Life at the Top

Jasper smiled at Winston’s words.

One billion US dollars.

That was still an astronomical amount in the year 2001 when all currencies were severely depreciated.

Such money was enough to make an utterly poor man into the top 1% of the world’s richest people.

People slaved away for a better quality of life, yet how many people could ever make so much money their entire lives?

This was certainly a convincing price.

“That’s a very appealing price you’re offering, Mr. Benett,” Jasper commented.

Winston shook his head regretfully at Jasper’s response. “Yet I feel like you won’t agree to this business proposal.”

“Indeed.”

Jasper admitted without hesitation.

“Terizone is very important to me. It’s a major part of my plans for my business career that I cannot afford to lose. So unless you’re proposing to buy my entire future, I apologize as I cannot sell it to you.”

Winston laughed along with Jasper’s words. “That’s a very interesting way of speaking. You managed to reject me without making it too awkward. So, Laine, how much for your future?”

“Do you really want me to make an estimate, Mr. Benett?” Jasper asked.

“Haha.” Winston laughed out loud and spoke, “I hope we’ll have more chances to work together in the future.”

“I’m sure we will,” Jasper affirmed.

had begun testing online payment, be it for online shopping or for socializing

were the main features that would change the rules the world played by, and Jasper would make sure all of

and even the majority of

was why Jasper believed that there would certainly be

us toast

his cup of it which Jasper toasted with a cup of

when Jasper got back into the Maybach Winston had prepared for

the conversation today had left the two with a chance

would get

to the hotel, Jasper received a

helped him secure a few advantages when he found out that

team would then stay to help Jasper train his own team of flight crew and teach them how to fly the world’s most advanced private

had saved Jasper 500,000 US

years of free maintenance service,

advantage of making more friends. Of course, Jasper could always purchase such services with money, but it would not be as convenient

known that Winston was a shareholder of both General Motors and Gulfstream Aerospace, so his words

called the other. He then found out that Henry had left to

Henry, he ‘could not

and half of Harbor City’s circle of trust fund babies now knew that Young Master Law had bought a private plane with his own money. If not for the fact that WeTalk Memories had yet to be a thing, the man would have been trending throughout

that all this was dealt with, Jasper was left with one last

last and most

meeting with Google’s

Google!

greatest companies in the 21st century! One could only imagine how powerful this company

ordinary people in Somerland might

outside of Somerland, Google’s influence