Life at the Top

This was a good opportunity that would not come by often.

“Count me in,” Kayden said, standing up.

Kayden chuckled and stretched out his hand. “I look forward to our partnership.”

“May we have a pleasant cooperation.”

After a good firm handshake with Jasper, Kayden studied Jasper and said, “I think we can visit each other more often in the future. Although I’m a few years older than you, I rarely have any genuine friends around me. I think we can be friends.”

By saying so, Kayden was showing his recognition for Jasper’s ability, or perhaps he intended to take their friendship to a deeper level in the future.

This was often the case in the business field. Once your ability and power had been recognized by the people around you, someone would then take the initiative to be your friend.

After all, having more friends meant more opportunities. In the business field, making more friends was better than making more enemies.

“The honor is

polite,” Kayden

with each other, Kayden left in a

Since they had set their hearts on doing something,

words that represented the interests of the Langdons were conveyed from Waterhoof City to Harbor

trade settlement

suggestion while three

members representing the Langdons had failed two against three to make their

meeting, the state-owned enterprises holding 51% shares abstained from voting, the Langdons who held 25% of

general shareholders meeting was

about it. They watched as the opinion letter representing Harbor City Trade Settlement Center was faxed to

City’s ICBS branch to partner up with Terizone to open up an online payment interface. Therefore, the same application that was rejected the day prior was met with a completely different result: unanimously

reached Harbor City

crash was heard. A glass had