Life at the Top

There were too many people paying attention to this news.

It had also brought a huge impact.

Even Dwayne, someone who was used to being part of huge occasions like this, found himself with a parched throat and a pounding heart.

Colin raised his head stiffly, looking at Conrad for the first time.

His gaze was an exceedingly complicated one.

He opened his mouth with much difficulty and said in a slow yet determined tone, “I… agree.”

When those two words left his lips, there was only silence. No one spoke, and everyone was holding their breaths.

Then, for some reason, everyone sighed in unison.

The direction of the company had been decided.

Ultimately, victory or defeat had been determined.

Jasper won.

a genius that only appeared once every half

lost thoroughly and

audience looked warily at both

was a slightly dull and bleary look on

though he had just accomplished an insignificant task. There was a hint of

livid. He slowly turned around and gave Conrad a death stare, saying, “This is the fun you wanted me to watch? It’s really fun indeed—simply

coming back to his senses. He stood up

at Conrad and was

like it. This was an expression that no ordinary people

“Jasper!”

voice. His roar

huh? Don’t forget that I still hold 40% of the shares. So what if you kick me out of the board of directors? Worst comes to worst, I’ll use the Monty family’s aluminum mine that’s worth tens of

Skyward Aluminum might be one of their core industries, but it was one of the many and certainly

would win all the time either. Even so, I certainly won’t lose to you! Who do you think you are?! You’re just a piece of rubbish that crawled up from the bottom-most layer. You don’t deserve to

yet. I would rather destroy this company that’s worth

had gone insane, Jasper interlocked his fingers and propped up his chin.