Life at the Top

By the time such targeting words were said, the person saying them had arrived in front of Dawson as well.

Dressed in a black suit from a sophisticated brand, his hair was slicked back without one strand amiss. One glance was all it took to tell that he was a very successful middle-aged man.

He had very prominent features, the most impressionable ones being the sharp and defined brows which added a tint of fierceness and frost.

Jasper did not need Dawson to introduce him.

This was Sebastian Walker, the owner of Kaymaroon.

Both TR-Mart and Somer Resources, renowned supermarkets in the future, had yet to make a big name for themselves in the year 2000. The largest supermarket during this time was Kaymaroon.

At the topic of Kaymaroon, Sebastian was indeed an able man.

Born a nobody, Sebastian single-handedly turned Kaymaroon into the country’s biggest supermarket chain in the year 2000 from a mere city workshop.

Moreover, the popular commercial complex concept after 2010 was also first introduced into the country by Sebastian from abroad.

and its citizens’ spending was far inferior to what the situation overseas was.

price he paid was Kaymaroon being the first supermarket defeated by online

to history, Sebastian was currently at the pinnacle of his career, so it made sense that

words, Dawson showed no

seem to be very interested in my development,

you’re my old rival. How can I not worry about whether a loser like

calmly, “Thank you for your concern,

fell and he suddenly turned to Jasper. Realizing that there was nothing special about Jasper, Sebastian smirked mockingly. “What’s this? Did Chairman Schuler bring

you know to greet people

straight at Sebastian. Evidently aware of the fight between the two men, Jasper merely replied, “My

burst into laughter. “I’m the host of this conference. What are you doing here

believe, then there’s no need

suddenly spoke and moved as if pulling Jasper out

bitterly by the side, suddenly persuaded by saying, “Dawson, hey, come on. Let’s not be so rash, okay? We’re here to