Life at the Top

Jasper explained casually.

“Alright, are you going to Coreana in a couple of days? Can you take me with you?” Henry grumbled.

“The amusement park will be completed in two months, and the Southface River Project will have already held its topping out by then. You should keep an eye on the amusement park and not go anywhere for these two months.” Jasper immediately rejected Henry’s request.

Henry himself knew he had his duties to tend to, but he was so used to being rebellious that his force of habit caused him to resist this little. However, he had no choice but to obey Jasper upon hearing his displeasure.

…

The next day, Jasper met with Grant and his team in the hotel.

Laine, forgive me for being forward, but you’re so much younger than

of America’s most well-known architects, was already past 60. He had met countless successful people, but they were all around

from some rich kid who came from a prestigious family. He had not expected Jasper to have built his empire

as he gazed at Jasper,

praise. I’m a big fan of Sky Theatre, the building in Sauof which you designed some time ago. In my opinion, you’re the

other. Grant was obviously pleased with Jasper’s flattery as he said politely, “You’re a very likable

surrounding terrain to you via email. May I know how long it will take for you to come up with a first draft for the

Grant’s face turned serious as he said, “Mr. Laine, what you want to design is the tallest building in the world. A building that’s at least 630 feet

it? Furthermore, every architect dreams of designing the tallest building in the world. Wouldn’t you want to put your best foot forward for that, Mr. Morgan?” Jasper

which is why we rushed all the way

time because I’ll be traveling to Coreana tomorrow. But I do have one request. It’s to do what you do best, Mr. Morgan.

“This is a huge building that will require a lot of resources. Based on my