its hype was long gone

and sorting of

of advisory contacts and a webpage filled to the brim with words, it almost hurt to look at it through

the country had similarly

data from Terizone, the portal had only been launched for less than two hours but the number of visits had

major internet businesses in these few years, but how many visits did they get each day

than

users’ loyalty and customer stickiness were evident

and the ratio itself was one that similar

getting progressively more pleased with

indeed a team that would one day sit Terizone

skills, what was horrifying was their