Life at the Top

“Give it one more week at most and we’ll have to pay the balance for the Southface River Project. It’s at least seven billion. We don’t have that kind of money anymore,” Wendy ranted about being poor.

Jasper coughed and said, “About the real estate subsidiary company, it’s the upfront investment fees needed to start the construction of the skyscraper, so it can’t be avoided. As for the rest, I still have money in my Harbor City account but it’s best that we don’t touch that. If we do, our profits will drop drastically.”

Wendy rolled her eyes at Jasper and said, “I already knew that you didn’t have much money on hand. My father will transfer ten billion over tomorrow but we can’t keep doing this. The skyscraper is too expensive, do you really want to build it?”

Jasper nodded and said, “It has to be built. Moreover, the die has been cast now. We have no choice but to proceed with it.”

Besides, Jasper was familiar with the real estate and construction materials market in the future. He knew that a building that could be built with 16 billion dollars now would require at least 20 billion in not even two or three years.

The four billion difference could be used to do so many other things.

“I’ve already paid the down payment for the pedestrian street earlier and as a result, I’m tight on cash…” Jasper said gloomily.

blazed like torches as

is also the reason why I’m rushing to get United Legends out there. The MP3 players aren’t doing too bad either. We could get millions in profits every day. While

we still need a procedure to

have to make money with United Legends but its most important function now is to create a good base for Sena. I want Sena to become a public listed company. Once it does, I’ll

of this, Jasper recalled the time when he had bought Sena before this. Even though it was in retaliation against

however, fortunately they had

large company from a merger. As such, the best solution was to control the two companies at the same time. One as a listed company and the other to preserve the status

to perform their duties while

make a wrong decision,”

further explanations, “Why not stay in Harbor

The reason I rushed here tonight was one, I wanted to pay you a visit; two, I needed to confirm things with you personally given that the five billion fund transfer was too big. I’ll head back tomorrow morning once I’m done with the transfer procedures. We’re almost done with the Southface River Project. There’s still a lot to do and since you’re not there, I have to

be able to recover a large number of funds