Life at the Top

Erik turned to look at Jim as he lay on the hospital bed, his eyes twitching wildly.

He took a deep breath and said, “An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth? Why don’t you ask someone to beat me up then?”

“That’s a good idea,” Henry said with a grin, “I meant to hire someone to put you in a sack and then soak you in the sea for a few hours to cool you down, but someone refuses to let me do it.”

As he said that, Henry shrugged, looking as if it was a shame.

Erik gritted his teeth with a sullen expression. He had never seen anyone so arrogant, telling to his face that they planned to soak him in the sea?

This was simply a humiliation to Erik!

He looked up at Jasper, knowing that he was the person who would ultimately decide his fate.

Jasper, however, turned to Jim and asked, “Uncle Jim, what do you plan to do? If you want to return the punches then just say the word and I’ll get it done immediately.”

Erik gritted his teeth. He could tell that Jasper was serious about it. As long as Jim nodded, then he would not be able to escape the brutal beating he would get today.

Jim was lying on the hospital bed, feeling a little flattered.

to one day have the power to decide

but the brutal beating he had suffered was enough to leave anyone’s life hanging

not expect an insignificant figure like him to one day

had a sudden realization that nothing

while, Jim smiled at Jasper and said,

his eyebrows slightly. When he was about to speak, Jim spoke

is what I really think. If revenge breeds revenge, will there ever be an end to it? That doesn’t mean anything. It’s only natural for us to retaliate after we’re bullied, but we can

decide the specifics of what you want to do. I don’t have an opinion

when he

one hand, Jim had considerations about his company in Swallow Capital. This was a small piece of land. If he pressed Erik’s face to the ground and bashed him up, he would feel great about it but it would

he was not afraid, what about his

a middle-aged man who had experienced the

have other reasons for not

Jasper understood Jim’s goodwill.

relief after hearing

Jim was already lucky enough

put out the thought