Life at the Top

“Jul, why’d I sleep in so late? Why didn’t you wake me?” Jasper got up and spoke to Julian who walked in. He pressed a finger against his throbbing temple.

Julian replied exasperatingly, “I came over to wake you twice, Jasper. You didn’t wake up the first time, and you were incoherent when you replied the second time only to fall right back asleep after. I realized that you weren’t in a good condition anyway, so I let you sleep.”

Jasper got off the bed and went to clean himself up. Jasper saved a mental note to himself to not drink so much next time. Making him late was one thing, but the hangover the following morning was horrible.

“Have the people from General Motors arrived?” Jasper asked while brushing his teeth.

“They arrived half an hour before the agreed time at 9:30 this morning. They’re still waiting,” Julian replied.

“I’ll be there right away,” Jasper spoke.

“Won’t you eat something first?” Julian asked.

“It’s fine. I’ll be meeting Winston Benett later anyway and there’ll be food to eat for afternoon tea,” Jasper replied.

In DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel’s executive lounge sat two irritated men clad in suits.

“It’s already 2:10 p.m., Dalton. I don’t think there’s any need to wait anymore,” the slightly chubby man spoke irritatedly.

Dalton was also irked as he glanced at the time. “Let’s wait another ten minutes. We’ll leave if we don’t see him. It seems like this person isn’t sincere at all.”

“What if they’re just joking? The Gulfstream G500 costs 47 million US dollars. How could someone with such horrible time management afford that?”

“I don’t think that’s possible. This is someone whom Colossal Investments’ Jameson introduced…” Dalton spoke hesitantly.

buy later then we’re not going to be very polite either. People like this need to

Jasper hastily appeared in

beeline for the two commercial sales representatives. He was about

tell us if he’s not willing to buy the plane and stop wasting our time. Why’d he send a young man

not conceal his anger when he saw

to wait aimlessly for four to five hours, the other party decided not to show up and instead

knew

Laine, the person who wants

had too

he had made them wait four to

rather a person’s upbringing. Having made them wait so long, Jasper was aware that it was his mistake and there was nothing wrong

seriously doubting your sincerity in buying our

Dalton spoke coldly.

fault for being late and he would not refute them if they scolded him about his lack of time management. However, that last comment did not sit right with him. This was the United States and he did not know

Jameson to contact you on my behalf because I sincerely do want to purchase your

sneered and mocked, “Really? You’re telling me you’re actually going to buy this plane priced

not believe that

Jasper was too

was

no way people from such places could afford a private plane costing tens of millions of

I make a fool of people because of a

spoke as he

that people from the poor and underdeveloped Somerland can afford private planes. When Mr. Jameson said it was a

aimlessly

buying it, but I’m going to need to check