Life at the Top

George glared at Jasper ferociously and said, “Before you came out, didn’t your parents tell you to be more low profile outside so that you don’t offend other people?”

Jasper answered unenthusiastically, “The elders in my home did tell me to be humble and low profile outside. Plus, they also told me not to hold others in contempt so rashly.”

When George heard this, he thought Jasper was scared and lacking in confidence. Just as he was about to say something after smirking, he heard Jasper continue talking.

“But they only told me that I should be courteous to humans. If a dog keeps barking madly at me, I can just kick it away.”

George’s words that were on the tip of his tongue were then stuffed back into his throat forcefully. In an instant, his face looked extremely dark.

Even Jim was stumped for words. Then, he guffawed and felt extremely carefree.

George was his rival, and even their companies were in the same building.

There were a lot of enemies in the same industry, but one could know how horrible their relationship was just from the looks of it.

Jim had contacted Easy Media and this man in front of them named George was coming between them right now while using Mr. Combe to separate them.

He was just using Mr. Combe’s power and influence to mock and ridicule Jim for the past few days.

not expect he would be able to vent his anger through

a hint of

idiot, aren’t you afraid that people will step on you for being so cocky in

George and said flatly, “Kindness is always returned tenfold, but if you dare

cocky! You’re so young yet you’re already such

to offend. If you get stepped on, you can only lie on the ground and beg for mercy.” George smirked, and his

me in Swallow Capital, but I can

and there was an insipid look on his face. He was

a hired thug. His next meal depended on his boss’ mood. No one could insult Jasper even

up the purchase of Easy Media because of someone like

would not show him

calling a

felt a fire of rage surging from his stomach and it was heading

members of the aristocratic families who came from the Residence,

asked around about the buyer who contacted Jim and knew he

that, he was definitely not someone from the