Life at the Top

Morrison’s overwhelming force had Page and Brin looking embarrassed and afraid.

While the three of them were of similar age, Morrison had grown up in a wealthy family and received the best education available. When he graduated, he got a job in the world-class Layman Investment Bank’s middle management.

As for Page and Brin…

Page’s family could still be considered slightly powerful, but Brin had come from an ordinary family.

Not to mention that Page’s family background was nothing in comparison to Morrison’s.

“We have no intention of offending you, Mr. Morrison, but you understand that cooperation has to be done on common grounds, at least. And we believe that you…”

“I mean that Layman Investment Bank’s conditions are too harsh. By purchasing 80% of our shares with 60 million as well as accepting you as our operational supervisor, we would then lose all initiative.”

Page glanced at his partner and spoke with difficulty.

“We cannot possibly accept such harsh conditions.”

Morrison scoffed and leaned back against the chair as he spoke coldly, “You need to know that there are at least 8,000 to 10,000 start-up companies like yours in the United States. Do you know what makes you different from them?

only difference is that I like you and I’m willing to invest. Yet you’re criticizing

makes you think that a small company like yours will still find other sources of investment after rejecting Layman

his jaw at Morrison’s words and replied, “There are other people interested

Somer descent?” Morrison’s expression grew even

are scammers and ruffians! Do they even know

yet you lower yourself just so you can work with the lowly people

and was about to speak when Brin tugged

then gave Morrison an apologetic smile. “We’re merely getting in touch with them, Mr. Morrison. After all, this is someone Mr. Todd has introduced. He bought 27% of

cooperation with him, it’s

name to shut

is Todd

yes, of course.” Brin smiled, much more

have a powerful family supporting you and you’re the senior investment manager of Layman Investments. We’re but the founders of a small start-up company. We don’t have any power at all so we don’t really have a choice when it

attitude slightly brightened Morrison’s dark expression. “Hmm, not bad. At least, you’re respectful when

if you must, then. But remember that my conditions are here. You’d better decide quickly because if I change my mind, I won’t entertain you even if

yes, of course. We’ll definitely think it through and give you a satisfactory reply,

an upset Page out of

they left, a beautiful and lithe secretary

slapped her on the

out who that person of Somer descent in touch with Google is. Google’s a very promising company and investing in them will help me fight for the position as president of the Terra regional branch. There’s no way I’m going to