Life at the Top

Within a high-end residential area in the province, Nauritus City.

Zayden Hanks now lived in a double-storey terrace house.

That was right. Zayden Hanks had returned from Harbor City.

Zayden Hanks had undergone a major transformation since the confrontation between the Hanks and Jasper Laine in the province, after being sent to Harbor City by his father.

He was much more thinner than before, and kept his hair long and tied into a ponytail at the back of his head.

The feminine clothes that he was clad in did not look out of place on an ordinary man like him. On the contrary, he emanated an indescribable sense of cold slyness.

Zayden’s father, Sylva Hanks, was sitting in the room as well.

Sylva seemed to have aged by more than a decade within half a year’s time. His slightly hunched figure was perched atop the sofa as he stared at his son, who was standing by the side of the window and looking down at the view of the Southface River.

why did

at his father. “Father, I know what you’re going to ask

onto the ground as he spoke in a bitter voice, “Things are different from how they were in the past. Too

company with Jasper Laine. In addition to the supermarket industry, that newly set up real estate company has also risen to become the largest name among the

Southface River, right? Those tall skyscrapers are

were in the past. We’ve

distance with dark eyes. He sneered at the sight of the development site in Southface River, which was now the talk of the town. “What a

do the municipal and provincial governments greatly prioritize this project, even the officials from higher order associations are looking at the type of development that this project will

friends that once the project at the South Bank yields results, it’s likely that it’ll become a benchmark project

spoke. “Given their current position, what right do we have to go against Jasper Laine and Dawson

sniffed in distaste. “Father, don’t trample upon your own prestige by amplifying their

the Laws from Harbor City. Before gaining their support, he was nothing. Back then, he was simply a nobody in the Southeast