Life at the Top

Jasper had no doubt about this.

His father was no martial arts master, but he had been farming all his life, so his strength surpassed ordinary people’s—let alone someone like Gabriel whose health had long deteriorated from drinking too much wine and fooling around with too many women.

“He wasn’t happy about it so he called a few helpers. I was no match for them and ended up having one of my ribs broken from getting kicked.”

Charlie finished his sentence, and the overall incident had been roughly described.

“Idiot!” Henry could not help but curse again, glaring at Gabriel who was now too afraid to say a word.

If Jasper was not around, he would have gone over and stamped on him again.

“I thought I was wicked enough. But at least I don’t bully the young and the old. You share the same qualities as your dog. I can’t believe you went to get help even after you lost in the fight.”

things had gotten and that we were planning to call the cops, he kept saying that

at Gabriel, saying, “You struck my father and threatened my family. I now stand before

at Jasper and gritted his teeth. “If it

foot and kicked Gabriel’s mouth, causing him to scream as he

refuse to admit your mistakes even

extremely irritated. “Also, don’t call me Young Master Henry. Who

those words, the door of the

in hastily, led by a shrewd and experienced man in a suit and leather

he exclaimed and trotted over to hold his son. He lifted Gabriel’s head

happened?” Henry sneered. He pointed at Gabriel and said, “Ask

into confusion when he noticed how furious Henry was. He then glared at

afraid to tell the truth, he stuttered for a very