Life at the Top

“This is getting interesting.”

Norman said coldly, breaking the silence. He got angrier the more he thought about it.

“You’re not paying, but you’re deciding on the address. You have nothing to lose, yet we are still supposed to listen to you? What kind of logic is this?”

After hearing what he said, Jasper replied matter-of-factly, “Well, you guys want to build this bridge in front of the South Bank, yet I’m still supposed to welcome you guys happily? What kind of logic is that?”

Norman flared up in rage as his expression morphed into one of anger. “Jasper Laine, don’t be an ungrateful wretch. The construction of the Southface River Bridge has been approved by the city government due to the benefits it’ll bring to the people. Does it not hurt your conscience to reject this project because of your own personal interests?” He questioned.

“I don’t understand what you mean,” Jasper said calmly. “The construction of the Southface River Bridge is a good thing. I expressed my support for it as well. However, I suggested a location that’s more suitable for the construction. Am I going against my conscience by doing so?” He asked.

“Alright, if that’s the case, then don’t mention the construction of the Southface River Bridge in front of me ever again. Even if you are going to build it, don’t even think of touching a piece my land on the South Bank. Do you think that you can construct this bridge without my approval?” He added.

Norman’s expression darkened. “Jasper Laine, you’re just making things harder than they need to be. Do you want me to force you to do so?” He spat angrily.

of forcing me to do such

Norman and Ian’s faces changed after registering

our relationship over a small issue like this. Why don’t we forget about the construction of Southface River Bridge for the time being? We can proceed after you guys settle on a set of

you can monopolize everything here, Jasper Laine. Don’t assume

you want to destroy my

his eyes at Norman and said in a controlled voice, “In that case, show me your capabilities. I really

still a few decades older than you. You should be more courteous toward him. Otherwise, it’d make you seem like an overbearing

“You’re right, Mr. Hull.”

faint smile tugged at Jasper’s lips as he said, “However, I’m afraid that some people might have lived their few decades in vain.

Ian’s expression to darken

at Norman. However, he

the chance to meet will arise very soon. The

prosperity,” Jasper told the