Life at the Top

Paulson could hear the resolute determination in Jasper’s words and looked at him keenly, saying, “I hope you win the bet this time as you’re now responsible for more than yourself.”

40 minutes later, Jasper and Celine exited the office.

Halfway down the stairs, Celine asked Jasper, “Will it really be okay?”

Jasper turned to Celine and saw a worried expression on her face. With a smile, he replied, “I think it’s a bit too late to ask this question, isn’t it?”

Celine complained, “I just didn’t want to give you more pressure. We both know that 120 US dollars per share is a very high price.”

“What’s the point in surpassing it if it isn’t high?” Jasper asked.

Celine looked at Jasper suspiciously and asked, “Why does it seem like you still have a secret weapon up your sleeves? Tell me what it is, at least then I wouldn’t need to worry so much.”

to us anymore. Plus, even if I had some secret

words made sense, Celine replied exasperatedly, “True. I’m just a

“Relax,” Jasper consoled.

Jasper, asking, “So if you

and walked forward. “I haven’t thought of it yet. Celebration isn’t the main focus here. We can think about that after we pass

Sena going public had only been a way for Jasper to improve his cash flow. As the situation

was something Jasper did

option now, so the only thing he could do was walk forward and try to push Sena’s share price as high up

all honesty, Jasper did not have the confidence of attaining absolute

to many changes. While Sena had also gone public in his past life, he could not compare the situation then to what was

himself to

Jack smiling widely on the podium and ushering him over to ring the bell. Sorting out his emotions, Jasper