Life at the Top

Although it was meant to be a private room for dining, this was actually a massive suite.

There was a dining table in the center of the living room, a couch area behind it, and washrooms and lounges on both sides. This was way better than a five-star hotel’s presidential suite.

Sitting on the couch inside were two young men talking and laughing with each other.

Jasper was not surprised to see Zane here.

Back at Mandarin Oriental Hotel yesterday, Henry had appeared immediately after Zane left. They were from the same circle and both of them disliked him, hence it was not surprising to know that they were plotting something together.

However, sitting next to Zane was someone he was familiar with—Zayden Hanks!

Jasper was astounded to see him here!

When Zayden saw Jasper, his expression was as excited as if he was watching the national football team making it to the World Cup.

Zayden had come to Harbor City with the last bit of hope and resources from Sylva, and his greatest backer was the Lancaster family.

In their early years, Sylva was acquainted with Zane’s father, Bob Lancaster, who was nicknamed Big B. They had been keeping in touch from time to time.

After coming to Harbor City, Zayden uncovered the dazzling human world with its myriad of temptations. In comparison, the developing Mainland was not much different from the countryside.

that in a place like Harbor City, anyone

Zane for dear life. Then,

would take his revenge and humiliate him. The thought of each scenario would

he did not expect this meeting

“Motherf*cker! Jasper!”

Jasper and

me. I didn’t expect to bump into

fists and sneered. “You b*stard. Who says you’re allowed

to him, Henry broke out

to bump

a lesson, to show him the difference between Harbor

watched with great interest

the only one who did not know anything about this complicated relationship. He looked back and forth between Zayden and Jasper,

teeth and said, “More than just a grudge! He stole our bidding results

didn’t pay up and gave up their right to bid. That’s why I reluctantly accepted

shrugged and said in a breezy and nonchalant tone, “By

so no one dared to take the order after that. For this reason, the city government gave your family a fine of 200 million dollars, then used the money as a subsidy to deduct it from the bidding money I paid. I must

were about to crush under

you hadn’t colluded with the Laws using such despicable and underhanded means, how could my family have possibly given it