Life at the Top

“People like you think that they can do anything you want just because they’re rich. Your wealth is the source of everything you possess. Therefore, to you, money is even more important than your own life.

“That’s why the best way to deal with people like you is to have you watch yourself become a poor beggar. The pain and torture of something like that is a much more horrifying thought than death to you.”

Jasper then chuckled softly in front of Sebastian, who was quivering uncontrollably.

“You lost all of your liquidity, so you can’t pay off the debts that you owe the private loan companies. Those people will try to get back their money from Kaymaroon as soon as possible.

“Running out of money isn’t a problem. You can sell your goods as there are plenty of goods in the supermarket anyway. Hence, you’ll surely be able to recover some of your loss.

“After that, the bank will take note of Kaymaroon’s debt crisis. I’m sure they will immediately sue you and bring you to court.

“All of this will take place one by one after the sun rises tomorrow. In other words, your life is over.”

Sebastian stared at Jasper with a terrified gaze. He trembled in fear. “No, you can’t do this! This is impossible!” He shouted out.

Laine, no, Brother Laine, Mr. Laine. You can’t do this to me, Mr. Laine. I know what I did was wrong. I deserve to die. I’m an idiot. I shouldn’t have gone against you!” He

can’t lose Kaymaroon! My competitors won’t let me go so easily, Mr. Laine. I beg of you, please spare

on Sebastian, who had started sobbing pitifully. “Ten years ago, there was a woman who had begged piteously in front of you as well. However, did you

blinded by my lust and greed back then. I really didn’t know that things would turn

get killed? Even if I was bolder, I wouldn’t have dared

assets. No, make it two-thirds. I’ll give you two-thirds of Kaymaroon’s assets in exchange for my life. At least let

extreme terror and threat, Sebastian kneeled down on the ground and pressed his forehead to the

ground echoed through the room. After a while, Sebastian’s forehead was matted

encourage him to keep going on

he jumped and cursed, or knelt down to beg for mercy,

“Julian,” Jasper called out.

Laine,” Julian responded as he

I don’t want to

was