Life at the Top

“You’re going too far, Jasper!”

Dave stared at Jasper and roared.

“What’s wrong with a creditor coming to collect my debtor’s debts? How am I going too far? Or are you telling me that I’m just supposed to give you that 2.7 billion? Is that it?” Jasper asked curiously.

“You won’t get anything good out of crushing the entire Hanks family to bits! Doing so will only make the situation more difficult to deal with,” Dave spoke grimly.

Smiling, Jasper replied to Dave calmly, “Then how would you propose I do this?”

“We’ll pay you 20 million a year until we repay everything. That’s the most we can do.” Dave’s eyes shifted as he spoke.

Jasper chuckled at the suggestion and turned to look at Sirius, ignoring Dave. “Mr. Hanks, should I take this as your family’s final decision?”

Dave roared. “I’m talking to you here! What’s with your attitude?”

Sirius suddenly

now a mere shell of its former glory. We have no other choice but to run it through the official procedure if you’re so adamant about getting the money

I don’t believe that’s the result

and turned to ask Sirius, “Did you have anything to

at how Jasper asked him a tricky question instead of

in the first place. He killed himself because he couldn’t take the reality of it. If anything, you were the one who directly caused his

once thought of killing him. After all, this is a federal society we live in. It would do

you didn’t answer my question at all. So tell me, what role did you play

He did not need to turn back to know that his family was looking at him with

suffering the most. I swear,

handle the fact that I put him behind bars? Now you’re telling me that you’re going

with his face pale from anger, “What the hell do

avenge him. In fact, I should be here clapping my hands in joy about the fact that he’s dead. But this incident has also shown me how cruel and heartless you and Conrad are. How do you expect

not? You might not know this, but Sylva came to me