Life at the Top

After bidding Wendy and Anna goodbye, Jasper led everyone onto the plane.

After a fourteen-hour flight, Jasper and the others arrived at New York, which was the economic center of the world’s most powerful country, the United States. It was also known as Gotham City.

After the plane landed, Jasper realized that Colossal Investments had sent a senior client manager named Jameson to greet them. Celine Maynard was nowhere to be seen.

“Where’s Celine?” Jasper frowned as he asked Jameson, who greeted them with a radiant smile on his face.

“Are you referring to the general manager of the Terra regional branch? She can’t make it as she’s busy with something at the moment, so she asked me to greet you on her behalf. Besides, I will also be in charge of contacting you on everything relating to the series of handover work that needs to be carried out for Sena’s listing,” Jameson said courteously.

Jasper halted in his steps after registering what he had said. He cast a thoughtful look at Jameson and asked, “Does Colossal Investments endorse the act of stealing the fruits of someone else’s labor?”

Jasper knew that Colossal Investments viewed their collaboration with Sena as a high priority case for the company. Plenty of people would surely get jealous of a case that brought forth as many of benefits as Sena’s listing did.

the power struggle occurring within Colossal Investments, and that

he would need

understand what Jasper had meant by “stealing the fruits of someone else’s labor” as it was an idiom that was usually used exclusively in Somerland. However, after his assistant explained it to him, he immediately replied Jasper, “Mr. Laine,

in charge of the specifics. She is currently caught

bank will never change the

“Let’s head

quickly Jasper’s expression had changed. This man from Somerland did not seem like he would be

in Sena’s business team.

and his team was the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel, which was located

presidential suite to themselves whereas the other executives were each allocated to a

of accommodation fees alone, their

money was