Life at the Top

Jasper said calmly, staring at Thompson.

“It’s wrong for any children to treat their parents with disrespect. Now that my dad has been beaten up by your son, do you think I should just let it slide?”

Thompson, whose limbs were ice-cold now, heard a ringing in his head. He nearly fell butt first to the floor.

He looked at Jasper with a teary face and said in trepidation, “M-Mr. Laine, there’s nothing more to say about this. Since my good-for-nothing son has done something so horrifying, we admit our mistakes and are willing to accept your punishment. We just hope that you can give us a chance to make amends.”

Jasper said indifferently, “How do you plan to make amends? With this?”

Having said that, Jasper pointed at the 3,000 dollar bills that Gabriel had tossed to the ground earlier. He said vaguely, “Your son threw the cash to us just now.”

Thompson turned around to look at Gabriel, whose face was full of blood, trembling and too afraid to speak. The older man was so furious he nearly fainted.

His good-for-nothing son had never been able to achieve anything but was always able to ruin things.

my son and I will take care of your father for you until the day he’s discharged from the hospital. When the time comes, I’ll take this good-for-nothing son of mine to your father and apologize to him. You can punish him all you want and I will

Thompson. If this fellow was able to snatch

remarkable skills for coming up with the perfect way to placate him in such a

Sally called out to

Mom?” Jasper responded

isn’t terribly injured. Besides,

was a soft-hearted person. When she noticed how pitiful the pair was, especially Thompson, who had little to do with this yet pleaded for leniency and vowed to take responsibility for the trouble his son had gotten into as soon as he

glanced at Thompson without a

same,” Charlie, who

and

allow him to come back once he has cultivated his moral character,” Jasper said

Jasper meant. In other words, he wanted his son to leave so he would never appear in front of him

was still better than losing his life! Thompson hastened to say, “Okay. I’ll send